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• Computer/Laptop
• Email for notifications and communication
• Internet connection
• PDF viewer (e.g ADOBE Acrobat)
• Microsoft Word for notes
• A web browser

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Unit 1A: Road Signs ?

1.1 Introduction

1.2 Road Signs Part 1

1.3 Road Signs Part 2

1.4 Regulatory Signs

1.5 Prohibition Signs

1.6  Compulsory Lane Use Signs

1.7 Parking Reservation Signs

1.8  Selective Restriction Signs

1.9 Warning Signs

1.10 Information Signs

1.11 Guidance Signs

It takes between 4 days and 2 weeks, depending on your speed.

R 150 (incl VAT) for access to The Accelerator Programme for a year

Effective performance and discipline management 

Train the trainer 

Lizette Bezuidenhoud

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Unit  1B: Road markings and signals  ?

1.1 Traffic Signals

1.2 Road Markings Part 1

1.3 Road Markings Part 2

1.4 Road Markings Part 3

1.5 Road Markings Part 4

1.6  Road Markings Part 5

Unit  2A: Rules of the road  ?

1.1 Specific rules of the road

1.2 Traffic circles, turning and parking of vehicles

1.3 Towing of vehicles and duties of pedestrians

1.4 Using a cellphone while driving

1.5 Lights 

1.6  Steering gear, brakes and tyres

1.7 Windscreens, wipers, seatbelts, numberplates etc.

1.8 Additional rules for motorcycles, motor-tricycles and quad bikes

1.9 Carrying loads on light and heavy motor vehicles

1.10 Red retro reflectors

Unit  2B: Driver responsibilities and duties in operating a vehicle ?

1.1 Qualification to drive a motor vehicle

1.2 Vehicle control in various driving conditions

1.3 Emergency stop to avoid a collision

1.4 General duties and responsibilities of a driver

1.5 Mental and physical driver fitness

1.6  Prescribed and over-the-counter drugs

1.7 Driver fatigue, emotions and medical conditions

Unit  3: Different controls of the vehicle and its uses?

1.1 Vehicle controls and its uses - Manual

1.2 Vehicle controls and its uses - Automatic

1.3 Vehicle controls and its uses - Heavy motor vehicles