Every driver shall be conversant with and possess adequate knowledge and understanding of the following, namely:-
(a) road signs, markings and traffic control signals;
(b) Provisions of the following sections of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, namely:-
(i) section 19: Grounds for disqualification or revocation of driving license;
(ii) section 112: Limits of speed;
(iii) section 113: Limit of weight and limitations on use;
(iv) section 121: Signals and signalling devices;
(v) section 122: Leaving vehicles in dangerous positions;
(vi) section 125: Obstruction of a driver;
(vii) section 132: Duty of a driver to stop in certain cases;
(viii) section 133: Duty of owner of motor vehicle to give information;
(ix) section 134: Duty of a driver in case of an accident and injury to a person;
(x) section 185: Driving by a drunken person or under the influence of drugs;
(xi) section 186: Driving when mentally or physically unfit to drive;
(xii) section 187: Punishment for offences relating to accident;
(xiii) section 194: Driving vehicle exceeding permissible weight;
(xiv) section 200: Composition of certain offences; and
(xv) section 207: Power to detain vehicles without Certificate of Registration or Permit;
(c) provisions of the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989-
(i) rule 21: Acts which constitute nuisance or danger to the public for disqualifying a person from holding a driving license;
(ii) rule 133: Responsibility of the driver;
(iii) rule 136: Driver to report to the police station about accident;
(d) provisions of the notification of the Government of India in the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways No. 25035/101/2014-RS, dated the 21 st January, 2016 published in the Gazette of India, Extraordinary, Part-I, Section 1 relating to the protection of good samaritans.
[No. RT-11028/13/2016-MVL] ABHAY DAMLE, Jt. Secy.
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