Code 10 or 14 Driver, Hermanus, Overberg. Company Name: Solitaire Free Range. Code 10-14 driver with proven experience driving 6ton+ trucks. Experience delivering goods in bulk and to retail store is advantageous. Must be willing to relocate to and live on a farm where accommodation is provided. Only South Africans need to apply.

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Being a successful driver in South Africa requires a combination of skills, knowledge, and attitude. Here are key aspects to focus on:

Mastering the Basics:


Obtain a valid driver's license: This is the foundation and requires passing a learner's and driver's license test conducted by the Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC).
Develop strong driving skills: Practice and hone your ability to control the vehicle smoothly, maintain proper lane discipline, and anticipate potential hazards. Enroll in defensive driving courses offered by organizations like the Automobile Association (AA) to enhance your skills.
Know the rules of the road: Thoroughly study and understand the South African National Road Traffic Act and its regulations. Being familiar with traffic signs, markings, and road rules is crucial for safe and legal driving.


Beyond the Basics:


Maintain your vehicle: Regularly service and maintain your vehicle according to the manufacturer's recommendations. This ensures its roadworthiness and minimizes the risk of breakdowns or accidents.
Stay alert and focused: Avoid distractions like using your phone while driving, eating, or engaging in conversations that take your attention away from the road. Fatigue can also impair judgment, so ensure you're well-rested before driving.
Develop defensive driving habits: Anticipate the actions of other drivers and pedestrians, maintain a safe following distance, and be prepared to react calmly and safely to unexpected situations.
Be courteous and responsible: Share the road with other drivers and pedestrians, obey traffic signals, and avoid aggressive driving behaviors. Patience and courtesy contribute significantly to a positive driving experience for everyone.


Additional Considerations:


Specific driving roles: If you're aiming for a professional driving career, like being a truck driver or working for ride-hailing services, research the specific requirements and qualifications needed for those roles. These might involve obtaining additional licenses or endorsements.
Staying informed: Keep yourself updated on changes in traffic laws and regulations, as well as new road safety campaigns and initiatives.



By consistently working on these aspects, you can become a successful driver in South Africa, ensuring your own safety and contributing to a safer and more responsible driving environment for everyone.

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Send your CV with recent references to: solitaireaudit@gmail.com