Bulgaria Theory Test B study plan
Bulgaria Theory Test B · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 6 hours per week
Road signs and markings
Classify every warning, priority, prohibitory and mandatory sign group by shape and colour, and state the driver obligation each group imposes
Read supplementary plates and sign combinations, and explain how a plate modifies the main sign's meaning
Identify the standard road markings (continuous, broken, double lines, arrows, hatched areas) and state what each permits or forbids
Complete 120 sign and marking practice items with at least 85 percent accuracy
Your checkpoint
A hand-drawn or written one-page reference sheet covering all sign groups and marking types, plus a logged practice score of 85 percent or better on 120 items
Road signs and markings & Traffic rules and right-of-way
Apply priority signs and markings at unmarked and marked junctions to decide who proceeds first
State the default right-hand rule and list the situations where signs, markings or signals override it
Work through roundabout entry and exit priority in both signed and unsigned cases
Solve 60 mixed sign-and-right-of-way scenarios and justify each answer in one written sentence
Your checkpoint
A written answer log of 60 junction scenarios, each with the correct priority decision and a one-sentence legal justification
Traffic rules and right-of-way
Describe safe following distance, overtaking rules and the situations where overtaking is prohibited
Explain speed limits by road type and zone, including the effect of towing, load and weather
State parking and stopping prohibitions and the rules for passing stationary vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists
Complete 150 traffic-rules practice items with at least 85 percent accuracy
Your checkpoint
A completed 150-item traffic-rules practice set with a written list of every missed item and the corrected rule for each
Traffic rules and right-of-way & Traffic signals and control
Interpret traffic-light sequences, flashing signals and lane-control signals, and state the correct driver response to each
Explain the authority order among traffic controllers, signals, signs and markings, and apply it when they conflict
Describe hand and arm signals given by a traffic controller and by other drivers
Complete a 40-item mixed signals and right-of-way timed set at 90 percent or better
Your checkpoint
A timed 40-item mixed set scored at 90 percent or better, with a written conflict-resolution summary explaining the authority order
Vehicle safety and technical requirements & Driver behavior and hazard perception
List the mandatory vehicle systems and checks (tyres, brakes, lights, steering, fluids) and the defect thresholds that make a vehicle unfit
Explain the purpose and correct use of seat belts, child restraints, helmets and reflective equipment
Identify the main hazard categories (wet road, fog, night, pedestrians, animals, parked vehicles) and the speed and space adjustment each requires
Describe the effects of alcohol, fatigue, distraction and medication on driving, and state the legal limits and required responses
Your checkpoint
A vehicle pre-drive checklist of at least 15 items plus a hazard-response table listing 10 hazard situations with the correct speed and space adjustment for each
Driver behavior and hazard perception & Environmental awareness and eco-driving
Apply defensive-driving techniques such as scanning, mirror checks, gap selection and anticipating other road users' errors
Explain eco-driving practices: smooth acceleration, early gear changes, engine braking, tyre pressure and avoiding unnecessary idling
Describe how vehicle maintenance and load choices affect fuel consumption and emissions
Complete 100 practice items across behaviour and environment with at least 85 percent accuracy
Your checkpoint
A written eco-driving and defensive-driving action plan of at least 10 concrete habits, supported by a 100-item practice score of 85 percent or better
Traffic law, penalties and documentation & First aid and emergency response
List the documents a driver must carry and the rules on licence categories, validity, insurance and vehicle inspection
State the penalties and consequences for the main traffic offences, including speeding, alcohol, uninsured driving and document offences
Describe the correct first-aid sequence at a crash scene: scene safety, emergency call, casualty assessment and bleeding control
Explain the recovery position, CPR basics and how to handle an unconscious or non-breathing casualty until help arrives
Your checkpoint
A two-page summary sheet covering required documents, key penalties and the step-by-step first-aid and emergency-call procedure
Road signs and markings & Traffic rules and right-of-way & Traffic signals and control & Vehicle safety and technical requirements & Driver behavior and hazard perception & Traffic law, penalties and documentation & First aid and emergency response & Environmental awareness and eco-driving
Complete three full-length timed mock exams under test conditions and record every score
Review every missed item across all domains and correct the underlying knowledge gap
Re-drill the two weakest domains until practice accuracy in each reaches 90 percent
Confirm readiness by meeting the target score on the final mock exam
Your checkpoint
Three logged full-length mock exam results with a corrected error log, and a final mock score at or above the chosen pass target
Milestones
Week 2: Score at least 85 percent on a 60-item mixed sign-and-priority set and explain the right-hand rule versus sign priority without notes
Week 4: Score at least 90 percent on a timed 40-item set covering signals and right-of-way, and correctly state the authority order among controllers, signals, signs and markings
Week 6: Score at least 85 percent on a 100-item set covering vehicle safety, driver behaviour and eco-driving, and produce the full pre-drive checklist
Week 8: Score at or above the pass target on three full-length timed mock exams, with the two weakest domains re-drilled to 90 percent accuracy