Ghana DVLA Road Signs Test case studies
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The Ghana DVLA Road Signs Test is the road-sign and road-safety component of the learner driver theory assessment administered by the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA). It is intended for learner drivers preparing for a Ghanaian driving licence, as well as for experienced drivers who want to refresh their knowledge of signs, markings and signals. The Ghana DVLA Road Signs Test case studies are 5 cases and about 3,140 words.
1The No Right Turn Sign at Osu: Time Plate Versus a Police Officer's Signal
It is 07:40 on a Tuesday and you are driving south along a two-lane street in Osu, Accra, intending to turn right into the cross street that leads to your office car park. On the near-side kerb stands a circular 'No Right Turn' sign, and bolted below it is a rectangular white supplementary plate reading '6.00 am - 9.00 am, Mon - Fri'.
666 words, about 3 min2Rain and Diesel on the Aburi Descent: Reading Warning Signs as a Sequence
It is 17:50 and raining hard on the Aburi-Accra descent. You have just passed a triangular 'Steep Hill' warning sign, then a 'Double Bend for 3 km' sign with a 'Slippery Road' plate beneath it; black-and-white chevron boards mark the outside of each curve.
673 words, about 3 min3Yellow Box and Green Arrow on the Spintex Road
It is 06:55 on a weekday on the Spintex Road, approaching a signal-controlled crossroads. You are in the right-hand lane, intending to turn right.
597 words, about 3 min4The Cement Truck, the Continuous Line and the Taxi That Went Anyway
You are on the Suhum stretch of the Accra-Kumasi road at 15:20, behind a cargo truck loaded with cement bags that is climbing at about 25 km/h. The centre line on your side is continuous white.
623 words, about 3 min5The Dark Zebra Crossing Behind a Stopped Tro-Tro
It is 18:40 and dark on a two-lane road in Kumasi. The street lights over the next 200 metres are out.
581 words, about 3 min