Bahamas Drivers License Test

It is not advisable to blindly follow the signal of the driver ahead as they may not have a clear view of the road, could be distracted, or may guide you in the wrong direction.

The Highway-Code mentions that it is best not to drink any alcohol if you intend to drive.

If a driver needs to change lanes at a road junction, they should first use the mirror to ensure the way is clear and signal before changing lanes, ensuring the safety of themselves and other road users.

Children should be secured in a device appropriate to their size and age for their safety while traveling in a vehicle.

It is crucial to check for pedestrians, especially small children, and any objects in the road behind you to prevent accidents.

When turning left at a roundabout, you should signal left.

Leaving enough space between you and the vehicle in front allows you to stop safely if they suddenly slow down or stop, preventing potential collisions.

It is recommended to avoid starting a long journey when feeling tired to prevent the dangers associated with tired driving.

Being considerate to other road users contributes to a safer and more pleasant driving environment for everyone.

You MUST signal if you are intending to move off from the side of the road, turn, change lanes, make a major change of direction, or slow down abruptly.

Concentrating fully on driving is important to avoid accidents and ensure the safety of yourself and others on the road.

If in doubt – do not overtake.

Drivers must obey the traffic light signals at pedestrian crossings to ensure safety for pedestrians and themselves, rather than to save time or challenge pedestrians.

The horn should be used only to warn other road users that you are there while your vehicle is moving. It should not be used for greeting, showing anger, or saying goodbye.

Using full headlights is recommended between the hours of sunset and sunrise, and at any time when the light is poor, such as in mist, fog or heavy rain, to improve visibility for the driver and others on the road.

Parking near a school, hospital and shoppingmallentrance can cause problems for other road users, so it should be avoided.

When turning right (or 3/4 around roundabout), you should signal right to indicate your intention to take the next exit.

When children get into danger near traffic, they may stand still in fright instead of getting out of the way, which can put them at risk.

When you see a vehicle stopping in front of you, be cautious of the driver or a passenger opening their door in front of you.

Giving a left turn signal after checking for traffic alerts other drivers of your intention to turn left and starting to slow down after giving a left turn signal is necessary to prepare for the left turn.