Armenia Driving Theory Test study plan
Armenia Driving Theory Test · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 6 hours per week
Traffic rules and road signs
Classify all Armenian road sign groups (warning, priority, prohibitory, mandatory, information, service) by shape and colour without notes
Recite the meaning of the 30 highest-frequency warning and prohibitory signs from memory
Explain the difference between priority signs and prohibitory signs in your own words
Sketch 20 signs from memory and self-check them against a reference list
Your checkpoint
A self-made one-page sign-group cheat sheet plus a 20-sign recall quiz scored at 90% or better
Traffic rules and road signs & Road markings and signals
Match every road marking type (longitudinal, transverse, arrows, zebra, yellow kerb lines) to its rule
Pair each marking with the sign or signal that overrides or reinforces it
Describe how temporary markings and temporary signs take precedence over permanent ones
List the hand and light signals of a traffic controller and state when they override signs and markings
Your checkpoint
A 40-item matching quiz covering markings and signals, completed with 85% or better
Traffic rules and road signs
Sequence the correct action for each of the main sign categories in a real-world scenario
Identify signs that change the default right-of-way or introduce a restriction on your lane
Distinguish informational signs from mandatory signs in ambiguous cases
Complete a full-length timed sign-and-rules practice set under exam conditions
Your checkpoint
One full timed Domain 1 practice set with a written list of every missed item and its correct rule
Priority, intersections and overtaking
Apply the general priority rule and the exceptions at unregulated intersections
Rank priority at roundabouts, T-junctions and equal-status crossroads in written scenarios
Determine when overtaking is prohibited and when it is permitted but risky
Explain how priority signs and markings change the default right-of-way
Your checkpoint
A written answer key to 15 priority and overtaking scenarios, each justified by rule
Speed limits and safe following distance & Safe driving, hazard perception and eco-driving
State the default and special-area speed limits and the conditions that lower them
Compute a safe following distance using the two-second rule at several speeds
Identify hazard cues (hidden junctions, pedestrians, parked cars) and describe a planned response
List eco-driving habits that reduce fuel use without compromising safety
Your checkpoint
A speed-and-distance reference card plus 10 hazard-perception written scenarios with planned responses
Vehicle technical condition and safety equipment & First aid and behaviour at accident scenes
List the legally required safety equipment and the checks a driver must make before driving
Diagnose common faults (brakes, tyres, lights, steering) and state the correct action
Sequence the first-aid steps for bleeding, unconscious casualty and suspected spinal injury
Describe the legal duties at an accident scene: stop, warn, assist, exchange details
Your checkpoint
A two-sided vehicle-check and accident-scene checklist, self-tested from memory with 90% recall
Legal liability, documentation and administrative rules
List the documents a driver must carry and the conditions for their validity
Explain the administrative consequences of common offences (points, fines, suspension)
Describe the rules for licence categories, renewal and medical fitness
Match penalties to offences using a written offence table
Your checkpoint
A one-page offence-to-penalty table plus a 20-item legal-rules quiz scored at 85% or better
Traffic rules and road signs & Priority, intersections and overtaking & Speed limits and safe following distance
Re-test the three heaviest domains under full exam timing
Review every missed item from weeks 1-7 and re-learn the underlying rule
Simulate the full exam twice and analyse the error pattern after each attempt
Build a final short list of weak rules to review on exam day
Your checkpoint
Two full mock exams with a written error log and a final weak-rules list
Milestones
Week 2: Score 85% or better on a combined signs-and-markings quiz with no notes
Week 4: Justify 15 priority and overtaking scenarios correctly in writing
Week 6: Recall the vehicle-check and accident-scene checklists from memory at 90% or better
Week 8: Score 90% or better on both full mock exams and clear the weak-rules list