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SA Learner Driver Manual

Rules of the Road

South African
Learner Driver Manual

Version Draft
Copyright © 2012 by SA Department Transport

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June 2012

SA Learner Driver Manual

Rules of the Road

COMPILED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT OF
THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA
Department of Transport
Forum Building
157 Struben Street
Pretoria
0001 www.transport.gov.za Tel: +27 12 309 3000

Disclaimer:
This manual is the property of the Department of Transport and may not be copied and distributed for any financial gain.

Version Draft
Copyright © 2012 by SA Department Transport

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June 2012

SA Learner Driver Manual

Rules of the Road

Table of contents
Section 1:

Rules of the Road

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INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................... 1
ACRONYMS AND DEFINITIONS ............................................................................................... 2
INFORMATION FOR LEARNER’S LICENCE TEST AND THE APPLICATION THEREOF .................... 11
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS ARE COVERED BY THE LEGISLATION AS FOLLOWS: .......................... 11
4.1 A PERSON IS DISQUALIFIED FROM OBTAINING OR HOLDING A LEARNER ’S OR DRIVING LICENCE : .......... 11
5 THE CODES ARE COVERED BY THE LEGISLATION AS FOLLOWS:............................................... 12
5.1 TYPE OF LEARNER'S LICENCE CODES ................................................................................................ 12
5.2 DRIVER OF MOTOR VEHICLE TO BE LICENSED .................................................................................... 13
5.3 LICENCE TO DRIVE, EITHER LEARNER’S OR DRIVING LICENCE ................................................................ 14
5.4 MANNER OF APPLICATION FOR LEARNER’S LICENCE ........................................................................... 14
5.5 HOLDER OF LICENCE TO DRIVE MOTOR VEHICLE SHALL GIVE NOTICE OF CHANGE OF PLACE OF RESIDENCE ... 14
5.6 UNLICENSED DRIVER NOT TO

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