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- 1. Pre- driving awareness program Start MY DRIVING LICENSE
- 2. Home Program objectives 2 1 Info and guidelines 3 Risks 4 Driving test MY DRIVING LICENSE Next Back
- 4. Home Reduce road traffic accidents Objectives Awareness of road hazards Enhance social partnership between traffic officers and road users 1.1.1 Objectives Program objectives Next Back
- 6. Home Info and guidelines 2 What should we do? Safety features in the car Road signages Information about seat belt General guidelines 2.3 2.1 2.4 2.2 2.5 Next Back
- 7. Home Info and guidelines 2 ٢.1 Safety features in the car Next Back
- 8. Home Info and guidelines 2 Some safety features in the car Source 2.1.١ Safety features in the car Next Back
- 9. Home Info and guidelines 2 Side mirrors High speed warning Automatic stop in cases of emergency Reverse view cameras 2.1.2 Source Safety features in the car Some safety features in the car Next Back
- 10. Home Info and guidelines 2 Tires air pressure control system Parking sensors/ Assistance Blind spot indication Automatic release parking brake 2.1.3 Source Safety features in the car Some safety features in the car Next Back
- 11. Home Info and guidelines 2 Indicators Hand brakes on Fault with airbags system Low fuel indicator High engine temperature Fault with car engine Rear fog lights are on Low oil level Rear window demister Low battery Seat belt warning 2.1.4 Safety features in the car Next Back
- 12. Home Info and guidelines 2 ٢.2 Information about seat belt Next Back
- 13. Home Info and guidelines 2 1. Sitting properly 2. Airbag (might not work when the seatbelt isn’t buckled) 3. Adjust the hight of the headrest 4. Placing the seatbelt across the middle and above the legs (in case of pregnancy) not to be placed above the middle. 2.2.١ Information about seat belt How to put the seat belt on Next Back
- 14. Home Info and guidelines 2 2.2.2 Information about seat belt Seat belt safety Next Back
- 15. Home 2.2.3 Information about seat belt Will you still drive, if a passenger refuses to wear their seatbelt? 2 Next Back Info and guidelines
- 16. Home Info and guidelines 2 ٢.3 What should we do? Next Back
- 17. Home Info and guidelines 2 2.3.١ What should we do? Scenario No.1 Next Back
- 18. Home Info and guidelines 2 2.3.2 What should we do? Scenario No.2 Next Back
- 19. Home Info and guidelines 2 2.3.3 What should we do? Scenario No.3 Next Back
- 20. Home Info and guidelines 2 2.3.4 What should we do? Scenario No.4 Next Back
- 23. Home Info and guidelines 2 1 Traffic lights ahead (200 mtr.) 2.4.١ Road signages Next Back
- 29. Home Info and guidelines 2 4 No entry for vehicles 2.4.2 Road signages Next Back
- 30. Home Info and guidelines 2 5 Keep right (left if the sign is reversed) 2.4.2 Road signages Next Back
- 32. Home Info and guidelines 2 1 Parking for disabled only 2.4.3 Road signages Next Back
- 34. Home Info and guidelines 2 3 Do not enter junction until exit is cleared 2.4.3 Road signages Next Back
- 35. Home Info and guidelines 2 4 Dead end street 2.4.3 Road signages Next Back
- 37. Home Info and guidelines 2 6 A sign that shows the distance to the first exit from the main road 300 meters 200 meters 100 meters 2.4.3 Road signages Next Back
- 40. Home Info and guidelines 2 One dotted line: warning from danger and not allowing overtaking unless one’s sure the road ahead is clear 2.4.6 Road signages Next Back
- 41. Home Info and guidelines 2 One continuous non-dotted line: Overtaking isn’t allowed in case of entering or exiting one of the buildings or sub-roads, in the case of a traffic officer ordering so or when avoiding an obstacle in the road 2.4.6 Road signages Next Back
- 42. Home Info and guidelines 2 Vehicle must stop completely behind the double line along the track at junctions even without the stop sign 2.4.6 Road signages Next Back
- 43. Home Info and guidelines 2 the line across the track at junctions usually has a“stop” sign and the vehicle must stop completely at the white line. 2.4.6 Road signages Next Back
- 44. Home Info and guidelines 2 Dotted single or double lines along the track at junctions means the driver must give way to the vehicles coming from the left and drive carefully after checking that the road on the left is clear 2.4.6 Road signages Next Back
- 45. Home Info and guidelines 2 Areas marked with diagonal lines are to separate traffics going in one way but on the side of the middle sidewalk in a gradual separation. It’s prohibited for vehicles to pass over these lines 2.4.6 Road signages Next Back
- 46. Home Info and guidelines 2 Arrows indicate the correct track which the driver should take in the coming junction, depending on the intended turn. There are traffic lights at the junction and near the roundabouts, be sure to always take the right track. 2.4.6 Road signages Next Back
