Posted By Excellence Driving on Jul 15th, 2024
In order to obtain a driving license in Dubai, you must pass the demanding RTA road driving exam, which assesses one's driving skills, awareness of safety, and familiarity with traffic laws. You may considerably increase your chances of passing this test by being aware of the typical minor and major mistakes committed.
In order to obtain a driving license in Dubai, you must pass the demanding RTA road driving exam, which assesses one's driving skills, awareness of safety, and familiarity with traffic laws. You may considerably increase your chances of passing this test by being aware of the typical minor and major mistakes committed.
Make sure you are well-prepared, keep an eye out for these possible minor mistakes, and approach your driving test with competence and confidence.
Staying within your lane and making smooth lane changes is crucial. Frequent or sudden lane changes can result in minor penalties.
Regularly checking mirrors is essential for safe driving. Failing to check mirrors before changing lanes, merging, or turning can lead to deductions.
Using indicators when turning or changing lanes is mandatory. Not signaling or signaling too late can result in minor penalties.
Maintaining proper steering control ensures safe driving. Oversteering, understeering, or making sudden movements can be penalized.
Positioning your vehicle correctly at stop lines, intersections, and during parking is important. Incorrect positioning can lead to minor mistakes.
While driving too fast is dangerous, driving excessively slowly can also be problematic and may result in a minor penalty.
Always yield to pedestrians at crossings. Failing to do so can result in minor mistakes.
Using the wrong gear, shifting gears too late, or not using gears appropriately can result in minor penalties.
Ignoring or failing to recognize road signs, such as speed limits or stop signs, can lead to minor deductions.
Parking within designated areas, without hitting curbs or other vehicles, is essential. Improper parking techniques can lead to minor mistakes.
It's important to maintain a safe trailing distance behind the car in front. There are light fines for following too closely or tailgating.
Using headlights appropriately, including high beams and low beams, is important. Misuse of headlights can result in minor deductions.
Any accident will automatically result in a failure, no matter how serious.
Ignoring stop signs or running red lights are major infractions that automatically result in a failure.
Excessive speeding is a serious infraction that results in an automatic failure.
It is against the law and automatically results in a failure to drive when under the influence of narcotics, alcohol, or prescription medications.
It's a serious error to drive in a way that puts other people at risk, such as driving aggressively or swerving too much.
It is a significant infraction to fail to give way to people or other vehicles.
Driving against the flow of traffic is a risky error that always ends in failure.
Driving while distracted by a phone, eating, or engaging in other activities is a serious error that can have disastrous consequences.
It is a significant infraction to change lanes without properly indicating or looking for oncoming traffic.
One big error is not making sure everyone is buckled up or not using a seatbelt.
Failure might result from not modifying driving behavior to account for different road conditions, such as wet or slick roads.
It is a major infraction to fail to yield to emergency vehicles, including fire engines or ambulances.
Operating a vehicle with malfunctioning lights, brakes, or other necessary equipment is a serious error that leads to failure.
Certain minor mistakes, such as slightly exceeding the speed limit momentarily or minor hesitation at a stop sign, may be overlooked if overall driving performance is satisfactory. However, it’s best to avoid any mistakes to ensure passing the test.
Typically, you can make up to 13 minor mistakes before failing the RTA driving test. However, the exact number may vary based on the overall evaluation of your driving skills by the examiner.
Yes, major mistakes such as causing a collision, running red lights, excessive speeding, and driving under the influence are always grounds for an automatic failure.
To minimize the chances of making a mistake, practice regularly, stay calm, follow instructions, be aware, and prepare thoroughly.
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