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PART III TESTS OF COMPETENCE TO DRIVE
27. Applications for theory tests: motor bicycle instructors
28. Applications for theory tests: large vehicle instructors
31. Applications for manoeuvres, practical and unitary tests: applicants in person
32. Applications for manoeuvres or practical tests: motor bicycle instructors
33. Applications for practical tests: large vehicle instructors
34. Eligibility to reapply for manoeuvres, practical or unitary test
35. Fees in respect of manoeuvres, practical or unitary tests
Entitlements upon passing test
43. Entitlement upon passing a test other than an appropriate driving test
44. Entitlement upon passing a test other than an appropriate driving test: category A
44A.Entitlement upon passing a test other than an appropriate driving test: category AM
45. Upgrading of entitlements by virtue of passing second test
46A.Results of safe road use test and validity of certificates
PART V APPROVED TRAINING COURSES FOR RIDERS OF MOTOR BICYCLES AND MOPEDS
CATEGORIES AND SUB-CATEGORIES OF VEHICLE FOR LICENSING PURPOSES
DISTINGUISHING MARKS TO BE DISPLAYED ON A MOTOR VEHICLE BEING DRIVEN UNDER A PROVISIONAL LICENCE
FEES FOR PRACTICAL TESTS OR UNITARY TESTS: VEHICLES OF CATEGORIES OTHER THAN AM or A
FEES FOR THE MANOEUVRES TEST AND THE PRACTICAL TEST FOR VEHICLES OF CATEGORY AM or A
SPECIFIED MATTERS FOR THEORY TEST
A. Road traffic regulations
2.Perception, judgement and decision-making, including especially reaction time and changes...
2.Driving risk factors related to various road conditions, with particular...
3.Characteristics of various types of road and the related statutory...
2.Risks involved in the movement and driving of various types...
3.The visibility of motor cycle riders to other road users....
2.General rules specifying how the driver must behave in the...
3.Safety factors relating to the vehicle, its load and persons...
2.The use of protective outfits such as gloves, boots and...
G. Environmental matters
2.Perception, judgement and decision-making, including especially reaction time and changes...
2.Driving risk factors related to various road conditions, in particular...
3.Characteristics of various types of road and the related statutory...
2.Risks involved in the movement and driving of various types...
2.General rules specifying how the driver must behave in the...
3.Safety factors relating to the vehicle, its load and persons...
2.Vehicle safety equipment including, in particular, the use of seat-belts,...
A. Road traffic regulations
B. The driver
C. The road
D. Other road users
E. General rules and regulations and other matters
F. Road and vehicle safety
G. Vehicle construction and maintenance
H. Environmental matters
A. Road traffic regulations
2.Perception, judgement and decision-making, including especially reaction time and changes...
2.Driving risk factors related to various road conditions as they...
3.Characteristics of various types of road and the related statutory...
2.Risks involved in the movement and driving of various types...
2.Rules of behaviour in the event of an accident, measures...
3.Rules on vehicle weights and dimensions and speed limiters.
5.Vehicle and transport documents required for the national and international...
2.Vehicle safety equipment, including in particular the use of seat-belts...
4.The driver’s responsibility in respect of the carriage of passengers,...
5.Precautions to be taken during the removal and replacement of...
3.Principles of the types, operation, main parts, connection, use and...
4.The principles of the construction, fitting, care and correct use...
5.The principles of the types, operation, main parts, connection, use...
H. Environmental matters
SPECIFIED REQUIREMENTS FOR PRACTICAL OR UNITARY TEST
PART 1 Practical Test: Categories A and P
A. Eyesight
B. Vehicle safety checks
2.Accelerate to a suitable speed while maintaining a straight course,...
3.Adjust speed to negotiate left or right turns at junctions,...
2.Communicate with other road users using the authorised means.
4.Comply with road traffic regulations and the instructions of the...
6.Drive with the vehicle correctly positioned on the road, adjusting...
12.Where the opportunity arises— (a) Pass oncoming vehicles, including in...
PART 2 Practical Test: Categories B and B+E
A. Eyesight
3.The components are: tyres, steering, brakes, lights, reflectors, direction indicators,...
2.Accelerate to a suitable speed while maintaining a straight course,...
3.Adjust speed to negotiate left or right turns at junctions,...
5.Either— (a) perform one or more of the following manoeuvres—...
2.Communicate with other road users using the authorised means.
4.Comply with road traffic regulations and the instructions of the...
6.Drive with the vehicle correctly positioned on the road, adjusting...
12.Where the opportunity arises— (a) Pass oncoming vehicles, including in...
F. Alighting from vehicle
G. Trailer
PART 3 Practical Test: Categories C and C+E
3.The components are: tyres, steering, brakes, lights, reflectors, direction indicators,...
2.Accelerate to a suitable speed while maintaining a straight course,...
3.Adjust speed to negotiate left or right turns at junctions,...
2.Communicate with other road users using the authorised means.
4.Comply with road traffic regulations and the instructions of the...
6.Drive with the vehicle correctly positioned on the road, adjusting...
12.Where the opportunity arises— (a) Pass oncoming vehicles, including in...
F. Trailers
G. Vehicle safety
H Safe and energy-efficient driving
PART 4 Practical Test: Categories- D and D+E
3.The components are: tyres, steering, brakes, lights, reflectors, direction indicators,...
4.The features are: the service doors, the emergency exits, the...
2.Accelerate to a suitable speed while maintaining a straight course,...
3.Adjust speed to negotiate left or right turns at junctions,...
6.Park the vehicle in an appropriate place as would enable...
2.Communicate with other road users using the authorised means.
4.Comply with road traffic regulations and the instructions of the...
6.Drive with the vehicle correctly positioned on the road, adjusting...
12.Where the opportunity arises— (a) Pass oncoming vehicles, including in...
F. Trailers
G. Vehicle safety
H Safe and energy-efficient driving
FORMS OF CERTIFICATE AND STATEMENT OF THEORY TEST RESULT
FORMS OF CERTIFICATE AND STATEMENT OF PRACTICAL AND UNITARY TEST RESULT
APPROVED MOTOR BICYCLE TRAINING COURSES: FORMS OF CERTIFICATE
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