MALUTI TVET
a sae BY: MAZIBUKO B.E
SUBJECT: TRANSPORT OPERATIONS LEVEL 2
TOPIC: TECHNICAL AND LEGAL REQUIREMENTS.
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OUTCOMES
(SO 3.1LO 3.1.1)
Identify and describe the requirements for a transport
business.
Identify the categories of transport units and vehicles and
describe each category.
Tabulate the legal requirements and operational limits for
different transport units and vehicles within a transport
business.
Explain the effect that capacity requirements for weight and
operational loads have on the maintenance of transport
units and vehicles.
List the advantages and disadvantages of using and
maintaining large and small transport units and vehicles.
Describe with examples, how transport units and vehicles
are used across the various modes of transport.
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QUESTIONS.
Identify the categories of transport units and vehicles and
describe each category.
List the advantages and disadvantages of using large and
small transport units and vehicles.
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ANSWER TO QUESTION 1.
CLASS 1 (LIGHT VEHICLES) - are motor vehicles with a gross
vehicle mass of not more than 3500kg, designed and adapted
for conveyance of passengers on a public road.
CLASS 2 (MEDIUM HEAVY VEHICLES) - are vehicles with a gross
vehicle mass that exceeds 3500kg and these vehicles have two
axles.
CLASS 3 (LARGE HEAVY VEHICLES) - are vehicles with a gross
vehicle mass that exceeds 3500kg and these vehicles have three
of four axles.
CLASS 4 ( EXTRA LARGE HEAVY VEHICLESO - are vehicles with a
gross vehicle mass that exceeds 3500kg and these vehicles have
five or more axles.
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ANSWER TO QUESTION 2.
(Small Transport Units)
ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
° Have less time to load ° Expensive long hauls.
and unload. » Higher running cost per
* Breakdowns can be kg or volume.
easily handled.
* Easy, quicker handling in
heavy traffic.
° Quicker responsiveness.
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ANSWER TO QUESTION 2.
(Large Transport Units)
ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
* Cheaper for long hauls if * Take longer to load and
full loads are carried. unload.
* Cheaper running cost ¢ Breakdowns are difficult
per kg or volume unless to handle.
small loads are carried. - Handling in heavy traffic
is difficult and takes
longer.
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SUMMARY OF THE LESSON
Transport business have comply with many business
requirements. One of the most important requirement is to
ensure that all vehicles are registered and licenced on eNaTis
system and that all drivers or operators have relevant driving
licences. Section 49 of the National Road Traffic Act clearly
details the duties of the operator as well as determine the
maximum mass limit of vehicles used on public roads.
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