Driver education and certification under the Mohawk National Driver’s Identification Programme (Gazette G46) and the Mohawk National Vehicle Registry (G44).
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written pass rate (1 sat)The Driver Education Programme of the Nation prepares a driver for the Driver Credential under the Mohawk National Driver’s Identification Programme (Gazette G46). Nine modules, a written examination (pass mark 80%) and a road test with an examiner of the Nation; on a pass the certificate is conferred and the credential may issue.
Syllabus
- The Nation's road law — The Mohawk National Driver’s Identification Programme (G46), the Nation's rules of the road within the Grand River Territory, the standing of the G-Series plate and the Driver Credential, and what to do when stopped by an outside agency: the Agency Check and the officer's own record.
- Signs, signals and right of way — Signs and signals as used on the Territory; intersections, roundabouts, pedestrians, school areas, emergency vehicles.
- Vehicle control — Starting, stopping, steering, speed and following distance, lane changes, turning, parking, hills, reversing.
- Hazards, weather and the river — Night, rain, ice and snow, fog, gravel, the river roads and bridges, wildlife, fatigue and impairment.
- Sharing the road — Cyclists, horses and farm equipment, motorcycles, trucks and buses, children, elders.
- The vehicle — Pre-trip checks, lights, tires, brakes, fluids, insurance and inspection requirements of the Registry.
- Collisions and incidents — Duties at a collision, first aid basics, reporting to the Police Service of the Nation, the occurrence record.
- Written examination — Forty questions on M1–M7; pass mark 80%.
- Road test — In-vehicle test with an examiner of the Nation on a set route; graded on control, observation, judgement and the rules.
