Bulgaria Driver CPC study plan

Explain how vehicle dynamics (weight transfer, centripetal force, braking distance) affect stopping and cornering in a laden lorry or bus

Calculate how speed, load and road surface change braking distance, and state the safety margin you would keep in rain

Describe eco-driving and defensive-driving techniques that reduce fuel use and risk simultaneously

Identify the main causes of rollover and jack-knifing and the driver actions that prevent them

Apply the correct procedure for driving on motorways, in tunnels, at level crossings and in roadworks

Justify following-distance choices at different speeds and visibility conditions

Describe load securing principles and the consequences of an unsecured or badly distributed load

Explain passenger-safety duties for bus and coach drivers, including boarding, standing and emergency exits

Summarise the EU and Bulgarian rules on driving licences, vehicle categories, periodic training and medical fitness

List the documents a driver must carry and the checks an inspector can perform at a roadside stop

Explain the rules on weights, dimensions, axle loads and permitted overloading

Describe the obligations for carrying dangerous goods and for abnormal loads

Interpret the core EU social-rules limits on daily and weekly driving, breaks and daily and weekly rest

Work through five sample duty rosters and mark every infringement with the rule it breaches

Explain what a tachograph records, how to insert and use a driver card, and what to do when the equipment fails

Describe the manual-entry and printout procedures a driver must follow after an inspection

Reconstruct a full working week from tachograph records and state whether it complies

Explain the responsibilities of the transport operator and the driver under the working-time rules

Describe the health risks of long-distance driving and the countermeasures for fatigue, diet and sleep

Explain how driving style, route planning and load planning affect fuel consumption and emissions

Explain the function and warning signs of failure for the braking system, including air pressure and retarders

Describe routine pre-departure checks on tyres, lights, fluids, couplings and load restraints

Identify the causes and prevention of the most common roadside breakdowns

Explain how to respond safely to a warning light, a tyre failure at speed and a brake fault

Analyse the main accident scenarios involving heavy vehicles and the behaviours that cause them

Describe first-aid priorities and the correct sequence for securing an accident scene

Explain how to handle an emergency involving dangerous goods or a passenger evacuation

Describe how service quality and customer care affect safety and the operator's reputation

Consolidate all six domains into a single revision map linking each rule to a driver action

Complete timed practice sets across all domains and review every wrong answer to its source rule

Rehearse the weakest three topics until you can explain them without notes

Plan your exam-day logistics and your post-exam periodic-training schedule