Code B: Light Motor Vehicles
Code B: Light motor vehicles (including cars) with a gross vehicle mass (GVM) of 3,500kg or less. Includes vehicles towing a trailer with a GVM of 750kg or less.
The Code B Gold Package is the ultimate solution for individuals aiming to excel in their journey toward earning a light motor vehicle license. This premium package includes simulator training, 12 practical lessons, car hire, and transport to the Driving License Testing Centre (DLTC), offering a comprehensive learning experience with added focus on practical expertise.
Package Features
Simulator Training
- What’s Included:
- Access to a cutting-edge driving simulator, providing realistic driving scenarios to enhance understanding and decision-making.
- Training scenarios include:
- Urban and highway driving.
- Navigating challenging conditions such as rain, fog, and night driving.
- Managing emergencies, like sudden stops or avoiding collisions.
- Instant performance feedback to help improve reflexes and adherence to traffic rules.
- Advantages:
- Builds a strong foundation in a risk-free environment.
- Prepares learners for real-world challenges before on-road lessons.
12 Practical Lessons
- Lesson Details:
- Twelve 1-hour sessions designed to cover all aspects of driving, including:
- Advanced Vehicle Handling: Smooth gear transitions, maintaining control at varying speeds, and hill starts.
- Traffic Navigation Skills: Safely managing intersections, roundabouts, and multi-lane traffic.
- Parking Mastery: Parallel, bay, and reverse parking techniques.
- Mock Tests: Simulation of the driving test to identify and address weak areas.
- Personalized instruction based on individual progress and learning speed.
- Benefits:
- Extensive practice ensures mastery of critical driving skills.
- Perfect for learners who require additional training for confidence and competence.
Car Hire
- Service Features:
- Use of a well-maintained vehicle for lessons and the official driving test.
- Vehicles are learner-friendly and easy to handle, ensuring a smooth learning experience.
- Advantages:
- No need to arrange for a personal car.
- Continuity with the same vehicle used in training and the test.
Transport to DLTC
- What’s Included:
- Convenient transportation to and from the testing centre on the day of the test.
- Reliable and punctual service to eliminate logistical concerns.
- Benefits:
- Reduces test-day stress, allowing you to focus entirely on the test itself.
Additional Benefits of the Gold Package
- Comprehensive Training: The extended lessons and simulator sessions provide in-depth preparation for all aspects of driving.
- Convenience and Support: With car hire and transport included, this package minimizes hassle.
- Test-Day Confidence: Extensive practice and professional guidance ensure you're fully prepared for the driving test.
Who Should Choose the Gold Package?
- Beginners who want an immersive and thorough learning experience.
- Learners with minimal or no prior driving experience who need extended practice.
- Individuals aiming for the highest level of readiness and confidence for their driving test.
How to Maximize the Gold Package
Commit to Simulator Training:
- Treat the simulator as a learning tool to understand the fundamentals and practice complex scenarios.
Engage Actively in Lessons:
- Use the extended lesson time to refine all aspects of driving, especially areas where you feel less confident.
Familiarize Yourself with the Vehicle:
- Regularly practice in the provided vehicle to develop comfort and ease during the test.
Leverage Transport Services:
- Arrive stress-free on test day, fully focused and prepared.
The Drivio: License (Code B - Gold Package) is ideal for learners seeking a premium training experience with comprehensive support at every step. With extensive simulator training, ample practical lessons, and logistical conveniences, this package ensures you are well-prepared to ace your driving test and gain the confidence to drive independently.
Career Opportunities
A Code B license in South Africa, which allows individuals to drive light motor vehicles with a GVM of 3,500kg or less, opens the door to various career opportunities. Here are some of the most common options:
Transport and Delivery
Delivery Driver
- Transporting goods for courier services, e-commerce companies, or local businesses.
- Employers: Courier companies (e.g., Aramex, DHL), retail stores, online platforms (e.g., Takealot).
Ride-Hailing Services
- Driving for platforms like Uber, Bolt, or other ride-hailing services.
Chauffeur Services
- Providing transportation for executives, tourists, or event attendees.
- Employers: Private chauffeur companies or freelance services.
Postal Services
- Delivering parcels and letters for the South African Post Office or private courier firms.
Logistics and Operations
Company Driver
- Driving company vehicles for staff transportation or errands.
- Common in sectors like construction, hospitality, and healthcare.
Fleet Driver
- Operating light vehicles in organizations that maintain a fleet for regular logistics.
Tourism and Hospitality
Tour Guide Driver
- Providing guided transport for tourists in light motor vehicles, especially in areas with scenic drives or game reserves.
Airport Shuttle Driver
- Offering transport services to and from airports for passengers.
Trades and Services
Mobile Technician or Service Provider
- Using light vehicles to transport tools and equipment for on-site services (e.g., electricians, plumbers, IT technicians).
Sales Representative
- Using a company vehicle to travel and meet clients, often in sectors like pharmaceuticals or FMCG.
Emergency and Community Services
Community Service Driver
- Driving ambulances, small response vehicles, or other community-focused transport.
Disaster Relief Volunteer
- Using light vehicles to distribute supplies and support during emergencies.
Entrepreneurship
Independent Delivery Service
- Starting a small delivery or courier service with a light vehicle.
Event Transport Services
- Providing transport for small equipment or materials for events and conferences.
Mobile Business Owner
- Running a mobile business (e.g., coffee trucks, mobile cleaning services).
Education and Instruction
Driving Instructor
- Training new drivers to obtain a Code B license.
Transporting School Children
- Providing school transport services in light vehicles.
These roles often require additional skills or certifications (e.g., customer service training, a Public Driving Permit (PDP) for transporting passengers, or fleet management experience) to enhance job prospects.