BiH Theory B study plan

Classify all Bosnian traffic sign categories (warning, priority, prohibition, mandatory, information) and state the action each demands

Recite the default general speed limits for built-up areas, outside built-up areas, expressways and motorways, and the conditions that lower them

Explain how stopping and parking are regulated, including distance rules near junctions, crossings, and tram stops

Identify the documents and equipment a driver must carry and when a traffic permit or licence check applies

Apply priority rules at unmarked and marked intersections by working through at least 30 scenario descriptions

Distinguish the obligations triggered by police hand signals, traffic lights and priority signs when they conflict

Describe safe overtaking, following distance and lane discipline rules, including prohibited overtaking locations

Outline rules for pedestrians, cyclists, and turning across their path, plus tram priority

Decode road markings (solid, broken, double lines, arrows, hatched areas, bus and cycle lanes) and state the permitted manoeuvre for each

Map every traffic-light phase, including flashing amber and arrow signals, to the required driver action

Sequence right-of-way decisions at roundabouts, T-junctions and four-way stops without hesitation

Explain how temporary markings and roadworks signage override permanent markings

Complete a timed mixed drill of 60 regulation and signal questions within 45 minutes

Rank your ten most frequent error types and write the correct rule beside each

Re-derive priority decisions from first principles rather than memorised answers for any missed item

Describe the standard driving posture, mirror adjustment and blind-spot check sequence before and during manoeuvres

List the main causes of skidding and the corrective steering and braking response for front and rear skids

Explain safe following distances at 50, 80 and 130 km/h in dry and wet conditions with the reasoning behind each

Identify fatigue, alcohol and distraction effects and the legal and practical responses to each

Outline night, rain, fog and winter driving adaptations, including tyre and lighting requirements

Identify the leading causes of collisions involving young drivers, pedestrians and vulnerable road users, and the preventive behaviour for each

Explain the purpose and correct use of seat belts, child restraints, helmets and daytime running lights

Describe the checks that detect brake, tyre, steering and lighting faults before they become dangerous

State the legal minimum tread depth and the signs of worn suspension, low oil and failing battery

Explain what to do at the scene of a collision: securing the site, warning triangles and calling for help

Sequence the first-aid steps for an unconscious but breathing casualty, including recovery position and airway checks

Explain how to control severe bleeding, treat burns and recognise and respond to shock

State when and how to call emergency services and what information to give

List the driver's legal obligations after a collision, including stopping, exchanging details and reporting

Summarise licence categories, penalty points, fines and the consequences of driving without valid documents

Complete two full timed mock exams under exam conditions and compare scores against the week-4 baseline

Apply fuel-efficient driving techniques (smooth acceleration, early gear changes, anticipation, correct tyre pressure) and explain their safety and emissions benefits

Review every remaining flagged weak point and confirm the correct rule for each

Simulate exam-day pacing to finish each section with time to spare