School rules and traffic rules.School rules and traffic rules越多越好..~帮一下忙````

School rules and traffic rules.School rules and traffic rules越多越好..~帮一下忙````
School rules and traffic rules.
School rules and traffic rules
越多越好..~
帮一下忙````

School rules and traffic rules.School rules and traffic rules越多越好..~帮一下忙````
Let's go.现在开始
Right turn.右转
Left turn.左转
Go straight/keep moving straight.直行
First street right turn/left turn.第一条街右转/左转
Traffic light right turn/left turn.交通灯右转/左转
Stop sign,make a right turn/left turn.停牌右转/左转
Stay in this lane.保持在这条线路行驶
Second street.第二条街
Turn on the headlights.开车头灯
Turn on the wind shield wiper.开雨刷
Right of way.优先权
Stop the car here.在这里停车
Pull over the curb.靠路边停车
Slow down 慢驶
Three point turn.三点调头
Parallel parking.平行泊车
Up hill parking.上坡泊车
Down hill parking.下坡泊车
Back up.后退
Back into the driveway.倒车进入车道
Too close.太接近
Too slow.太慢
Too fast.太快
Speed up .加速
Give your signal.打灯号
Cancel your signal.取消灯号
Try again.再试一次
Watch for pedestrians.注意行人
Take it easy/relax please.请不要紧张
More gas.加油.
Follow the car.跟着前车
Go back to the test centre.回考试中心
Entrance.入口
Exit 出口
Intersection 十字路口
Put on your seat belt.放安全带
Parking brake 手刹
Turn on the heater/air conditioner.打开暖气/冷气
Head in parking/drive in .车头进泊车
Back in parking.后退泊车
Turn off the engine.关闭引擎
You failed.你不合格!
Do you have any identification?你有证件么?
You passed.你通过.
Try again.下次再试.

The road accident rate in India is truly alarming. An estimated 3,00,000 accidents take place on Indian roads every year. The latest annual statistics indicate that over 80,000 people are killed on In...

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The road accident rate in India is truly alarming. An estimated 3,00,000 accidents take place on Indian roads every year. The latest annual statistics indicate that over 80,000 people are killed on Indian roads while the total economic loss owing to road accidents is estimated to be over Rs. 3,600 crores. These figures do not reflect the human suffering and social problems caused by accidents. Driving or riding a vehicle in India is becoming a dangerous experience. And Indian roads like those of other Asian countries are becoming veritable death traps.
Along with the ever-increasing population of both people and vehicles, comes the growing realisation that this problem has to be combatted on all fronts. Studies conducted in India and other parts of the world have indicated that negligent road-user behaviour is the main factor in 65 per cent of the accidents and a contributing factor in about 90 per cent of the cases.
The umbrella piece of legislation with regard to Indian road rules is titled 'Rules of the Road Regulation'. The latest edition was brought into force on July 1st, 1989. The act broadly deals with the rules and regulations that are applicable to two, three and four wheeler users across the country.
The first 12 sub-sections of this legislation deal with the actual guidelines to be followed while driving or riding on the road. In addition to regular road safety rules, there are specific instructions such as making way for fire service vehicles and ambulances. It is followed by a specific section on hand signals and their equivalents through mechanical and electrical devices. Subsection 15 is an extensive one that deals with the safe parking of a vehicle. Subsections 16 to 22 are also elaborate in themselves, dealing with areas such as visibility of lamps and registration marks, one-way traffic and safe towing.
The final sub-section of the Rules of the Road Regulation deals with the documents that a driver/rider needs to carry:
1) A driving license
2) Certificate of Registration
3) Certificate of Taxation
4) Certificate of Insurance
5) A Fitness Certificate
The Rules of the Road Regulations (1989) is a must-read for road users on their way to responsive and responsible driving.
How to get a Learner's Licence
Forms to be filled:
Form No. 1: Medical Certificate.
(In this, part of the form has to be filled up by you and the other by A registered Medical Doctor. A photo has to be pasted in the form which has to be signed and attested with seal across the photo by the Doctor.)
Form No. 2: Application for Learner’s Licence.
Form No. 3: Application in duplicate.
Documents needed:
Proof of age - Xerox copy of Birth Certificate or Passport or School or College certificate along with original for verification.
Proof of address - Xerox copy with original for verification, of Ration Card or Election I.D. Card or Passport or LIC policy or Electric or Telephone bill or Property tax receipt or Payslip issued by Govt. if employed in Govt.
Photos - 4 including 1 affixed on Form 1 (Passport size)
Fee to be paid:
Rs.15/- for each category of vehicle.
Test :
At the time of your getting the application form from A.A.S.I., this book will be given to you and when you present the application, questions on both traffic rules and signs and signals will be asked and only if you satisfactorily answer, you will be allowed to get the LLR papers.
Collection of LLR Papers:
After the test at AASI, you will be required to go to RTO’s Office on a date specified, to sign the register and collect the LLR papers.
Once you have collected your Learners Licence, you can drive the vehicle for which you have applied for. It can be done only with an instructor or a friend or a relative who has a valid driving licence, by your side if you are driving a car or behind you on the pillion if it is a two-wheeler.
Further you must paste or paint the ‘L’ sign at the back and front of your vehicle in red to alert other road users. This is absolutely necessary. As a learner in a two-wheeler, you cannot carry any other person except the person who is teaching you how to drive.
Validity of LLR:
LLR is valid for 6 months. If within 6 months you do not apply for the regular licence, you will have to apply again for another LLR. However, after a minimum period of 1 month, you can apply for a regular Driving Licence from that date.
Procedure for applying for Permanent Licence:-
After you have learned driving properly and are ready for a test please come with the following forms :-
Form 4
Original Learner's Licence
3 Stamp size photos
You must bring the category of vehicle for which you are applying for permanent licence, based on your learner's licence. A driving test would be conducted by our expert and only if you are found fit in all aspects, your forms will be forwarded with "Test Passed" Certificate for Permanent Driving Licence to the Licence Issuing Authority. Since the laminated Driving Licence will be issued, you will have to come to the concerned RTO’s office on the day specified by AASI to be videographed and get the Driving Licence.
Fees to be paid:-
Rs.60/- for one category of vehicle.
Rs.15/- for additional categories.
Rs.55/- Additional endorsement in existing licence

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