Azerbaijan DYP Driving Theory Test study plan
Azerbaijan DYP Driving Theory Test · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 6 hours per week
Traffic rules and road signs
Classify all major warning signs by shape and colour and state the required driver response for each
Memorise priority (right-of-way) rules at unmarked and marked intersections and recite them without notes
Define speed limits for built-up areas, rural roads, and motorways, including towing and novice-driver limits
Complete 60 practice questions on signs and priority rules with a written error log
Your checkpoint
One-page personal summary sheet of priority rules plus a scored 60-question practice set with every wrong answer annotated
Traffic rules and road signs & Road markings and traffic signals
Identify all prohibitory, mandatory, and information signs and state one concrete situation where each changes driver action
Describe each road marking type (longitudinal, transverse, and special) and its legal meaning
Interpret traffic-light sequences including flashing amber, filter arrows, and lane-specific signals
Solve 40 mixed sign-and-marking scenario questions and justify each answer in one sentence
Your checkpoint
Written answer key for 40 scenario questions with a one-sentence legal justification per answer
Traffic rules and road signs & Safe driving principles and hazard perception
Apply safe following-distance and stopping-distance reasoning to at least five worked numerical examples
Explain hazard-perception scanning technique for junctions, bends, and pedestrian crossings
List the correct actions when overtaking, being overtaken, and approaching a level crossing
Complete a 50-question timed set combining rules and hazard scenarios, targeting at least 85%
Your checkpoint
Timed 50-question test result with score, time taken, and a list of the three weakest sub-topics
Safe driving principles and hazard perception & Driver behaviour, ethics, and psychology
Describe defensive-driving responses to adverse weather, night driving, and fatigue
Explain how driver attitude, aggression, and risk-taking affect crash likelihood and how to counter them
Identify the psychological effects of alcohol, medication, and stress on reaction time
Complete a full-length mock exam covering domains 1, 2, 4, and 8 and review every error
Your checkpoint
Full-length mock exam score report with a corrected review of every incorrect item
Vehicle technical condition and basic maintenance & Vehicle operation and safety equipment
Identify dashboard warning symbols and state the correct immediate action for each
Describe checks for tyres, brakes, lights, fluids, and steering and the legal minimum tread requirement
Explain the purpose and correct use of seat belts, child restraints, head restraints, and warning triangles
Diagnose five common fault scenarios and rank them by whether driving may continue
Your checkpoint
Pre-drive checklist card plus written fault-diagnosis answers for five scenarios with a continue/stop decision each
Vehicle categories and driver licensing requirements & Legal liability and administrative responsibility of drivers
Match each licence category to the vehicles it authorises and state minimum age and medical requirements
Outline the penalty-point system, fines, and licence-withdrawal thresholds for common offences
Distinguish administrative sanctions from criminal liability for serious offences such as drink-driving and hit-and-run
Explain document obligations: licence, registration, insurance, and inspection certificates carried and produced on demand
Your checkpoint
Two-page reference table mapping offence to sanction and licence category to vehicle and age requirement
First aid for road accident victims & Driver behaviour, ethics, and psychology
Sequence the first-aid steps at a crash scene: scene safety, emergency call, and casualty assessment
Demonstrate correct actions for bleeding control, recovery position, and suspected spinal injury
Explain how to manage bystanders and communicate calmly with injured casualties
Answer 30 first-aid and behaviour questions with at least 90% accuracy
Your checkpoint
Scored 30-question first-aid set at 90% or above plus a written step-by-step crash-scene action sequence
Traffic rules and road signs & Safe driving principles and hazard perception & Legal liability and administrative responsibility of drivers
Sit three full-length timed mock exams under test conditions and record each score
Re-study every missed question until each can be explained without reference material
Identify and drill the two lowest-scoring domains from mock results
Confirm readiness by scoring at least 90% on two consecutive mocks
Your checkpoint
Three mock exam score sheets with a final readiness statement and a list of remaining weak items
Milestones
Week 4: Score at least 85% on a full-length mock covering domains 1, 2, 4, and 8, and correctly explain all priority-rule errors
Week 6: Correctly match all licence categories and state sanctions for the ten most common offences without notes
Week 8: Score at least 90% on two consecutive full-length timed mock exams