BiH Theory C study plan

BiH Theory C · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Traffic Regulations and Road Signs

Classify every road-sign group (warning, prohibition, mandatory, information) and state its meaning without notes
Recall the priority rules for unmarked intersections and for turning versus going straight
State the general speed limits for built-up areas, outside built-up areas, and motorways, plus the conditions that lower them
Explain the meaning of the main road markings and traffic-light sequences, including flashing signals

A one-page self-made sign-and-priority summary sheet, plus a 30-question self-test scored at 80% or higher

Week 2

Apply right-of-way rules at intersections, roundabouts, and pedestrian crossings in written scenarios
Describe the rules for overtaking, giving way, and safe following distance
State the legal blood-alcohol limit and the main penalty categories for serious offences
Explain the rules on stopping and parking, including prohibited zones and distance from crossings

A 40-question timed regulations mock test completed with at least 85% correct and every error corrected in writing

Week 3

Review all regulations errors from weeks 1-2 and re-test only those items until each is answered correctly twice
Match each vehicle category to its licence entitlement and the age and medical conditions attached
State the maximum permitted dimensions (length, width, height) and axle and total weight limits for the main vehicle categories
Explain the rules for carrying loads, including overhang marking and securing obligations

A category-and-limits reference table covering at least six vehicle categories, checked against the official handbook

Week 4

Solve load-distribution and towing-weight scenarios correctly, including trailer-to-vehicle ratios
Describe the correct seating, steering-wheel, and mirror set-up and the reason each matters
Explain clutch, gear, and brake use on slopes, including engine braking and avoiding brake fade
Describe how speed, surface, and load change stopping distance and cornering behaviour

A mid-course cumulative test of 50 mixed questions across domains 1-3, scored at 85% or higher

Week 5

Explain handling in skids, aquaplaning, and strong crosswinds, and state the corrective action for each
Describe safe behaviour in tunnels, at night, in rain, and in fog, including lighting rules
Identify the main accident causes linked to speed, distraction, fatigue, and alcohol
State the obligations of drivers at the scene of an accident and the rules on warning equipment

A hazard-response sheet listing at least eight hazardous situations with the correct driver action for each

Week 6

Describe the sequence of first-aid actions at a crash scene, from securing the scene to calling emergency services
Explain how to assess consciousness and breathing and how to place an unconscious breathing casualty
Describe CPR compression rate, depth, and the ratio of compressions to rescue breaths for adults
Explain how to control severe bleeding and how to handle a suspected spinal injury or a casualty in a vehicle

A written first-aid action card produced from memory, then checked against the official first-aid guidance with gaps corrected

Week 7

List the checks a driver must make before driving (tyres, lights, fluids, brakes) and the legal minimum tread depth
Identify the warning signs of brake, steering, and tyre faults and state the required response
State the periodic inspection and documentation obligations for vehicles
Explain economical driving techniques and how they cut fuel use and emissions

A pre-drive checklist and a maintenance-and-inspection calendar for one year

Week 8

Complete two full-length timed mock exams under exam conditions and score both
Re-teach every missed item from the mock exams by writing the correct rule and the reason for it
Drill the highest-error topics until each is answered correctly three times in a row
Rehearse the first-aid action sequence aloud without notes to confirm retention

Two full mock exams passed at 90% or higher, with an error log showing every missed item resolved

Week 2: Regulations mock test at 85% or higher; every missed sign or priority rule rewritten in the error log

Week 4: Cumulative 50-question test across domains 1-3 at 85% or higher; category-and-limits table complete

Week 6: First-aid action card reproduced from memory without omissions in the response sequence

Week 8: Two full mock exams at 90% or higher, with no unresolved items in the error log