Lebanon Driving Theory Test case studies
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The Lebanese driving theory exam is the written stage of obtaining a driving licence in Lebanon, administered by the authorities responsible for licensing drivers. It is aimed at first-time learner drivers, at drivers adding a new licence category such as motorcycle or heavy vehicle, and at anyone required to re-sit the theory stage. The Lebanon Driving Theory Test case studies are 5 cases and about 4,513 words.
1Wet Night Behind a Loaded Lorry on the Coastal Motorway
At 21:40 you are driving a 2016 saloon south on the coastal motorway towards Beirut. It has rained for an hour; the surface is wet with standing water in the wheel tracks, and spray from heavy vehicles cuts visibility to about 60 m.
919 words, about 5 min2The Bus, the Solid Line and the Driver Behind
It is 15:20 on a two-lane mountain road climbing east. The posted limit is 60 km/h but the road is a series of bends with a continuous solid centre line.
893 words, about 4 min3The Morning After: Four Beers, Four Hours' Sleep and an Antihistamine
You are 27, weigh about 75 kg and live outside a mountain town. Last night you drank four 500 ml glasses of beer (5% alcohol) between 22:00 and 02:00 at a friend's flat, then slept about four hours.
848 words, about 4 min4Brake Fade on a Loaded Descent with Marginal Tyres
You are descending a 6 km mountain road at 18:00 in a 2009 estate car carrying four adults, a full boot and a roof box. The descent drops about 900 m and alternates long straights with tight hairpins; the posted limit is 50 km/h and local drivers brake late.
942 words, about 5 min5Rider Down on an Unlit Rural Road
At 22:30 you come round a gentle right-hand bend on an unlit rural road and find a motorcycle on its side in your lane, fuel running across the asphalt, and a rider of about 24 lying face down about 4 m further on. The helmet is still on, one leg is bent at an unnatural angle, and there is blood mixed with gravel around the chin bar.
911 words, about 5 min