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Ensure any load carried is equally distributed on the vehicle.

Ensure that heavier items are carried at the rear of the vehicle.

Drive at higher speeds in order to reduce the time spent on the road.

Only medication issued under prescription may cause drowsiness.

Use of soft drugs prior to driving will not affect your driving.

Use of soft drugs would never cause you to take risks while driving.

Continuously lit amber beacons.

Flashing red beacons.

Continuously lit red beacons.

The vehicle's braking system could overheat.

The vehicle's braking system could lose a lot of air.

The vehicle's braking system could lose a lot of fluid.

It maybe colder.

The travelling distance may seem shorter.

Apart from the risk of skidding no other dangers arise.

Only when such person holds a category W driving licence.

Only when such person holds a category M driving licence and the vehicle is constructed or adapted to carry a passenger.

Never.

Two motorway lanes and one non-motorway lane, in two directions.

Two non-motorway lanes and one motorway lane, in two directions.

Two motorway lanes in one direction and one non-motorway lane in the opposite direction.

No lights.

Full headlamps.

Fog lamps.

Radio.

Upholstery.

Airfreshener.

Traffic usually travels at lower speeds on a motorway than on a dual-carriageway.

Hand-signals may not be used on a motorway.

Speed limits are the same for all vehicles on a motorway.

Only when the vehicle is not parked on a hill.

Only when the vehicle is parked in a supervised car park.

Only when there is adequate ventilation.

Railway crossing ahead.

Major road ahead.

Crossroads ahead with roads of less importance.

Tractor

Motorcycle

Van

Have paint sprayed over it of the same colour.

Treat the area with grease and paint over it.

Have it sandpapered and keep the affected area dry.

Low bridge ahead.

Cul-de-sac ahead.

Speed ramps ahead.

The passengers could be thrown forward.

Both yourself and your passengers could be thrown backwards.

The passengers could be thrown backwards.

Increased speed.

Less use of indicators.

Less tyre wear.

Because wheels rotate at slower speed after rain.

Because wheels rotate at greater speed after rain.

Because the visibility of the leading car's break lights may be impaired.

Parking.

Changing gear.

Reversing.

Use a high gear and maintain the same speed.

Use a low gear and maintain the same speed.

Increase speed and use a higher gear.

Slow Vehicles.

Invalid carriages.

Learner Drivers.

Inform their insurance company.

Not exceed 50 km/h for the first 1,600 kilometers after having the alternation made.

Not exceed 80 km/h for the first 1,600 kilometers after having the alternation made.

Maintain your speed until traffic conditions oblige you to slow down.

Reduce speed gradually for a few kilometers.

Maintain the speed of the vehicle in front of you.

The size of the boot.

The horsepower of the engine.

The number of seats.

Apply the brakes immediately.

Change to a lower gear and carry on.

Gently increase speed to prevent mud from sticking to tyres.

Cyclist must give way to buses ahead.

Buses must give way to cyclists ahead.

Buses must give way to other traffic ahead.

Lay-by ahead.

No stopping for any reason except in an emergency.

Slow lane for heavy vehicles only.

Reduce speed and be alert for other road users.

Allow a wider gap to open up with the vehicle in front and continue at normal speed.

Keep the conversation short.

All horse riders are experienced at handling horses.

Any loud noise from your vehicle will not frighten the horses.

They may only pass in single file.

Drivers and passengers were more likely to wear a seatbelt.

There was no effect on a driver's decision whether to wear a seatbelt or not.

There was no effect on a passenger's decision whether to wear a seatbelt or not.

Proceed in front of the motorcycle and the bus.

Stop in front of the motorcycle.

Stop in front of the bus.

Beckon to the following traffic to overtake.

Drive close to the vehicle in front.

indicate left as a signal to the following traffic to overtake.

Drive on under-inflated tyres.

Use the choke for as long as possible on a cold engine.

Brake as late as possible.

You have right-of-way over traffic from both right and left.

Traffic from right and left have the right-of-way.

Taxi pick-up area.

'With-flow' bus lane on the right.

Bus and cycle parking ahead.

Cycle track may be crossed by buses.

Animals could suddenly appear on the road ahead

The incline of the road.

A car may pull out in front of you.

A driver should move to the right-hand side in case the cyclist moves out.

The cyclist will stay on the cycle path.

The cyclist will stop at the end of the cycle path and allow the traffic to pass by.

Nature reserve. Do not litter.

Airport ahead.

Golf course ahead.

The reversing driver will stop when he sees the motorcyclist.

The motorcyclist may beckon the reversing driver to stop.

The brake-lights may go off and the car continue reversing.