BiH Theory A study plan

Classify every road sign category (warning, priority, prohibition, mandatory, information) and state the required driver action for each

Memorize the priority rules at unmarked intersections and rank them from most to least authoritative

Identify the meaning and obligation of each road marking type, including lane, edge and stop lines

Practice reading a written intersection scenario and select the correct right-of-way answer without hesitation

Apply speed-limit rules for built-up areas, outside built-up areas, motorways and special zones

Interpret traffic-light sequences, including flashing signals and supplementary arrows

Determine correct positioning and signaling for turns, lane changes and roundabouts

Solve 60 mixed regulation practice items and log every error with the rule it tested

Explain how speed, reaction distance and braking distance combine into stopping distance and compute examples

Describe the effects of alcohol, fatigue, distraction and medication on driving ability

List the correct actions when approaching a pedestrian crossing, school zone or cyclist

State the rules for following distance, overtaking and yielding in hazardous conditions

Complete a full timed mock exam under real conditions without notes

Categorize every wrong answer by domain and by root cause (unknown rule, misread, guess)

Re-study the two weakest regulation sub-topics identified in the mock

Recite the defensive-driving response for at least five common hazard scenarios

Identify the purpose and warning signs of failure for brakes, tires, steering and lighting systems

State minimum tire tread depth, correct tire pressure checks and the risks of worn tires

Describe the daily pre-drive check sequence and what each check detects

Explain the meaning of the main dashboard warning lights and the required driver response

Demonstrate the correct sequence for securing a scene: protect, alert, assess, assist

Perform the recovery position and describe when it must and must not be used

Describe CPR compression rate, depth and hand placement for an adult casualty

Explain how to control severe bleeding and how to recognize and manage shock

State when and how to call emergency services with accurate location information

Match each licence category to the vehicles it authorizes and the minimum age and conditions for each

List the documents a driver must carry and the consequences of driving without them

Describe the penalty point system and the main sanction thresholds for serious offences

Explain the procedure after a minor collision, including the accident report form and when police must be called

Apply eco-driving techniques for smooth acceleration, early gear changes and anticipation

Explain how tire pressure, load and unnecessary idling affect fuel use and emissions

Complete two full timed mock exams and compare domain-level scores

Review every remaining error log entry until each rule can be stated from memory