Angola Driving Code Theory case studies
Angola Driving Code Theory · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The Angola Driving Code Theory Exam (Exame Teórico do Código de Estrada de Angola) is the written knowledge test a candidate must pass to obtain an Angolan driving licence. It is intended for new drivers of cars, motorcycles and light commercial vehicles, and for licensed drivers who need to add a category. The Angola Driving Code Theory case studies are 5 cases and about 2,462 words.
1The Overloaded Pickup on the Luanda Marginal at Dusk
It is 18:40 on a two-lane urban road with a broken white centre line. You drive a pickup whose rear cargo bed carries six passengers sitting on the floor, plus a seventh person standing and holding the tailgate.
539 words, about 3 min2Night Rain, a Broken Streetlight and an Unmarked Junction
It is 22:15 and raining. You approach a junction in a residential area where the traffic lights are dark - no power, no flashing amber.
467 words, about 2 min3The Long-Haul Driver Who Has Not Slept
A driver has been on the road since 04:00 and it is now 15:30, with only a 20-minute stop for coffee and a sandwich. He is on a straight inter-city road, has been yawning for the last hour, and twice in the last ten minutes has 'come to' and realised he cannot remember the last few kilometres.
467 words, about 2 min4The Motorcyclist Down on the Bend
You are first on the scene of a motorcycle crash on a rural bend. The rider, wearing a helmet, is lying on his side on the road, conscious but confused, complaining of neck pain and unable to move his left arm.
517 words, about 3 min5The Newly Licensed Driver and the Company Van
A driver has held a Category B licence for four months. His employer asks him to drive a company van with a permissible maximum mass of 3,500 kg and nine seats, carrying six workmates and a load of tools, on a route that includes a section of motorway.
472 words, about 2 min