Traffic rules
Zimbabwe Traffic Rules Explained
The rules the test actually asks
The provisional paper is not a history of the Road Traffic Act. It asks what you do in the next five seconds. Keep left. Indicate before you move. Give way when a sign, a light, a marking or the layout says someone else goes first. Do not overtake into danger. Do not park on a crossing. Stop for pedestrians who are using a crossing.
Each of those has a page. The diagrams are the same rules drawn from above. If you can say the rule, you can answer the picture.
Signs beat habit
The general give-way-to-the-right rule applies where the junction is unsigned and the roads are equal. A stop sign, a yield sign, a traffic light or a police officer replaces it. Candidates fail by applying "priority from the right" on top of a stop sign, or by ignoring the right-hand car because they arrived first at an unsigned crossroads.
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Questions people ask
Which side of the road do we drive on?
The left. You overtake on the right.
Where are the detailed rules?
Start with give-way, roundabouts, speed, overtaking and crossings. Those pages are written for the VID question style.