Jordan Driving Practical case studies
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The Jordan Driving Practical Test is the in-vehicle road assessment that licensing authorities in Jordan use to decide whether a learner is ready to drive unsupervised. It is intended for learner-permit holders who have completed their training and for experienced drivers converting or reinstating a licence, and it is conducted with a licensed examiner sitting beside you on public roads. The Jordan Driving Practical case studies are 5 cases and about 2,871 words.
1Cold-start cockpit drill with a soft tyre
At 06:50 in January in Amman the temperature is 6 °C and the car has been parked overnight nose-down on a 10% slope. The windscreen and door mirrors are covered in dew, and the rear window is dusty.
620 words, about 3 min2Uphill move-off past a parked truck
It is 07:45 on a two-way street in Amman with a 40 km/h limit. You are parked at the right-hand curb in a manual hatchback, facing uphill on an 8% gradient.
621 words, about 3 min3Unsigned four-way junction with a car from the right
At 16:20 you approach a four-way uncontrolled junction in a residential area of Amman. There are no stop or yield signs, no traffic lights and no road markings.
544 words, about 3 min4Tight uphill parallel park at dusk
At dusk you are asked to parallel park on a narrow uphill street in Amman. The street is 6 m wide, the gradient is 7%, and the curb is 15 cm high.
565 words, about 3 min5Soft brake pedal on a long descent
You are driving a loaded manual estate car down the Jordan Valley road toward the Dead Sea. The descent is about 8 km long at 6–8%, the speed limit is 80 km/h, and you are in fourth gear at 70 km/h.
521 words, about 3 min