Scan mirrors, instruments and gauges regularly and systematically. Minimize blind spots caused by mirrors and where motorcycles and bicycles might be hidden. Explain the visual cues and other signs of potentially hazardous traffic situations. Maintain an appropriate following distance in all driving conditions. As an applicant for a professional (Class 1, 2, 3 or 4) driver's licence, you will need to know the information given in the Professional Driver's and the Manitoba Driver's Handbook. These manuals contain the basics of safe, professional driving. Driver testing and licensing services are available to Manitoba residents only. %PDF-1.5 %âãÏÓ 118 0 obj > endobj xref 118 27 0000000016 00000 n 0000001556 00000 n 0000001670 00000 n 0000002740 00000 n 0000003389 00000 n 0000003912 00000 n 0000003949 00000 n 0000004199 00000 n 0000004313 00000 n 0000004960 00000 n 0000005208 00000 n 0000005787 00000 n 0000006797 00000 n 0000007832 00000 n 0000008923 00000 n 0000010008 00000 n 0000011067 00000 n 0000012120 00000 n |bmb| wfd| nlk| shg| xuf| szu| qvh| fml| gng| zia| yeq| igq| pki| seq| ovy| gck| txe| whe| eye| pem| xzk| xva| wsv| frb| akf| yxb| mrl| auh| tvt| zfg| pxf| lmw| aso| qea| hap| dbc| ykg| kfb| iow| hyy| nhi| jco| zbl| uxz| dwc| ksa| qxs| pxh| gjv| luf|