Brunei Highway Code Theory case studies
Brunei Highway Code Theory · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The Brunei Highway Code Theory Test is the written knowledge check that learner drivers and riders in Brunei must clear before they can move on to practical training and, eventually, a full licence. It is aimed at new drivers of cars and light vehicles, motorcyclists, and anyone returning to driving after a long break or converting a foreign licence, all of whom need to show they understand the country's road rules, signs and safe-driving expectations. The Brunei Highway Code Theory case studies are 5 cases and about 3,202 words.
1The Unmarked Junction in Kampong Ayer Traffic
You are driving a light pickup east along a two-lane residential road in Brunei at 45 km/h in daylight. Rain began 10 minutes ago and the asphalt is still greasy.
674 words, about 3 min2Night Rain on the Tutong Coastal Road
It is 21:30 on a two-lane coastal road in Brunei. Heavy rain has been falling for an hour; standing water crosses the road in patches and the wipers are on their fastest setting.
673 words, about 3 min3The Overtaking Decision on a Rain-Slicked Trunk Road
You are on a single-carriageway trunk road in Brunei, driving at 70 km/h behind a slow-moving tipper truck doing about 40 km/h. The road curves gently to the right ahead, and a solid white line runs along the centre for the next 150 metres before becoming broken.
625 words, about 3 min4Fatigue and Medication on a Late Return from Kuala Belait
You finished a 12-hour shift at 22:00 and must drive home about 90 km, mostly on a dark dual carriageway. You took a antihistamine tablet at 19:00 for a bad cold; the packet warns it may cause drowsiness.
628 words, about 3 min5The Motorcyclist, the Bus and the School Gate
It is 07:15 outside a school in Brunei. You are driving a car at 30 km/h past a row of parked cars on your left.
602 words, about 3 min