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This set covers core concepts from the notes: vehicle requirements, footpaths, pedestrian interactions (including crossings and cane guidance), emergency procedures, lighting visibility, school bus signaling, and basic sign interpretation and roundabout rules. Use these as quick review prompts before the exam.
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A driver and a conductor (Umuyobozi and Umuherekeza). A and B are correct.
A narrow public way accessible only to pedestrians.
Slow down and be prepared to stop; yield to pedestrians.
Stop the vehicle to allow the pedestrian to cross safely.
200 meters.
50 meters.
One in front of the vehicle and one at the back; they indicate stop and warn drivers to proceed with caution.
You may go or prepare to go; proceed with caution as appropriate.
112 (emergency services).
No; mobile phones should not be used while driving.
Slow down and be prepared to stop; yield to pedestrians when necessary.
Mark the position of the vehicles and move them off the roadway.
Prohibition (do not enter or a similar restriction) depending on the specific symbol.
The existing priority rules no longer apply beyond that sign; proceed with normal caution.
The traffic on the roundabout and your own speed and position; yield as required and enter safely.
What is the minimum visibility distance required to switch off headlights when roadway lighting is continuous and sufficient?
Headlights may be switched off when roadway lighting is continuous and sufficient to see clearly up to a distance of at least 20 m.