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Section: Basic Road Rules, driving methods and speed limits: 10 Marks

Section: Understanding Signals: 1.Traffic Police hand signals 2.Hand signals while driving 3.Traffic light signals 4.Road map reading: 15 Marks

Section: Knowledge of traffic signage’s for road safety: 10 Marks

Section: Fitness to drive: 1.First aid kit 2.Good health & Road safety 3.Driving under influence of drugs/liquors: 15 Marks,

Section: Difficult driving condition: 1.Driving on wet surface 2.Driving in fog 3.Night driving 4.Running on pavement 5.Brake failure 6.Towing: 10 Marks

Section: Basic knowledge about provisions of the Motor Vehicle Act: 10 Marks

Section: Essential knowledge about vehicle pollution (Do’s and Don’t’s): 10 Marks

Section: Awareness about documents required for driving and offence related 1.Registration 2.Licensing 3.Insurance.: 15 Marks

Section: Annexure “B”Annexure “A” parts and its repair vehicle: 25 Marks

Total: 120 Marks

Module 1: Traffic Rules and Signalling (10 Marks)

• Basic Road Rules: Fundamental regulations governing road usage.
• Driving Methods: Correct procedures for maneuvering a vehicle in various traffic conditions.
• Speed Limits: Understanding and adhering to prescribed speed limits in different zones.

Module 2: Understanding Signals (15 Marks)

• 1. Traffic Police Hand Signals: Interpretation of directions given by traffic officers at intersections.
• 2. Hand Signals while Driving: Manual signals used by drivers to indicate turns or stops (e.g., when vehicle indicators are non-functional).
• 3. Traffic Light Signals: Meaning of different colored lights and (arrows) at signalized intersections.
• 4. Road Map Reading: Basic skills for interpreting maps and planning routes, a precursor to modern GPS navigation.

Module 3: Knowledge of Traffic Signage’s for Road Safety (10 Marks)

• Identification and meaning of all regulatory, warning, and informatory signs.
• Understanding road markings (zebra crossings, stop lines, lane markings).

Module 4: Fitness to Drive (15 Marks)

• 1. First Aid Kit: Knowledge of kit contents and basic first aid procedures at an accident scene.
• 2. Good Health & Road Safety: The importance of physical and mental well-being (vision, alertness) for safe driving.
• 3. Driving under influence: The severe dangers and legal consequences of driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

Module 5: Difficult Driving Conditions (10 Marks)

• 1. Driving on wet surface: Techniques for avoiding hydroplaning and maintaining control on slippery roads.
• 2. Driving in fog: Use of fog lamps, hazard lights, and safe following distances.
• 3. Night driving: Managing headlight glare, high-beam discipline, and reduced visibility.
• 4. Running on pavement: The dangers and legal prohibition of driving on footpaths.
• 5. Brake failure: Emergency procedures to safely stop a vehicle.
• 6. Towing: Safe methods and regulations for towing another vehicle or trailer.

Module 6: Basic Knowledge about provisions of the Motor Vehicle Act (10 Marks)

• Overview of key sections of the Motor Vehicle Act, including traffic violations, fines, and legal responsibilities of a driver.

Module 7: Essential knowledge about vehicle pollution (10 Marks)

• Do’s and Don’ts:
  • Importance of regular engine tuning (PUC – Pollution Under Control).
  • Impact of vehicular pollution on the environment.
  • Avoiding unnecessary idling.

Module 8: Awareness about documents required for driving and offence related (15 Marks)

• 1. Registration: Understanding the Registration Certificate (RC) of the vehicle.
• 2. Licensing: The validity, class, and conditions of a driving license.
• 3. Insurance: Importance of third-party and comprehensive insurance, and what to do in case of an accident.

Module 9: Parts and its repair vehicle (25 Marks) – This is the most practical/heavyweight module

Knowledge of dashboard’s symbols: Recognizing all warning lights (Check Engine, ABS, Airbag, Oil Pressure, Battery Charge).

Knowledge of daily and periodic inspection: Routine checks (tyre pressure, oil, water, lights).

Knowledge of fault diagnosis in tyre and its changing procedure: Identifying tyre wear, punctures, and step-by-step wheel changing.

Knowledge of fuel pump, clutch and brake working and their air bleeding procedure: Basic understanding of these critical systems and how to remove air from hydraulic brake/clutch lines.

Lubrication grades used in vehicle: Understanding oil viscosity ratings (e.g., 10W-30) for engine, transmission, differential, and suspension.

Knowledge about servicing schedule and service centres location: Following manufacturer-recommended maintenance intervals.

Knowledge of different starting methods: Cold start vs. normal start, use of choke (in older vehicles).