Bulgaria Theory Test A study plan

Bulgaria Theory Test A · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Road traffic law and regulations

Map the Bulgarian Road Traffic Act structure by listing the chapters that govern rider licensing, vehicle registration, and compulsory insurance
State the legal blood-alcohol limit for novice and experienced riders and the penalties for exceeding it
Define the documents a rider must carry and explain the validity periods for each
Distinguish the categories of motorcycle licence (A1, A2, A) by minimum age and permitted power output

A one-page legal reference sheet covering licence categories, alcohol limit, and required documents, self-quizzed to 90% accuracy

Week 2

Apply speed-limit rules for built-up areas, outside built-up areas, motorways, and motorway-like roads to ten written scenarios
Sequence the legal duties after a traffic collision: stopping, securing the scene, warning other road users, and notifying authorities
Explain the rules on overtaking, following distance, and prohibited stopping or parking zones
Summarize the penalty point system and the threshold at which a licence is withdrawn

Twenty scenario questions on speed limits and collision duties answered with written legal justification for each

Week 3

Classify every warning sign shape and colour and state the required rider response for each
Decode priority signs, including the priority road, give-way, and stop signs, by their exact shape and placement
Read supplementary plates that modify a main sign by distance, vehicle category, or time of day
Interpret regulatory signs that restrict speed, entry, or manoeuvres and identify where they end

A flashcard deck of 60 signs (front: description of shape and symbol, back: meaning and required action) scored at 95% in a timed run

Week 4

Interpret longitudinal road markings, including solid, broken, and double lines, and their overtaking implications
Interpret transverse and symbol markings such as stop lines, give-way triangles, and directional arrows
Identify the order of precedence among police signals, traffic lights, signs, and markings
Explain the meaning of steady, flashing, and arrow traffic lights for motorcyclists

A precedence flowchart plus 25 marking and signal questions answered at 85% or better

Week 5

Apply the default right-hand rule at unmarked junctions and identify when signs or signals override it
Sequence right-of-way at roundabouts, T-junctions, and junctions with a priority road
Determine who yields when a rider turns left across oncoming traffic or enters from a minor road
React correctly to hand signals from police officers and from other road users

Fifteen junction diagrams described in text and solved with a written right-of-way justification for each

Week 6

Explain countersteering and apply it to describe line choice through a sequence of bends
List the braking technique for a motorcycle with and without ABS and state the front-to-rear brake balance
Identify the main causes of single-vehicle motorcycle crashes and describe three preventive riding habits for each
Scan for hazards in written road scenarios and rank them by the time available to react

A hazard log of 20 written scenarios with a ranked risk and a stated evasive action for each

Week 7

Perform and document the pre-ride checks covering tyres, brakes, lights, chain or belt, fluids, and controls
State the correct tyre pressures and the signs of wear that require replacement
Explain chain tension, lubrication, and the consequences of riding with a worn or loose chain
Describe the rider's protective clothing and helmet requirements under Bulgarian law

A completed pre-ride checklist with a photo-free written record of a real or simulated inspection, plus ten maintenance questions answered correctly

Week 8

Sequence the first-aid steps at a motorcycle crash scene, including scene safety, calling emergency services, and protecting the airway
Explain how to remove a helmet safely only when the airway is at risk and describe the risks of unnecessary removal
Complete three full timed mock tests and review every wrong answer to its source rule
Re-drill the weakest 20 items from weeks 1 to 7 until each is answered correctly twice in a row

Three timed mock exams scored at 90% or higher, with a written error analysis for each incorrect answer

Week 2: Legal reference sheet and the twenty speed and collision scenarios are complete, with at least 18 of 20 answered correctly

Week 4: Sign flashcard deck at 95% and the marking and signal set at 85%, with the precedence flowchart finished

Week 6: Right-of-way set and hazard log both complete, with at least 80% correct on a mixed 30-question set drawn from domains 1 to 4 and 7

Week 8: Three timed mock exams at 90% or higher and every missed item re-drilled to two consecutive correct answers