NaTIS Code 2 Learner case studies
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The Code 2 learner's licence is the entry-level Namibian driving credential for people who want to learn to drive a light motor vehicle - a car or light van - under supervision before taking the Code 2 driver's test. It is issued through the NaTIS system, and the learner theory test is a computer-based, multiple-choice exam taken at a NaTIS office. The NaTIS Code 2 Learner case studies are 5 cases and about 3,688 words.
1Dead robot, temporary STOP board and a flagman who changes his mind
You are alone in a 1.4 hatchback, driving home at 17:45 on a winter evening. Load-shedding has knocked out the traffic signals at a busy four-way intersection in town.
747 words, about 4 min2Five adults, a roof rack and a bulge in the sidewall
Saturday, 05:30, still dark. You plan to leave at 06:00 with four adult passengers and luggage for a 420 km drive to a wedding.
767 words, about 4 min3Aquaplaning behind a truck at night in heavy rain
21:20 on a freeway with a 120 km/h limit and two lanes in your direction. It is raining hard enough that your wipers are on their fastest setting.
732 words, about 4 min4The morning after, a codeine cough syrup and a supervising driver
You are 19 and hold a Code 2 learner's licence valid for another seven weeks. On Sunday night you drank three 340 ml beers between 20:00 and 23:00 at a family braai, then slept from about midnight until 05:00 - badly, with two wake-ups.
699 words, about 3 min5The parking-lot scrape, an expired disc and a learner's licence about to lapse
16:10 in a shopping-centre parking area. You reverse out of a bay in your father's insured sedan and your right rear corner scrapes the left front door of a parked car.
743 words, about 4 min