BRTA Non-Professional Driving Licence Test case studies
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The BRTA Non-Professional Driving Licence is the credential a private motorist in Bangladesh obtains to drive a personal vehicle legally. Unlike a professional licence, which covers drivers who carry passengers or goods for hire, the non-professional licence is aimed at ordinary car, motorcycle and light-vehicle owners who drive for their own purposes. The BRTA Non-Professional Driving Licence Test case studies are 5 cases and about 3,153 words.
1The Unmarked Rain-Soaked Junction
It is 7:40 on a wet monsoon morning and you are driving a light truck east on a two-lane road at about 45 km/h. Rain has been falling for an hour; the wipers are on intermittent and the road surface is glossy with standing water near the edges.
692 words, about 3 min2Night Breakdown on a Flooded Shoulder
At 22:30 on an unlit rural road you are driving alone when the steering suddenly feels heavy and the vehicle pulls hard to the left. You stop and find the front left tyre is flat and partly shredded.
663 words, about 3 min3The Medicine Cabinet and the Morning Shift
A driver must leave at 05:30 for a three-hour drive to a depot. The evening before, he felt a cold coming on and took a combination cold remedy containing an antihistamine, plus a codeine-based painkiller for a backache, and had two bottles of beer with dinner around 20:00.
562 words, about 3 min4Overtaking the Tractor Before the Crest
You are on a single-carriageway rural road with one lane each way, a solid white line on your side and a broken line on the other, and a gentle crest about 150 metres ahead. You are doing 60 km/h behind a slow tractor doing about 20 km/h, and have been for two kilometres.
617 words, about 3 min5The Idling Queue and the School Gate
You drive a diesel van for a small delivery firm. Each school morning you wait about 15 minutes outside a school gate with the engine idling so the cab stays warm and the battery keeps a phone charger and cooler running.
619 words, about 3 min