Belarus GAI Theory A/AM study plan
Belarus GAI Theory A/AM · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 6 hours per week
Road signs
Classify every warning sign by its shape and color code, and state the action each one demands
Match each prohibition and mandatory sign to the specific restriction it imposes, including zone and time qualifiers
Explain how supplementary plates modify the meaning of the sign above them
Rank signs by precedence when a temporary and a permanent sign conflict at the same location
Your checkpoint
A self-made one-page sign family cheat sheet covering all sign groups, plus a 40-question sign-only practice set scored at 85% or better
Road signs & Road markings
Identify every road marking type and state whether it is longitudinal, transverse, or special-purpose
Pair each marking with the sign or signal it reinforces or contradicts, and resolve the contradiction
Distinguish solid from broken lines and describe the maneuver each permits or forbids
Describe how yellow, blue, and white markings differ in meaning and placement
Your checkpoint
A 50-item sign-and-marking identification drill completed with at least 90% correct, with every miss written up in one sentence
Intersections and right-of-way (priority)
State the default priority rule at uncontrolled intersections of equal and unequal road classes
Apply the interference-on-the-right rule to at least ten different approach geometries
Determine priority when signs, markings, and signals conflict at one intersection
Describe correct entry, positioning, and exit paths for left and right turns at a signaled junction
Your checkpoint
A hand-drawn diagram set of ten intersection scenarios, each annotated with who goes first and why, checked against the rule list
Traffic signals, traffic controller signals and priority of signals & Intersections and right-of-way (priority)
List the priority order among traffic controller, traffic light, signs, and markings
Interpret each traffic light combination, including flashing modes and dedicated lane signals
Translate traffic controller arm and body positions into the movement each authorizes
Explain what a driver must do when a signal changes while already inside the intersection
Your checkpoint
A timed 30-question mixed signals-and-priority test scored at 90% or better, with a written correction for each error
Starting, maneuvering, positioning on the roadway and overtaking & Speed, following distance, stopping and parking
Describe the sequence of checks and signals required before starting, lane changing, and overtaking
Identify where overtaking is prohibited and justify each prohibition by the hazard it prevents
Select a safe speed and following distance for stated road, weather, and visibility conditions
Distinguish stopping from parking and state where each is banned
Your checkpoint
A conditions table mapping five weather and road scenarios to a chosen speed, gap, and stopping place, defended in two sentences each
Railway crossings, pedestrian crossings and special traffic conditions & General provisions, driver duties and documents (traffic law basics)
Outline the approach, speed, and observation sequence required at a railway crossing
Describe yielding and passing rules at pedestrian crossings, including at unmarked ones
List the documents and equipment a driver must carry and the duties owed after a collision
State the obligations triggered by a traffic stop and the consequences of refusing a medical check
Your checkpoint
A one-page driver obligations and emergency checklist covering documents, collisions, and crossing procedures, recalled from memory in a ten-minute self-quiz
Motorcycles (category A/AM): equipment, riding safety and specifics & Safety, first aid and liability for traffic offenses
List the required equipment and legal riding conditions specific to category A and AM machines
Describe braking, cornering, and visibility techniques that differ from car driving, including passenger and load limits
Sequence the first-aid steps for an unconscious rider, severe bleeding, and suspected spinal injury
Match common violations to their administrative and criminal liability categories
Your checkpoint
A motorcycle pre-ride inspection and first-aid action card written from memory, plus a 20-question liability quiz at 80% or better
General provisions, driver duties and documents (traffic law basics) & Road signs & Road markings & Traffic signals, traffic controller signals and priority of signals & Starting, maneuvering, positioning on the roadway and overtaking & Speed, following distance, stopping and parking & Intersections and right-of-way (priority) & Railway crossings, pedestrian crossings and special traffic conditions & Motorcycles (category A/AM): equipment, riding safety and specifics & Safety, first aid and liability for traffic offenses
Complete three full-length timed mock exams under test conditions and log every error by domain
Re-study only the two weakest domains identified by the mock results
Recite the priority hierarchy and the top ten most-missed rules without notes
Simulate exam-day pacing to confirm each question gets an average of under one minute
Your checkpoint
Three mock exams scored at 90% or better with a final one-page error log showing every remaining weak point and its corrected rule
Milestones
Week 2: Score 90% or better on a 50-item sign-and-marking drill and correctly resolve three temporary-versus-permanent sign conflicts
Week 4: Score 90% or better on a timed 30-question signals-and-priority test and explain the full priority hierarchy aloud without notes
Week 6: Reproduce the driver documents and post-collision duties checklist from memory with no more than one omission
Week 8: Pass three consecutive full-length mock exams at 90% or better, with no single domain below 80%