SECOND SCHEDULE
Rules 2(1) and 9(1)(d) and (2)(e)
Practical riding test, practical driving test and proficiency driving test
Part 1
  The Practical Riding Test is a test of a person’s ability to perform the following within a circuit or on the road (unless expressly provided otherwise):
(a)start the engine of a motor vehicle;
(b)drive the motor vehicle straight ahead or at an angle;
(c)overtake, meet or cross the path of other motor vehicles and take an appropriate course;
(d)turn right-hand and left-hand corners, with the motor vehicle, correctly;
(e)manoeuvre the motor vehicle along ‘S’ shaped and crank-shaft shaped paths within the circuit at a reasonable speed without hitting the kerb or losing balance;
(f)manoeuvre the motor vehicle along a slalom path within the circuit at a reasonable speed without hitting the pylon or losing balance;
(g)manoeuvre the motor vehicle on a narrow plank within the circuit at a reasonable speed without losing balance;
(h)in the case of an applicant for a Class 2 or 2A driving licence only, manoeuvre the motor vehicle on the bumpy path within the circuit at a reasonable speed without losing balance;
(i)in the case of an applicant for a Class 2 driving licence only, lift up a Class 2 motor vehicle that is lying on the ground within the circuit and push it round a figure ‘8’;
(j)in the case of an applicant for a Class 2 driving licence only, park a Class 2 motor vehicle on its centre stand within the circuit;
(k)stop the motor vehicle in an emergency on a wet surface and under normal circumstances, and in the latter case bring it to a halt at an appropriate part of the road;
(l)stop the motor vehicle on a slope and restart it;
(m)give, by hand and by mechanical means, in a clear and unmistakable manner appropriate signals at appropriate times to indicate the person’s intended actions;
(n)act correctly and promptly on all signals given by traffic signs and traffic controllers, and take appropriate action on signals given by other road users;
(o)competently drive, without danger to, and with due consideration for, other road users, a motor vehicle of the same class as that on which the person is tested.
Part 2
  The Practical Driving Test is a test of a person’s ability to perform the following within a circuit and on the road:
(a)start the engine of a motor vehicle;
(b)drive the motor vehicle straight ahead or at an angle;
(c)overtake, meet or cross the path of other motor vehicles and take an appropriate course;
(d)turn right-hand and left-hand corners, with the motor vehicle, correctly;
(e)U-turn at intersections, junctions or any opening in road dividers without causing any hindrance to other road users;
(f)manoeuvre the motor vehicle along ‘S’ shaped and crank-shaft shaped paths without hitting the kerb;
(g)stop the motor vehicle in an emergency and under normal circumstances, and in the latter case bring it to a halt at an appropriate part of the road;
(h)in the case of an applicant for a Class 3, 3A, 3C, 3CA, 4 or 5 driving licence, stop the motor vehicle on a slope and restart it;
(i)drive the motor vehicle backwards and whilst so doing enter a limited opening to the right or to the left;
(j)cause the motor vehicle to face in the opposite direction by the use of forward and reverse gears;
(k)give, by hand and by mechanical means (if fitted to a vehicle) or, in the case of a disabled driver for whom it is impracticable or undesirable to give signals by hand, by mechanical means, in a clear and unmistakable manner appropriate signals at appropriate times to indicate the person’s intended actions;
(l)act correctly and promptly on all signals given by traffic signs and traffic controllers, and take appropriate action on signs given by other road users;
(m)competently drive, without danger to, and with due consideration for, other road users, a motor vehicle of the same class as that on which the person is tested;
(n)in the case of an applicant for a Class 3A or 3CA driving licence, drive-up or reverse-up and stop on a hump using a motor vehicle;
(o)in the case of an applicant for a Class 3 or 3C driving licence, drive-up or reverse-up and stop on a hump using a Class 3A or 3CA vehicle, as the case may be;
(p)in the case of an applicant for a Class 3 or 3C driving licence, competently drive a Class 3A or 3CA vehicle, as the case may be, without danger to, and with due consideration for, other road users;
(q)in the case of an applicant for a Class 4 driving licence, secure a load on the motor vehicle in a manner such that the load remains secure while the motor vehicle is being driven;
(r)in the case of an applicant for a Class 4 or 5 driving licence, estimate the overall height of the motor vehicle without the use of any measuring instrument;
(s)in the case of an applicant for a Class 4 or 5 driving licence, answer correctly such questions on the meanings and implications of traffic signs as the person conducting the test may put to the applicant.
Part 3
  The Proficiency Driving Test is a test of a person’s ability to perform the following:
(a)within a circuit —
(i)stop the motor vehicle in an emergency and under normal circumstances, and in the latter case bring it to a halt at an appropriate part of the road;
(ii)manoeuvre the motor vehicle on an ‘S’ shaped path without hitting any object placed on both sides of the path;
(iii)drive the motor vehicle straight ahead at a speed of 40 km/h through a straight and narrow path;
(iv)turn right-hand and left-hand corners, with the motor vehicle, correctly;
(v)give, by hand and by mechanical means (if fitted to a vehicle) in a clear and unmistakable manner, appropriate signals at appropriate times to indicate the person’s intended action;
(vi)act correctly and promptly on all signals given by traffic signs and traffic controllers, and take appropriate action on signs given by other road users;
(vii)competently drive, without danger to, and with due consideration for, other road users, a motor vehicle of the same class as that on which the person is tested;
(viii)in the case of a holder of a Class 4 licence, secure a load on the motor vehicle in a manner such that the load remains secure while the motor vehicle is being driven;
(ix)in the case of a holder of a Class 4 or 5 licence, estimate the overall height of the motor vehicle without the use of any measuring instrument;
(x)in the case of a holder of a Class 4 or 5 licence, answer correctly such questions on the meanings and implications of traffic signs as the person conducting the test may put to the holder; and
(xi)manoeuvre the motor vehicle along a crank-shaft shaped path without hitting any object placed on both sides of the path;
(b)on the road —
(i)stop the motor vehicle in an emergency and under normal circumstances, and in the latter case bring it to a halt at an appropriate part of the road;
(ii)turn right-hand and left-hand corners, with the motor vehicle, correctly;
(iii)give, by hand and by mechanical means (if fitted to a vehicle) in a clear and unmistakable manner, appropriate signals at appropriate times to indicate the person’s intended action;
(iv)act correctly and promptly on all signals given by traffic signs and traffic controllers, and take appropriate action on signs given by other road users;
(v)competently drive, without danger to, and with due consideration for, other road users, a motor vehicle of the same class as that on which the person is tested;
(vi)overtake, meet or cross the path of other motor vehicles and take an appropriate course; and
(vii)U-turn at intersections, junctions or any opening in road dividers without causing any hindrance to other road users.
[S 794/2015 wef 01/01/2016]