Belarus GAI Theory D study plan

Classify every road-sign group (warning, priority, prohibitory, mandatory, information, service, supplementary plates) and state the driver action each demands

Explain the priority signs on their own, including how they resolve an otherwise unmarked junction

Recall the numeric values on prohibitory and mandatory signs and the exceptions attached to them

Identify sign shapes and colour schemes from written descriptions alone

Match each road marking to the sign or rule it reinforces and note where a marking overrides or repeats a sign

Distinguish horizontal markings (lines, arrows, zebra, stop lines) from vertical markings and explain what each communicates

Resolve written conflict scenarios where a marking and a sign disagree, stating which governs

Describe the purpose of each line type and colour used on Belarusian roads

Apply the general positioning rule and list the exceptions that permit driving outside the right-hand lane

Sequence the steps for each manoeuvre (lane change, turn, U-turn, reversing) and state the required signals and observations

Explain right-of-way at unmarked junctions, at priority-sign junctions, and where a tram is present

Identify when a manoeuvre is prohibited outright and name the prohibition

State the default speed limits for built-up areas, outside built-up areas, and motorways, plus the limits for towing and for buses

Apply the following-distance rule and explain how speed, road surface, and visibility change the safe gap

List the places where overtaking is forbidden and the conditions under which overtaking must be abandoned

Identify stopping and parking prohibitions, including distance rules near crossings, junctions, and stops

List the documents a driver must carry and the duties that follow a traffic accident

Explain the driver's obligations toward pedestrians, cyclists, and passengers in vulnerable situations

Interpret traffic signals, including flashing modes and supplementary sections, and translate signalman arm positions into driver actions

Rank the order of precedence among signalman, traffic signals, signs, and markings

State the approach speed, stopping rules, and prohibitions that apply at railway crossings, and describe what to do if a vehicle stalls on the tracks

List the special conditions (fog, ice, night, roadworks, dense traffic) that modify speed and lighting rules

Identify the technical faults that make driving prohibited and the equipment a vehicle must carry

Describe first-aid priorities for bleeding, unconsciousness, and suspected spinal injury in a road setting

Explain the category D licence scope, the passenger-transport requirements, and the duties specific to bus drivers

Describe safe boarding and alighting procedures and the driver's responsibility for passengers before moving off

Apply speed, lane, and stopping rules that differ for buses carrying passengers

Identify driving-technique risks for large vehicles: blind spots, tail swing, longer braking distance, and load shift

Distinguish administrative offences from criminal liability and name the consequences that follow a serious violation

Explain the effect of penalty points, licence withdrawal, and repeat offences on the right to drive

Re-run mixed practice across all domains and close remaining gaps in the weakest two areas

Time yourself on full-length practice sets and record a stable score