Motor Vehicle Act and Road Safety Vocabulary

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Vocabulary and legal definitions based on the Motor Vehicles Act 1988 and general road safety rules for driver examinations.

Last updated 5:54 AM on 7/13/26
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Section 112 of the Motor Vehicles Act 1988

Stipulates that the speed limit shall not be exceeded.

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Section 113 of the Motor Vehicle Act 1988

Stipulates that the driver should not drive a vehicle exceeding the weight permitted to carry.

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Maximum speed passing a procession

15km/hour15\,km/hour

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Height limit of load on goods vehicle

3.8meters3.8\,meters from ground level.

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Maximum permissible speed near educational institutions (Heavy/Medium Motor Vehicles)

15km/hour15\,km/hour

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Section 129 of Motor Vehicle Act 1988

States that a person driving a motor cycle shall wear a helmet.

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Maximum permissible speed of autorickshaws on ghat roads

25km/hour25\,km/hour

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Maximum permissible speed of heavy motor vehicles on ghat roads

20km/hour20\,km/hour

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Maximum permissible speed of autorickshaws in cities and municipal towns

30km/hour30\,km/hour

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Maximum permissible speed of heavy motor vehicles

65km/hour65\,km/hour

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Maximum permissible speed of heavy motor vehicles on ghat roads

35km/hour35\,km/hour

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Zig-Zag driving

Dangerous to all at all times.

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Control mechanism on long downhill slopes

Change to low gear to help control the speed of the vehicle.

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Flashing yellow signal

Used when you should slow down and proceed with caution.

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High beam in foggy conditions

Bad because it reflects back and can dazzle the driver.

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Dip high beam headlights (Daytime)

Necessary in poor visibility and on highways.

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Anti-lock braking system (ABS)

Designed to prevent wheels from locking up on braking and avoid skidding of the tyres.

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Continuous yellow line (Center of road)

Means no overtaking.

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Blind Junction procedure

Must stop behind the line and move forward slowly as vision improves.

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Mandatory signs

Signs giving orders, mostly in Red/Blue circles.

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White line along the side of the road

Means the edge of the carriage way.

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Blind spot

An area not seen in your rear view mirrors.

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Section 185 of MV Act

Pertains to Drunken driving.

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Section 184 of MV Act

Pertains to Dangerous driving.

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Brake fade

A reduction of braking effectiveness.

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Laminated safety wind screen glass

A glass which has a plastic layer pasted between dual glasses and will not shatter.

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Turning circle

The amount of space needed for the vehicle to turn.