Brunei Highway Code Theory study plan

Classify every road sign type (warning, regulatory, informational, temporary) and state the required driver response for each without referring to notes

Recite the meaning of the main traffic light phases and flashing signals, and describe what to do at each

Interpret common road markings (solid and broken lines, box junctions, stop and give-way lines, hatched areas) and explain the rule each imposes

Complete 60 sign-and-marking recall questions with at least 90 percent accuracy

Apply give-way and priority rules at junctions, roundabouts and uncontrolled intersections by working through at least 15 written scenarios

Sequence the correct actions for turning across oncoming traffic, emerging from a side road and joining a roundabout

Identify which signals and markings override general priority rules and explain why in each case

Score at least 85 percent on a 40-question mixed signs-and-priority quiz

State the speed limits for built-up areas, rural roads and expressways, and describe how to judge a safe speed below the limit

Calculate the two-second following gap at several speeds and explain how wet or night conditions change it

Describe overtaking, lane discipline and safe gap-selection rules, and list the situations where overtaking is prohibited

Complete 50 speed-and-following-distance calculation and rule questions with at least 85 percent accuracy

List at least 12 specific hazards to scan for in urban, rural and residential settings and describe the early cue for each

Explain the see-think-do hazard routine and apply it in writing to five described driving scenes

Describe how to manage blind spots, mirrors and shoulder checks before and during manoeuvres

Explain how to handle tailgaters, oncoming wide vehicles and obstructed lanes defensively

Describe pre-drive checks for tyres, lights, brakes, fluids and mirrors, and state the warning sign of a failing component for each

Explain the documents a driver must carry or keep valid (licence, insurance, road tax, inspection) and the consequence of each being out of date

Identify common dashboard warning lights and state whether each means stop, seek service soon or monitor

Explain how vehicle loading, tyre pressure and worn tread affect braking and steering

State how alcohol and drugs impair judgement, reaction time and vision, and describe the legal and practical consequences of driving impaired

Recognise the signs of driver fatigue and list at least five countermeasures, distinguishing effective ones from myths

Describe safe passing distances and expected behaviour around pedestrians, cyclists and motorcyclists, including at crossings and junctions

Explain the specific risks of large vehicles, blind spots and children near schools and residential streets

Sequence the correct actions at an incident scene: securing the area, calling for help, and giving basic first aid within your competence

Describe how to handle a breakdown safely, including warning other traffic and where to wait

Explain how rain, flooding, poor visibility and night conditions change speed, gap and lighting choices

Describe how to use headlights correctly at night and in rain without dazzling other drivers

Complete three full-length timed mock tests and record the score and error pattern for each

Re-study every missed question by domain and write the correct rule in your own words

Revisit your weakest two domains until mock scores reach at least 90 percent on each

Recite the highest-risk rules (priority, following distance, impairment limits) from memory without prompts