Belarus GAI Theory C study plan

Classify every road-sign category (warning, priority, prohibitory, mandatory, information, service) and state the driver action each demands, with 90% accuracy on a self-made 60-sign flashcard set

Distinguish temporary versus permanent sign variants and explain which takes precedence when they conflict

Recite the general priority rules at uncontrolled intersections and apply them to 15 written scenarios

Read longitudinal, transverse, and horizontal road markings and match each to its governing sign where one exists

Solve 120 mixed sign and marking practice items under a 60-second-per-question limit

Explain the meaning of each traffic-signal color, arrow, and flashing mode, including controller and pedestrian signals

Map speed-limit, overtaking, and stopping prohibitions to the signs and markings that create them

Identify the five sign or marking errors you repeat most often and write a correction rule for each

List the mandatory vehicle equipment for a Category C truck (warning triangle, first-aid kit, fire extinguisher, reflective vest) and state placement and inspection rules

Describe brake-system, tire-tread, lighting, and coupling-device requirements and the faults that prohibit operation

Enumerate the documents a Category C driver must carry and the conditions under which each is valid

Distinguish administrative penalties from criminal liability for the main violations (drunk driving, uninsured operation, expired inspection, leaving the scene)

Perform a pre-trip walk-around inspection checklist and document findings on a sample vehicle or diagram

Apply document and liability rules to 40 scenario questions, including roadside-stop and accident situations

Re-test the 20 most-missed Domain 1 items from weeks 1-2 and confirm mastery

Explain the process and obligations after an accident: stop, warn, aid, report, and exchange information

Sequence the correct first-aid actions for bleeding, burns, fractures, and unconscious breathing casualties

Describe how to place a warning triangle, switch on hazard lights, and position the vehicle to protect a scene at night and in poor visibility

Define hazard-perception scanning routines (mirror cycle, following distance in seconds, escape-route selection) and apply them to 10 written road scenarios

Explain the risks of fatigue, alcohol, and distraction and the legal thresholds attached to each

State the mass, dimension, and axle-load limits for Category C vehicles and how to verify loading against them

Apply cargo-securing and load-distribution rules, including overhang, covering, and spillage prevention

Recite passenger-carriage prohibitions in a truck (unauthorized passengers, passengers in the cargo bed) and the rules for transporting children

Integrate first-aid and scene-safety knowledge into 20 combined transport-and-emergency scenarios

Complete two full-length timed mock exams under test-day conditions and record per-domain scores

Analyze every missed question by domain and root cause (misread, unknown rule, sign confusion)

Re-drill the two weakest domains with 50 targeted items each

Practice hazard-perception commentary on 10 written scenarios, naming the hazard, the risk, and the planned response

Review all personal error logs and confirm each correction rule is memorized

Re-test the 40 highest-risk items (signs, equipment defects, first aid) at 95% accuracy

Simulate the full exam twice more, targeting a stable score above the passing threshold with margin

Prepare test-day logistics: documents, timing, and a pre-exam review sheet limited to one page