Guyana Drivers' Theoretical Programme

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Practice vocabulary and regulatory facts based on the Guyana Drivers' Theoretical Programme transcript, covering road laws, driving habits, and technical requirements.

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Prescribed Drink-Driving Alcohol Limit

The legal limit defined as two beers or 35microgrammes35\,microgrammes of alcohol.

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First Conviction Penalty (Drink Driving)

A fine of 7,5007,500 dollars.

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Second Conviction Penalty (Drink Driving)

Disqualification from driving for a period of 12months12\,months, unless the court decides on a longer period.

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Third Conviction Penalty (Drink Driving)

Permanent disqualification from driving.

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Registration Fee

A fee of 3,5003,500 dollars paid to the Police Finance Office to complete registration as a learner/driver.

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Theoretical Examination Qualifying Mark

A score of 65%65\% percent required for certification.

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Re-sit Examination Fee

An additional fee of 1,0001,000 dollars for each additional sitting of the examination after a failure.

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Certificate of Fitness

A certificate issued by a Certifying Officer confirming that a motor vehicle complies with the prescribed conditions as to fitness.

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Fitness Application Documents

The three documents required are (i) Revenue licence, (ii) Registration, and (iii) Certificate of Insurance.

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Minimum Age for Motor Cycle License

A person must be seventeen years of age or older to apply for a license to drive a motor cycle or invalid carriage.

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Minimum Age for Motor Car License

A person must be seventeen years of age or older to apply for a license to drive a motor car.

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Commercial Driving Qualifications (Lorry, Hire Car, Bus)

A person must be at least 21years21\,years old, possess no less than 2years2\,years of experience with a Section 29 license, and be capable of reading and writing English.

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Provisional License Duration

Unless revoked or surrendered, a provisional license remains in force for three (33) consecutive months from the date of issue.

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Amber Light Significance

Prohibits vehicular traffic from proceeding beyond the stop line unless the vehicle is so close it cannot be stopped safely.

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Flashing Red Light Significance

Indicates that vehicular traffic is required to halt at the stop line and proceed only when safe to do so.

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Pedestrian WALK Signal

Consists of a lamp illuminating the word 'WALK' in white letters on a black background.

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Broken Line (Road Marking)

Used for center lines on roads permitting two lanes of traffic; it may be crossed at the driver's discretion when safe.

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Continuous Yellow Line

Prohibits overtaking of a moving vehicle or stopping along the road as viewed in the direction of travel.

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Stop Line Width

The transverse line placed on the road surface must be 5inches5\,inches in width.

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Hand Signal: Slowing Down/Stopping

Extend the right arm with the palm turned downwards and move the arm slowly up and down.

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Hand Signal: Turning Right

Extend the right arm and hand rigid in a horizontal position straight out from the off side of the vehicle with the palm turned to the front.

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Preventable Collision

A collision in which the driver fails to do everything reasonable to prevent it.

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Defensive Driving

Driving to save lives and money in spite of the conditions around you and the actions of others.

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DDC Collision Prevention Formula

An approach consisting of three steps: Recognize the hazard, understand the defense, and act correctly in time.

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Hydroplaning

Occurs when the tread of the tyres is not in full contact with the road, gliding instead on a layer of water or oil.

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The Five (5) Cs of Defensive Driving

Care, Caution, Courtesy, Consideration, and Commonsense.

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Ten to Two Position

The correct driving grip where hands are evenly balanced on either side of the steering wheel for maximum control.

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Learner Driver Speed Limit

The restricted speed limit for learner drivers is 40km/h40\,km/h.

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Hand-held Mobile Telephone Penalty (First Offence)

A fine of not less than 5,0005,000 dollars nor more than 10,00010,000 dollars.

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Interactive Communication Function

Includes sending or receiving oral/written messages, facsimiles, images, or providing access to the internet.