Study the speed limits and always distinguish general limits from a speed limit displayed by a road sign. The existing FreeMode question bank uses 60 km/h for urban roads, 100 km/h for rural roads outside urban areas and 120 km/h for national highways.
The current FreeMode study material uses a two-second gap as its normal-condition rule and recommends increasing the gap in wet conditions.
Before overtaking, check mirrors and blind spots and make sure the manoeuvre is permitted and safe. The current study notes cover overtaking on the left where the vehicle ahead is turning right and restrictions associated with solid lines, blind rises and sharp curves.
Know the meaning of red, amber, green and flashing red signals. Your response should always account for whether it is safe to proceed.
Slow down and give pedestrians the required consideration at crossings. The existing question bank tests stopping where a pedestrian is crossing or about to cross.
Practise four-way stops, yield-controlled intersections and traffic circles. The question bank includes the principle that vehicles already in a traffic circle have right of way.
The question bank tests hands-free cellphone use. Treat distraction as a core study topic and avoid using a handheld phone while driving.
Before reversing, ensure the movement is safe and does not create a hazard. Study stopping and parking restrictions as separate rules rather than memorising distances without context.
The current material teaches stopping after a collision, checking for injuries, rendering reasonable assistance and contacting emergency services.
Revise low visibility conditions such as fog. The current question bank tests low-beam headlights and fog lights rather than high beam.
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