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History of Robertson and Caine

Robertson and Caine, a prominent boat manufacturer, was founded in 1991 in South Africa by John Robertson and Jerry Caine. Initially focused on building custom yachts, the company quickly made a name for itself within the marine industry due to its superior craftsmanship and innovative designs. The burgeoning reputation of Robertson and Caine attracted the attention of TUI Marine, a global leader in yacht chartering, which formed a strategic partnership with the South African company to produce catamarans under the Leopard and Moorings brands.As the demand for their vessels grew, Robertson and Caine expanded their operations to meet the increasing orders, transitioning from custom builds to mass production. Their catamarans have consistently received accolades for comfort, performance, and quality, becoming highly popular not just for charter fleets but also for private ownership. The success of models like the Leopard 48 and Leopard 50 solidified their position as a significant player in the global catamaran market.Today, Robertson and Caine remains headquartered in Cape Town, South Africa, where they operate one of the most advanced boat-building facilities in the region. They have built and delivered thousands of vessels across the globe, maintaining a reputation for excellence and innovation. Their continued partnership with Leopard Catamarans and The Moorings ensures that they remain at the forefront of the industry, producing high-quality yachts that are celebrated worldwide.

Which models do Robertson and Caine produce?

Robertson and Caine produce a range of boats including the Robertson and Caine Leopard 48 Maestro , Robertson and Caine Leopard 50 and Robertson and Caine Leopard 50 Catamaran . For the full list of Robertson and Caine models currently listed on TheYachtMarket.com, see the model list in the search options on this page.

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Robertson and Caine manufactures a range of different types of boats. The ones listed on TheYachtMarket include Multihull , Catamaran , Coastal cruiser , Bluewater cruiser and Sloop .

How much does a boat from Robertson and Caine cost?

Used boats from Robertson and Caine on TheYachtMarket.com range in price from £99,500 GBP to £1,120,000 GBP with an average price of £454,000 GBP . A wide range of factors can affect the price of used boats from Robertson and Caine, for example the model, age and condition.

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In order to drive professionally you must also pass the driver CPC case study test (also known as the Driver CPC case study theory test - Step 2). Both the truck and the bus case study tests ask you to look at three real-life situations a professional driver might face.

Each case study test is computer-based and user-friendly, and works as follows:

• you will be asked 15 questions on each of three real-life driver situations
• to pass you must score at least 5 out of 15 in each situation and have an overall score of at least 28 out of 45.

You can prepare for the case study test by reading and learning the Rules of the Road. There are a wide range of official printed, digital and online learning materials available.

Case study test learning resources

To prepare for your case study test you should study the following:

• The Official driver theory test truck and bus book , available online or in most book shops
• The Rules of the Road

The RSA also has  approved Driver CPC Trainers  who can help you pass the CPC case study test.

How to book your case study test

If you want to become a category C (CPC truck) or category D (CPC bus) driver you must pass a case study test.

You must have passed the Driver CPC theory test (Step 1) in the relevant category before you can sit your case study test.

You have the option to sit it at any of the  40+ theory test centre locations nationwide.  

If you're ready, you can go ahead and book your case study test online now. 

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You can reschedule or cancel your case study test online.

You must submit your cancellation or rescheduling request at least five days before your test booking. These five days must include three working days.

Your case study test result

When you complete your case study test you will be given a score report. This will tell you whether you have passed or failed your test.

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When you pass the case study test you are issued with a driver CPC case study test certificate. This is valid for up to two years. You should apply for a learner permit within that time. After two years the certificate will no longer be valid and you will have to pay for and sit the case study test again.

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If you're unsuccessful at your case study test, you'll get a score report with feedback telling you where you went wrong. Pay attention to these areas as they will help with your revision and give you a better chance of passing next time.

You can  book another case study  test straight away, but you can't take it for another three clear working days.

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Yes. But we would not recommend this as the multiple choice theory test can take up to 3 hours to complete (depending on which theory test you have applied for) and the case study test takes 1.5 hours to complete. 

No. Once you have passed the theory test in the relevant category you can go ahead and apply for your learner permit straight away and take your case study test at a later time.  

No, but you must pass the case study test before you can apply for and complete the CPC walk around test.

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If you’re requalifying as a heavy goods vehicle ( HGV ) or bus driver by taking parts 2 and 4 of the test, you cannot book your test online. You have to book by phone instead.

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• a Northern Ireland photocard driving licence and paper counterpart
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The test is made up of 7 case studies you work through on a computer. The case studies are short stories based on situations that you’re likely to come across in your working life.

You’ll be asked between 6 and 8 multiple-choice questions on each case study.

The test lasts for 1 hour and 15 minutes, and the pass mark is 40 out of 50.

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You’ll get a letter with the results at the test centre.

You need the test pass reference number when you book your Driver CPC part 4 practical demonstration test.

The pass letter is valid for 2 years.

