SKN Driver's Written Examination case studies
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The SKN Driver's Written Examination is the theory test that St. Kitts and Nevis uses to confirm a learner understands road signs, traffic law and safe driving before progressing to practical instruction and a full licence. The SKN Driver's Written Examination case studies are 5 cases and about 2,987 words.
1Second Exit at The Circus Roundabout, 5:15 pm
It is 5:15 on a Friday afternoon and you are approaching The Circus roundabout in Basseterre from the west, heading for the eastern side of town. Traffic is heavy and the road is still wet from an afternoon shower.
634 words, about 3 min2Dusk, a Cyclist Without Lights and a Stopped Bus
It is 6:25 on a weekday evening and you are driving a small hatchback along the island main road through a village on the Atlantic side. The light is going, it rained an hour ago and there are damp patches and loose gravel along the shoulder.
573 words, about 3 min3A Borrowed SUV, a Long Climb and a Steep Descent
You have borrowed a 12-year-old SUV to take four colleagues to a beach on the south-east peninsula. Before setting off in daylight you notice three things: the front-left tyre looks soft and the tread across its centre is worn almost smooth; the brake pedal feels spongy and sinks a little further when you hold it at a standstill; and there is a faint sweet smell with a small wet patch under the front of the car.
610 words, about 3 min4Night Collision with a Scooter Rider on a Blind Bend
It is 9:40 on a dry night on the outskirts of Basseterre. You are driving straight through a junction at about 30 km/h when a scooter pulls out of a side road into your path.
590 words, about 3 min5Two Rum Punches, Fifteen Hours Awake, and a Winding Coast Road
You have been up since 4:30 for a fishing trip and spent the day in the sun. At 8 pm you go to a friend's wedding reception and between 8 and 11:15 you drink two rum punches; you are not sure how strong they were.
580 words, about 3 min