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Drivers and conductors

Basic Theory and Practical Skills

 

The theory driving is aimed to check that drivers know more than just how to operate a car and this includes:

 

Hazard Perception, Safety Margins and Hazard Awareness or Developing Hazards.

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Basic Theory and Practical Skills
Advanced Training

How to avoid trouble with the police!  

Avoid the following common illegal Driver practices:

  • Hooting at pedestrians crossing or about to cross the road;

  • Hooting by commuters looking passengers 

  • Waiting and parking at road junctions

  • ​Having no 3rd Party insurence

  • Reversing on the Highway

  • Using phone while driving

  • Driving without a permit

  • Parking on pavements

  • Over speeding

  • Overloading  

 

Vehicle Condition.....

 

HIGHWAY CODE

Advanced Training:

Why you need advanced training:  

  • To give you the basic theory and practical skills required to use public roads safely, recognize and response to hazards; appropriately;

  • To mprove your confidence and ability to drive safely;

  • To develop a positive attitude towards driving and other road users;

  • Improve your concentration;  

  • To analyse and anticipate the actions of others create space and time to deal with hazards of your own or mistakes of other  road users;

  • To become more observant and safer;   

 

See:

Managing Risks to Drivers on Road Transportion                           

14 Seater Taxi in Kampala

Tips to help you make money  

 

  • Do the job right the first time. 

  • Be accountable.

  • Build trust and good relationships with passengers.

  • Treat people fairly.

  • Make passengers fully happy.

  • Respect passenger’s privacy.

  • Never use vulgar or indecent language.

  • Be willing to apologize.  

 

 

Discipline:  

Good discipline creates new friends and improves your chances of making more money;  

  • Be kind and courteous;

  • Treat everyone with dignity, respect, honesty, and courtesy;  

  • Be pleasant and smiling at passengers;  

  • Be a good listener and have the ability to understand the situation of a passenger.  

Keep customers telling others about how good you are!

 
Tips to help you make money
Managing Risks
How to Avoid Trouble with the Police
Discipline
Vehicle Condition
Training Manuals
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