Austria Theory B study plan

Memorize the priority rules (right-before-left, priority roads, turning across oncoming traffic) and recite them from memory without notes

Classify every Austrian road-sign group (danger, prohibition, mandatory, information, priority) and state the meaning of at least 40 signs

Explain the meaning of the main road markings (edge lines, centre lines, stop lines, hatched areas, bus lanes) in your own words

Draw the right-of-way outcome for five intersection scenarios and justify each decision aloud

Apply speed-limit rules for built-up areas, rural roads, motorways and towing situations to at least 20 practice questions

State the rules on stopping, parking, and no-stopping zones and identify five violations in sample scenarios

Recite the alcohol limit, the 0.1‰ rule for novice and professional drivers, and the consequences of refusal to test

Explain the behaviour required at pedestrian crossings, level crossings, and when emergency vehicles approach

Identify the main components of brakes, steering, suspension and lighting systems and describe their function in one sentence each

Explain tyre markings, minimum tread depth, and correct tyre-pressure checking procedure

Describe the checks a driver must perform before a journey (lights, tyres, fluids, mirrors, load) and demonstrate the sequence in writing

Interpret at least five dashboard warning symbols and state the correct immediate action for each

Explain how ABS, ESP and brake assist work and what a driver should and should not do when they intervene

Describe the effect of load, trailer weight and roof boxes on braking distance and stability

State the legal and technical requirements for vehicle inspection, winter tyres, and lighting equipment

Diagnose five simple fault scenarios (soft brake pedal, uneven tyre wear, dim headlights, vibration at speed, coolant loss) and name the correct response

Calculate stopping distance at 30, 50, 80 and 100 km/h using reaction distance plus braking distance, and state the effect of wet and icy roads

Explain the safety margins for following distance, side clearance when passing cyclists, and overtaking on rural roads

List the main hazard types (blind spots, junctions, pedestrians emerging, slippery patches, wildlife) and describe a scanning routine for each

Describe the effects of alcohol, fatigue, medication and distraction on reaction time and judgement

Analyse at least five written hazard scenarios and state the correct anticipatory action for each

Explain the correct behaviour at accidents: securing the scene, warning triangle placement, first aid priorities, and emergency call

Describe the rules for driving in tunnels, at night, in rain and fog, and in strong crosswinds

State the specific hazards and required behaviour when sharing the road with cyclists, motorcyclists, pedestrians, children and the elderly

Explain eco-driving techniques (gear selection, anticipation, avoiding idling, correct tyre pressure) and their effect on fuel use and emissions

Describe correct behaviour in traffic jams, roadworks, and when a breakdown occurs on a motorway

State the rules on towing, loading, and transporting children and animals safely

Explain the driver's obligations after a minor collision and the procedure for the European accident report

Complete two full-length mock exams under timed conditions and score at least 90% on each

Review every missed question from weeks 1 to 7 and restate the correct rule or fact for each

Re-quiz the 40-sign flashcard set and the stopping-distance table until both are fully correct

List your five weakest remaining topics and write a short corrective note for each