The driver/rider of a vehicle shall not cross a public road unless the road is clear of moving traffic for a sufficient distance to allow him or her to cross the road without obstructing or endangering any traffic. The driver/rider of a vehicle shall not enter a public road unless he or she can do …
The driver/rider of a vehicle on a public road shall stop such vehicle— in compliance with any direction conveyed by a road traffic sign or given by a traffic officer in uniform; or at the request or on the signal of a person leading or driving any bovine animal, horse, donkey, mule, sheep, goat, pig …
Light Motor Vehicle A light motor vehicle must be fitted with pneumatic tyres, which display throughout, across the breadth and around the entire circumference, a pattern that is clearly visible, and has a tread of at least 1 millimetre in depth. Motorcycle You may not ride a motorcycle on a public road- having an engine …
Any driver/rider of a motor vehicle involved in an accident or who contributes to any accident must – immediately stop his/her vehicle; ascertain the nature and extent of any injuries; render such assistance to an injured person as he/she may be capable of rendering; ascertain the nature and extent of any damage sustained; if required …
No person shall drive a vehicle on a public road without reasonable consideration for any other person using the road.
No person shall drive a vehicle on a public road – recklessly or negligently; and in a manner that wilfully disregard the safety of persons or property.
No person shall drive a motor vehicle on a public road while the concentration of alcohol in a person’s body is: 0,05 grams per 100ml of blood or more, and; 0,02 grams per 100ml of blood or more in a case of a professional driver. No person shall – drive a vehicle on a public …
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A heavy motor vehicle may not be used on a public road- if the fuel tank, carburettor, fuel receptacle or fuel pipes thereof is defective or so exposed that it constitutes a source of danger; if the fuel tank is not fitted with an effective cap; or unless the electrical wiring and battery are properly …
No person shall use a motorcycle with sidecar on a public road, unless such sidecar is attached to the left side of the motorcycle. No sidecar may be attached to a motorcycle having an engine with a cylinder capacity of less than 50 cubic centimetres.
No person shall drive/ride a vehicle on a public road while holding a cellular or mobile telephone or any other communication device in one or both hands or with any other part of the body.