- 49. Home Info and guidelines 2 Steps prior to driving 1. Make sure doors are securely closed 2. Ensure the seat is well-adjusted 3. Adjust mirrors 4. Check the gearshift 5. Check the indicators and lights in the dashboard 6. Buckle the seat belt 2.5.1 General guidelines Next Back
- 50. Home Info and guidelines 2 2.5.2 Traffic accidents guidelines 1. stop by the side of the road and use hazard lights 2. when stepping out of the vehicle make sure to stand in a safe place, put the reflective triangle at safe distance. 3. Avoid moving injured people (might increase the injuries) Exchange contact information with the accident parties 5. Call 991 to be directed to the nearest station to direct the accident General guidelines Next Back
- 51. Home Info and guidelines 2 1. Slow down before reaching the traffic light 2. Avoid crossing the yellow light 3. You must stop behind the white line 2.5.3 Traffic lights guidelines General guidelines Next Back
- 52. Home Info and guidelines 2 1. Additional tire and replacement tools 2. Fire extinguisher 5. Reflective triangle 3. First aid kit 4. Fireproof cover 2.5.4 Safety equipment in the vehicle General guidelines Next Back
- 53. Home Info and guidelines 2 1. Lower the speed to avoid accidents and landslides 2. Check the windscreen wipers 3. Avoid using high lights in case of fog 4. Keep the right track as much as possible 5. Don’t use hazard lights 6. Leave a longer safety distance 2.5.5 General guidelines In cases of weather change (fog, rain, dust) Next Back
- 55. Home 3 Risks Getting preoccupied with other than the road Negative road attitudes Poor concentration while driving Risks assessment Driving behaviors Other types of risks 3.1 3.4 3.2 3.5 3.3 3.6 Next Back
- 56. Home 3 Risks ٣.١ Getting preoccupied with other than the road Next Back
- 57. Home 3 Risks Cognitive preoccupation Visual preoccupation Hand preoccupation ٣.١.1 Getting preoccupied with other than the road Getting preoccupied with other than the road Next Back
- 58. Home 3 Risks ٣.١.2 Getting preoccupied with other than the road Mobile Concentrating on side conversations Radio and GPS Preoccupation with children Next Back
- 59. Home 3 Risks ٣.١.3 Getting preoccupied with other than the road Getting preoccupied with other than the road Next Back
- 61. Home 3 Risks ٣.٢.1 Poor concentration while driving Medicine and drugs Illness and exhaustion Sleepiness and extreme tiredness Mind- wandering Alcohol and drugs Causes of low concentration Next Back
- 63. Home 3 Risks Impulsive, driven and unsafe driving which is far from the driving principle “Art, propriety and ethics” ٣.٣.١ Driving behaviors Risky driving behavior Next Back
- 64. Home 3 Risks 1. Challenge between young drivers ٣.٣.2 Driving behaviors Risky driving behavior Next Back
- 65. Home 3 Risks ٣.٣.3 2. Moving between lanes recklessly Driving behaviors Risky driving behavior Next Back
- 66. Home 3 Risks ٣.٣.4 3. Using high lights to force others to change lanes Driving behaviors Risky driving behavior Next Back
- 67. Home 3 Risks ٣.٣.5 4. Confusing others by using the horn Driving behaviors Risky driving behavior Next Back
- 68. Home 3 Risks ٣.٣.6 5. Getting close to the vehicle ahead in a provocative manner (ignoring the safety distance) Driving behaviors Risky driving behavior Next Back
- 69. Home 3 Risks ٣.٣.7 6. Deliberately confusing drivers by suddenly stopping in front of them Driving behaviors Risky driving behavior Next Back
- 70. Home 3 Risks ٣.٣.8 7. Not giving the chance to others to change lanes Driving behaviors Risky driving behavior Next Back
- 71. Home 3 Risks ٣.٣.9 8. Drifting Driving behaviors Risky driving behavior Next Back
- 73. Home 3 Risks 1. Entering vehicles route at the traffic light 2. Improper parking (crossing areas, people with disabilities) ٣.٤.١ Negative road attitudes Negative road attitudes 3. Disturbing others (bass, horn and radio) 4. Obstructing the traffic (improper parking in a track) Next Back
- 74. Home 3 Risks ٣.٤.2 Negative road attitudes 5. Gathering at accidents 6. Not committing to ground markings (yellow box, emergency track, false sidewalks) Negative road attitudes 7. Hit and run 8. Throwing garbage outside the vehicle Next Back
- 76. Home 3 Risks ٣.٥.١ Risks assessment Case 1 Case 3 Case 2 Case 4 Next Back
- 78. Home 3 Risks ٣.٦.١ Other types of risks 1. Overloading Other types of risks Next Back
- 79. Home 3 Risks ٣.٦.2 Other types of risks 2. Not covering the load and securing it Other types of risks Next Back
- 80. Home 3 Risks ٣.٦.3 Other types of risks 3. Sitting on top of the vehicle Other types of risks Next Back
- 81. Home 3 Risks ٣.٦.4 Other types of risks 4. Illegal additions Other types of risks Next Back
- 84. MY DRIVING LICENSE Drive safely Thank you for your responsible driving