Driver Licensing, Documentation and Legal Obligations
This domain covers the paperwork and legal duties of a driver. Candidates should understand that driving requires a valid licence of the correct category for the vehicle, and that the vehicle must be registered and roadworthy. You must carry the required documents (licence, vehicle registration, insurance and any inspection certificate) and produce them when lawfully requested by the police.
Know the obligations that follow a collision: stop, give your details, and report to the police where required. Understand that driving without valid insurance or with an expired licence is an offence, as is driving a vehicle that is not roadworthy. Know the rules on carrying passengers and loads safely, and that the driver is responsible for the vehicle's condition and for ensuring passengers are secure.
Traps: questions may test whether a document must be carried at all times versus produced later; the safe answer is to carry what the law requires. Another trap is assuming a licence for one category covers all vehicles; it does not. Also beware questions implying that an expired document is acceptable if you are on your way to renew it.
Rule of thumb: before driving, confirm licence valid, insurance valid, vehicle roadworthy, documents on board. Worked example: a police officer asks for your documents; you must produce your licence, registration and insurance, and if you cannot, you should not assume the matter is closed.