Anti-Valentine has a driver's license from South Africa and has studied many driving materials. A driving licence centre in Toyokawa, Japan. Source Below is a list of things that will save you from failing your driver's licence exam, and from wasting a lot of money going back to apply for new appointments.

Welcome to our Cheat Sheet - an easily-checkable list of all the various figures you need to know for your Learners Licence. These figures and numbers can be found throughout South African learners books, but nowhere in the books are they compiled together in one place.

We wanted to help out prospective learners study for the K53 Learners Test by making this list for them; it places all the figures they need to know in one place, so they don’t have to hunt them down in learners books, making studying for the Learners Licence Test more accessible. Learners can use this sheet to study for our free online.

The page is also printable if learners prefer to study physical materials. The Cheat Sheet covers the Rules of the Road section of the Learners Test: there are around 30 questions on Rules of the Road in South Africa’s Learners Licence Test, and learners need 77% (23/30) or higher in order to pass. If you are using any other materials to study for the Learners, make sure that they are K53-compliant. You can find other at. Registered users can download our Cheat Sheet in 3 different formats. It can be found on our • Children up to 14 years old must sit in the back. • You must maintain a 2 second space behind the vehicle in front of you, more if the road is wet. 3 seconds for heavy vehicles.

The first major portion of Shacharit is Pesukei D’zimra, a series of passages mainly from Psalms that begins with Psalm 50 and concludes with the recitation of Yishtabakh.

• Headlights must be on when visibility is 150m or less. • Bright lights - must be able to see pedestrians 100m ahead, but must not strike road more than 45m ahead. • Parking lights - only used outside of a demarcated parking bay or in a dark area 12m or more from a street light. • Triangles must be displayed at least 45m behind stationary vehicle. • Permitted content of alcohol in blood: less than 0.05g per 100ml. Less than 0.02g per 100ml for professional drivers.

• Tyre tread must be at least 1mm deep. • Tyres must not have any breaks or cuts longer than 25mm or 10% of tyre width.

• Motorcycles of 50cc or less thread pattern must be visible on at least 80% or tyres width. • Hooter must be audible for 90m. • Convoys must not travel from 18H00 on evening before any weekend or on the 25th and 26th of December until 06H00 the following day. • People herding animals must carry a warning 150m ahead and behind the herd following & must carry red light between sunset and sunrise, and a 300mm 2 red flag during the day. No Parking: • Where outer edge of nearside wheel is more than 450mm into the road way, except where a road sign permits you to. • On the road or within 1m of the edge of a road in a non-urban area. • Next to or within 1.5m of a fire hydrant.