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On which side of the road should all driving be done according to the Motor Vehicle & Road Traffic Ordinance?
Driving should be done on the right-hand side of the road.
On which side should you overtake another vehicle?
You should overtake on the left side of the vehicle.
At a junction of two equal roads, which vehicle has the right-of-way?
The vehicle on the left has the right-of-way.
What should a driver do before entering a major road?
Stop and look both ways to ensure the road is clear.
When does a driver commit an offence regarding passengers?
If passengers are standing, not properly seated, or exceed the vehicle’s licensed capacity.
What are the speed limits in cities/towns for different vehicles?
In cities/towns:
25 MPH for other vehicles.
15 MPH for trucks, buses, tractors.
What are the speed limits on highways for different vehicles?
On highways:
45 MPH for trucks and buses.
55 MPH for other vehicles.
What should a driver do before overtaking another vehicle?
Ensure the road ahead is clear.
What should you do if involved in an accident with injuries?
Stop, help the injured, take them to the nearest hospital/doctor, and report to the police.
Is it an offence to make unnecessary noise near a hospital?
Yes, avoid blowing the horn near hospitals.
When should headlights be on?
At all times while driving at night.
What headlights should you use when approaching vehicles at night?
Use low beams only.
What should you do before moving a parked vehicle?
Look both ways to ensure the road is clear.
How should you alert others before overtaking at night?
Dip your headlights from high to low several times.
What is a pedestrian crossing?
A marked path where drivers must stop to allow pedestrians to cross.
When should mechanical indicators be used?
When
changing lanes
turning or
pulling out into traffic.
What must you do before reversing a vehicle?
Ensure the road behind is clear and reversing won't obstruct traffic.
What is the purpose of a rear-view mirror?
To see behind the vehicle; drivers must frequently glance at it.
What must you do when someone wants to overtake your vehicle?
Move close to the right to let them pass safely.
What is the most important part of a vehicle for stopping?
The brakes.
What is the radiator’s purpose in a vehicle?
To cool the engine.
Who is allowed to drive a motor vehicle in Belize?
Only someone with a valid driver’s license.
Can the Department of Transport prohibit horns?
Yes, if the horn causes public annoyance.
Can you add lamps to a vehicle without permission?
No, not without permission from the Department of Transport.
Can you tamper with traffic signs?
No, unless authorized by the Department of Transport.
What is a public service vehicle?
A vehicle used for carrying passengers for hire.
What is the minimum age to operate a public service vehicle in Belize?
18 years old.
What is the minimum age to operate a goods vehicle in Belize?
18 years old.
When can a driving license be renewed?
One month before it expires.
What is the safe driving distance from another vehicle?
One vehicle length for every 10 MPH.
When should parking lights or headlights be used in poor visibility?
Use parking lights in rain, fog, or dust; use low beam headlights if visibility is poor.
Why is it dangerous to drive without brake lights?
Vehicles behind won’t know when you're stopping, causing accidents.
Where should you stop to load or unload in towns?
On the side of the road that avoids blocking traffic.
What should you do if your vehicle breaks down at night?
Move it off the road and turn on parking lights.
Why should vehicles use reflectors at night?
To alert other drivers and avoid accidents.
What should a driver do when entering a town or village?
Slow down, drive carefully, and watch for children.
Is it an offence to use an unlicensed or unregistered vehicle?
Yes, both the driver and owner commit an offence.
What happens if you drive without third-party insurance?
The court will suspend your license for 12 months.
What should you do when approaching a pothole?
Slow down or stop, and only swerve if no oncoming traffic.
Why shouldn’t you drive with a baby on your lap?
You may lose control during emergencies; it’s unsafe.
What should you do when approaching a curve at night?
Dip headlights 3–4 times to alert oncoming traffic.
Is it legal to park on a curve?
No, it’s dangerous and an offence.
Why is driving with one headlight at night dangerous?
Others may mistake your vehicle for a motorcycle, causing accidents.
What does this traffic signs meann: “NO ENTRY”
No vehicle may enter.
What does this traffic sign mean: “KEEP RIGHT”
Keep to the right side.
What does this traffic sign mean: “YIELD”
Slow down, stop if needed, and give way.
What does this traffic sign mean: “Taxi Stand”
Only taxis may park.
What does this traffic sign mean: “Bus Stand”
Only omnibuses may park
What does this traffic sign mean: “Corners”
No parking within 30 feet of a corner.
Why shouldn’t you use headlights on the Belize Swing Bridge?
They cause glare, reducing visibility for oncoming drivers. Use only park lights.
Who has right-of-way when turning from Freetown Road to Belcan Bridge?
Traffic from the Northern Road has the right-of-way.
Who has right-of-way when turning from Belcan Bridge to Northern Road?
Traffic from Northern Road, Princess Margaret Drive, and Freetown Road.
