Frequently Asked Questions
Here are answers to some of the most common questions about the Bahamas Highway Code Online.
Is this the official Highway Code of The Bahamas?
No. Bahamas Highway Code Online is an educational resource based on the official Highway Code, the Road Traffic Act, and current amendments. It’s designed to make the rules easier to study and use, but it does not replace official government publications.
How is the site organized?
The site is structured to mirror how people actually learn and look things up:
- Rules — practical guidance explained in plain language, with examples and legal references.
- Signs, Markings & Signals — meanings, categories, and how to respond.
- Law — key parts of the Road Traffic Act and amendments with clearer context.
- Emergencies — what to do when things go wrong (breakdowns, crashes, first aid basics).
- Children & Visitors — simplified essentials for young learners and people new to The Bahamas.
- Extras — this section (About, FAQ, Glossary) for orientation and study support.
Will this site help me pass the driving exam?
Yes—with an important note. The official Highway Code can sometimes be insufficient or not fully aligned with exam questions. This site aims to bridge that gap by adding clearer explanations, examples, and cross-references so your study time maps better to both the law and the exam.
Why focus so much on accessibility?
Many learners struggle not with driving, but with how the material is presented. We use plain language, high contrast, readable typography, mobile-friendly layouts, consistent page patterns, summaries, and a glossary—so the rules are easier to absorb for everyone, including those with reading challenges or test anxiety.
Is the information complete and up to date?
The site is a work in progress. Some sections are still being written or reviewed. We actively incorporate legal updates and improve pages over time, but you may encounter places marked for expansion or revision.
How can I give feedback on a page?
At the bottom of each page, you can let us know if it was helpful. If not, you can also report if there’s a content issue (like missing, unclear, or outdated information) or a technical problem with the page. Every bit of feedback helps us make the site better.
Can I support the site financially?
Yes. This project is maintained independently, and every improvement—whether it’s creating graphics, adding explanations, or dedicating developer time—takes resources.
- Donate — Individual contributions help cover ongoing costs.
- Sponsor — Businesses can support road safety and visibility by becoming sponsors.
Your support helps keep the site free and accessible for learners, drivers, and visitors in The Bahamas.