Cameroon Driving Theory (Light) study plan

Classify every regulatory, warning, and information sign category and state the driver action each demands

Decode the meaning of each road-marking family (continuous, broken, mixed, hatched, zigzag) and the crossing rule it implies

Interpret traffic-light and police-hand-signal priority, including flashing amber and flashing red situations

Build a personal flashcard deck of at least 60 sign and signal items with the action written in your own words

Match each warning sign to the hazard it announces and the speed or position adjustment it requires

Apply right-of-way rules at uncontrolled intersections, roundabouts, and T-junctions using worked scenarios

Demonstrate the correct response sequence to a stop sign, a yield sign, and a give-way-to-oncoming mark

Explain how markings and signs combine at junctions (stop line plus sign, yield triangle plus broken line)

Rank the priority order among pedestrians, emergency vehicles, trams or rail traffic, and ordinary vehicles in mixed situations

Solve overtaking-permission questions by checking markings, signs, sight distance, and junction proximity

State the rules governing parking and stopping zones, bus stops, crossings, and clearways

Describe the correct procedure for passing through a roundabout with and without markings

Operate the primary controls (clutch, brake, accelerator, steering, gear lever) smoothly in a low-speed exercise

Execute a hill start, a three-point turn, and a parallel park while narrating each observation step

Set and adjust mirrors and seating position before every practice drive and justify each adjustment

Apply the mirror-signal-manoeuvre routine consistently across ten practice manoeuvres

Maintain a safe following distance in dry and wet conditions and state the rule behind the gap you choose

Identify the main accident-causing behaviours (speeding, distraction, tailgating, misjudged overtaking) and the countermeasure for each

Demonstrate the correct actions at the scene of an accident: secure the area, warn traffic, call for help, avoid moving casualties unnecessarily

Describe how to react to a tyre blowout, brake failure, and aquaplaning without panic braking

Perform and record a pre-drive check of tyres, lights, fluids, wipers, and brakes, noting acceptable versus unsafe readings

Explain the function of the main mechanical systems (braking, steering, cooling, lubrication, electrical) and the warning symptom of each

List the administrative documents a driver must carry and state the consequence of driving without each

Summarise the penalty categories for major offences such as speeding, drink-driving, and driving without a licence or insurance

State the legal alcohol limit and describe how alcohol, drugs, and medication impair perception and reaction time

Recognise the signs of fatigue and apply a rest strategy instead of pushing through a long drive

Perform the first-aid basics for bleeding, unconsciousness, and suspected fractures until help arrives

Apply fuel-saving and courteous driving habits: smooth acceleration, anticipation, correct tyre pressure, and no unnecessary idling

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

Revisit and correct every missed question from the mock exams, tagging it by domain

Rehearse the highest-risk sign and right-of-way items until you reach consistent accuracy

Confirm readiness by scoring above your target threshold on the final mock without notes