You need to pass the Driver CPC part 4 practical demonstration test within 2 years, otherwise you’ll have to pass the part 2 case studies test again.

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Later, you join the motorway, where a red X is flashing above the outside lane.

While travelling along the motorway, you start to feel tired and stop at a service station.

It’s just after 11 pm when you park outside your friend’s house.  

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You have 57 minutes to answer 50 multiple choice driving theory test questions from the latest 2024 question bank . At least 43 out of 50 questions must be answered correctly in order to pass the test. Answers may be reviewed after each question or you can wait until the end of the test for your final score. Good luck!

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Preparing for your theory test goes hand in hand with learning to drive, and it will help you improve your practical skills if you revise and learn your driving theory concurrently alongside your driving lessons.

In order to gain your driving theory test certificate, you are required to pass both aspects of the test – the theory test questions and hazard perception section. If you fail either of these, it is necessary to retake the whole test – so preparation is key.

What Topics are Covered in the Theory Test?

The driving theory test questions are based on information from three books: The Highway Code , Driving – the Essential Skills and Know Your Traffic Signs.

The topics covered in the theory test are as follows:

• Safety and your vehicles
• Safety margins
• Hazard awareness
• Vulnerable road users
• Other types of vehicle
• Road conditions and vehicle handling
• Motorway driving
• Rules of the road
• Road and traffic signs
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• Vehicle loading.

Make sure you read about each of these topics individually. Try to gain firm background knowledge in these areas before attempting to tackle some practice questions. It is important that your preparation allows you to learn in detail about these topics, rather than simply trying to memorise the questions. Knowing and understanding driving theory in detail is essential for any safe driver.

While it might be tempting to attempt to pass your driving theory test before starting your driving lessons, this will inhibit your learning as some of the questions in the test are related to practical driving skills, so make sure you are developing your practical skills alongside learning your theory.

Driving Theory Test FAQs

How do i book the driving theory test.

Driving theory tests take place within DVSA test centres and you will need to book ahead to get a slot to take your test. You can do so online.

How much does the driving theory test cost?

The cost of the test in the UK for car drivers is £23.

What is the format of the driving theory test?

Once you are settled and ready for your test, you will be given comprehensive instructions about the test and have the opportunity to run through a practice version of the multiple-choice questions. You will then have a total of 57 minutes to complete the theory section which consists of 50 multiple-choice questions (including three questions based on a video clip). The questions will appear on the screen one at a time with four possible answers. It is a touch-screen system so simply press your selected answer on the screen.

What are the case study questions?

There are five case study questions in the theory section which are designed to test you on your ability to respond effectively to a real-life driving situation so that you know how to apply your theory knowledge when you are driving. The questions can be on a range of driving situations, so make sure you are thinking through your theory knowledge during your driving lessons.

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Can I go back to any questions I haven’t answered?

Yes, you can, as long as you still have time left within the designated 57 minutes. If you have missed any questions, the computer will prompt you to return to them. As you progress through the test, you can ‘flag’ any questions you want to re-visit and by clicking the ‘review’ button, all of these flagged questions will be highlighted. If you have time at the end of the test, it’s a good idea to check through your answers before finishing.

What is the pass mark for the Driving Theory Test?

Currently, the pass mark is 43. This is the same pass mark as the motorcycle theory test .

What to Expect in the Hazard Perception Test

Once you have completed the multiple-choice theory section of the test, you will be given the option of a short break – it’s worth making the most of this to give your brain and eyes a rest. When you are ready to begin, you will be given a set of instructions on how the video-based Hazard Perception Test works as well as the chance to practice using the click-based system. It is a good idea to make the most of this practice run to make sure you are comfortable with how to identify the oncoming hazards.

You will be required to view 14 video clips from the perspective of the driver which runs through various scenarios that involve other vehicles as well as pedestrians. Keep your eyes peeled for developing hazards as the test assesses your ability to notice potential dangers and respond to them in good time.

The aim is to click your mouse as soon as you see the hazard developing, and you will score more points the sooner you click. The maximum score for each video is five points. This decreases the longer you take to respond. You will score no marks if you miss the hazard completely. Make sure you stay alert after identifying one developing hazard in a video clip as one of the videos in your test will contain two hazards. The pass mark is 44 out of 75 .

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A case study represents a driving scenario. You will need to read the case study and then answer five questions based on it. The questions test whether you have truly understood and can apply the driving theory knowledge in a practical and typical driving situation.

Case Study Example

You are going to visit your cousin who lives in the next town. You have a road atlas in your car although you have been before and know the route really well. You also have your mobile phone and have promised to call your cousin if you get delayed. On the way you find that a country lane you usually travel on is flooded and decide to turn back.

Qu.1 You are on a country lane and see that it is flooded ahead. How can you judge the depth of water? Choose one answer.

