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2024-09-24 09-38-46

Note on Driving Exam Preparation

Chapter 1: Introduction

Items to Bring on Exam Day


Mobile phone with internet access
ID number
ATM card (for exam fee payment)
Password for the SSHRC application
Exam Format
Theoretical exam consists of 30 questions
Maximum of 9 mistakes allowed to pass (passing score: 70%)
Duration: 45 minutes
Each question has 4 answer options
Exam Strategy
Read questions carefully; some may ask for the wrong answer.
Use the "skip" option for questions you cannot answer immediately.
After completing the exam, press "finish" to see results.
Practical Training
Training duration: 1 hour and 40 minutes
Medical test required before final exam

Chapter 2: The Right Answer

Driving Principles
Speed must adapt to surrounding conditions (e.g., weather, road conditions).
Stopping distance includes reaction distance and braking distance.
Key Definitions
Reaction Distance: Time taken from recognizing danger to starting to brake
(typically 1 second).
Stopping Distance: Total distance from recognizing danger to a complete stop.
Accident Types
Minor accidents: Damage under 5,000 SAR or minor injuries.
Major accidents: Result in serious injuries or fatalities.
Emergency Procedures
For major accidents, contact traffic department (911) or Red Crescent (997).
For minor accidents, use Najim app to document the scene.

Chapter 3: Vehicle On Road

Road Users
Includes pedestrians, cyclists, motorcycles, and various vehicle types.
Driving Speed
Must be controlled to avoid accidents and adapt to conditions.
Traffic Signals
Warning signs: Triangle shape with red frame.
Regulatory signs: Round shape; indicate rules (e.g., stop, yield).
Guidance signs: Rectangular or square; provide directions.

Chapter 4: Approaching Emergency Vehicle

Emergency Vehicle Protocol


Maintain a distance of at least 50 meters from emergency vehicles.
Do not obstruct emergency vehicles; clear intersections for them.
School Bus Regulations
Do not overtake school buses when they are loading or unloading students.
Penalties for violations can be severe (up to 6,000 SAR).

Chapter 5: Road Safety

Assessing Road Users


Consider age and attention levels of pedestrians and elderly.
Driver Responsibilities
Ensure vehicle is in good condition and all passengers wear seat belts.
Avoid distractions (e.g., mobile phone use) while driving.

Chapter 6: Right of Way

Lane Usage
Slow drivers should remain in the right lane unless turning left.
Overtaking should only occur in designated areas (broken lines).
Changing Lanes
Follow the MSSSM method: Mirror, Signal, Shoulder check, Speed, Move.

Chapter 7: Right Signal


Signaling
Use turn signals to indicate intentions to other drivers.
Always signal early enough to alert others of your actions.

Chapter 8: Conclusion

Driving Etiquette
Maintain safe distances and reduce speed gradually.
Be aware of surroundings and ensure the road is clear before reversing.
Final Notes
Practice patience and caution to avoid accidents.
Always prioritize safety for yourself and others on the road.

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