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Malawi Driving Theory Guide

The Malawi Driving Theory Study Guide covers essential information on road signs, traffic rules, driving procedures, and defensive driving tips. It outlines regulatory, warning, and informational signs, as well as speed limits and right of way rules. Additionally, it includes mock theory test questions to assess understanding of the material.

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Malawi Driving Theory Guide

The Malawi Driving Theory Study Guide covers essential information on road signs, traffic rules, driving procedures, and defensive driving tips. It outlines regulatory, warning, and informational signs, as well as speed limits and right of way rules. Additionally, it includes mock theory test questions to assess understanding of the material.

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Malawi Driving Theory Study Guide

1. Road Signs & Their Meanings

- **Regulatory Signs (Must Obey):** Stop, Yield, Speed Limits, No Entry, No U-Turn.
- **Warning Signs (Hazard Ahead):** Slippery Road, Pedestrian Crossing, Sharp Curve.
- **Informational Signs (Guidance):** Road Names, Distance Markers, Fuel Stations.

2. Traffic Rules & Right of Way

- **Speed Limits:** Urban - 50 km/h, Highways - 100 km/h (Check local laws).
- **Right of Way:** Vehicles on the main road have priority; pedestrians at crossings.
- **Lane Discipline:** Always keep left unless overtaking (Malawi follows left-hand driving).
- **Traffic Lights:** Red - Stop, Yellow - Prepare to stop, Green - Go if clear.

3. Driving Procedures

- **Steering:** Use the push-pull method for smooth turns.


- **Braking:** Apply brakes gradually to avoid skidding.
- **Gears (Manual Cars):** Use 1st gear to start, shift up as speed increases.
- **Mirrors & Blind Spots:** Always check before turning or changing lanes.

4. Defensive Driving Tips

- Keep a **safe following distance** (2-3 seconds behind the car ahead).
- Avoid distractions (NO phone use while driving).
- Be aware of pedestrians, cyclists, and motorcycles.
- Adjust speed based on road conditions (rain, fog, night driving).

5. Mock Theory Test Questions

1. What does a red STOP sign mean?


a) Slow down b) Stop completely c) Proceed with caution

2. When should you use your hazard lights?


a) When parking b) In an emergency c) While overtaking
3. What is the legal speed limit in urban areas of Malawi?
a) 50 km/h b) 80 km/h c) 100 km/h

4. Who has the right of way at a roundabout?


a) Vehicles inside the roundabout
b) Vehicles entering the roundabout
c) Pedestrians

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