A. park at the roadside and wait for another vehicle to drive through

B. drive through slowly and keep checking through the side window

C. look for a depth gauge at then roadside

D. get out of your vehicle and wade in

Correct answer: C

Qu.2 You find that you can't judge the depth of the water so you decide to turn around. The road is quite narrow. The best method of turning would be: Choose one answer.

A. to give a signal and make a quick U-turn

B. turn around in the road using forward and reverse gears

C. reverse back down the country lane until you find a farm entrance to turn into

D. drive slowly forward to a wider section of road to turn around in.

Correct answer: B

Qu.3 You have turned around on the narrow country lane because you can't follow your usual route. The best thing to do to find a new route would be to: Choose one answer.

A. call you cousin to ask for directions as you drive back towards the main road

B. drive on slowly whilst checking your road atlas

C. find a safe place to pull in and consult your road atlas

D. wait until you are back on the main road before calling your cousin for help

Qu.4 On the way back to the main road you are delayed by a slow-moving farm vehicle ahead. You are worried about being late and should: Choose one answer.

A. sound your horn so the driver of the farm vehicle will get out of your way

B. follow the farm vehicle closely so you can overtake at the earliest opportunity

C. pull out to overtake even though the road is very narrow

D. keep well back from the farm vehicle so you can see well ahead

Correct answer: D

Qu.5 You decide to let your cousin know that you will be late. You should: Choose one answer.

A. find a safe place to pull in and make a call on your mobile phone

B. rely on your hands-free kit to keep you safe whilst you make a call

C. stop and get out of your car to make the call

D. drive slowly and send a text message to your cousin

Correct answer: A

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LGV Initial Driver CPC Theory Module 2 Case Studies - 140 Practice Case Studies -LGV / HGV CPC HGV Test Free CPC Case Studies Practice Test. Trevor and John are multi-manning a vehicle from the UK to France. They work for TSD Haulage who have been contracted to deliver car exhausts to a manufacturing plant. They are driving a curtain-sided ...

Includes the DVSA update for summer 2023. With millions of mock theory tests for FREE! The full version also has 20 practise case studies for CPC module 2. Revision tools licensed by the DVSA for the UK HGV (LGV) theory test. Also has practise case studies for Driver CPC part 2. Contains the very latest questions for 2023.

I did a twenty-question mock test all about the case study videos. If you didn't know in the theory test, your last three questions are based on videos that ...

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The HGV theory test consists of two sections: Part 1a: A 2-hour multiple-choice test with 100 questions costing £26, and; Part 1b: A 30-minute hazard perception test with 19 clips including 20 scorable hazards, costing £11. These tests do not have to be sat on the same day, but must be completed within 2 years of each other.

Our pass rate 92.4%. The module 2 case studies test involves a series of questions based on real-life scenarios that a student may encounter during their day to day work as the driver of a large goods vehicle. The test is made up of seven case studies consisting of between 5-10 questions. The maximum mark for the test is 50, and a minimum of 40 ...

He normally starts work at 6.00am and spends 30 minutes each morning carrying out vehicle safety checks and documentation. There are 12 multiple choice questions in this free CPC case study practice mock test. Read this carefully and ensure you fully understand the scenario before starting the test. You need to score at least 9 out of 11 to ...

Includes the DVSA update for summer 2023. With millions of mock theory tests! This app also contains 20 practise case studies for CPC module 2. Revision tools licensed by the DVSA for the UK HGV (LGV) theory test. Also has practise case studies for Driver CPC part 2. Whether you have one day or one month to revise, it's the best way to prepare.

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Car Mock Test 1. Test View. You have 57 minutes to answer 50 multiple choice driving theory test questions from the latest 2024 question bank. At least 43 out of 50 questions must be answered correctly in order to pass the test. Answers may be reviewed after each question or you can wait until the end of the test for your final score.

You will need to answer 50 multiple choice questions that are: 45 multiple choice questions and 5 multiple choice questions that relate to the case study. The pass mark for the multiple choice car driving theory test is 43/50. An example of the type of case study question and answers is shown below.

Correct answer: D. Qu.5 You decide to let your cousin know that you will be late. You should: Choose one answer. A. find a safe place to pull in and make a call on your mobile phone. B. rely on your hands-free kit to keep you safe whilst you make a call. C. stop and get out of your car to make the call.

A candidate will watch one video clip instead of reading a case study, and answer 3 questions about it.Also the theory test will contain 50 multiple-choice questions and hazard perception test.This change is applied only to car theory test. ... 2023-07-03: New site published: 2022-06-20: Updated Highway Code: 2020-09-12: New case study questions :

But to answer your questions; Learn the case study inside out. Spend more time reading the case study and digesting it then on theory. My advice would be to go through the past papers atleast 3-4 years worth of past papers and write as many mock exams as u can. I'm going to be sitting the same exam.

This study evaluated the uncertainty of geomorphological classification of Shaanxi Province at the ground-feature class and image scales, which derived from rough set theory: rough entropy, approximate classification quality, and approximate classification accuracy.