Subject 1 (Small Car C1/C2) study plan

List every speed limit category (urban roads, highways, expressways, tunnels, school zones, adverse weather) and state the numeric value for each from memory

Explain right-of-way rules at uncontrolled intersections, roundabouts, and pedestrian crossings in writing, citing the priority order

Distinguish the rule sets that apply to C1 (manual small car) versus C2 (automatic small car) licences, including any load or trailer restrictions

Map out overtaking, lane-change, and following-distance rules and describe when each is prohibited

Recite the penalty tiers for the most common violations (speeding brackets, red-light running, drink driving thresholds, phone use) and the demerit points attached to each

Describe the demerit-point cycle: how points accumulate, the 12-point threshold, and what triggers licence suspension or retraining

Identify which violations carry licence suspension or revocation versus fines only

Explain the administrative process after a violation: notice, appeal window, and payment deadlines

Classify every warning sign shape and colour (triangle, circle, rectangle, octagon) and state what each shape signals before reading the symbol

Describe the meaning of the main road markings: solid and broken lines, stop lines, guide arrows, hatched areas, and bus-lane markings

Interpret hand signals from traffic police and distinguish them from light signals when both are present

Explain the hierarchy when signals from a police officer, traffic lights, and markings conflict

Walk through 10 complex intersection scenarios (multi-lane turns, T-junctions, slip roads) and state which signal, marking, and rule governs each

Identify the sign or marking most often confused with its near-neighbour and state the distinguishing feature for each pair

Apply signal-plus-marking combinations to decide the correct lane and action in timed scenario drills

Explain temporary signs and construction-zone markings and how they override permanent ones

Describe defensive-driving habits for following distance, mirror checks, blind spots, and hazard scanning in specific terms (seconds, mirror sequence)

Explain the risks and legal treatment of drink driving, fatigue, phone use, and aggressive driving, including how each degrades reaction time

Outline pedestrian, cyclist, and school-zone protection rules and the situations that require extra caution

Describe night driving, rain, fog, and snow driving techniques and the lighting and speed adjustments each requires

Explain the cockpit drill sequence (seat, mirrors, seatbelt, gear, handbrake) and the correct start-up and shut-down procedure for a manual C1 vehicle

Describe clutch control, gear selection by speed, and the causes of stalling, plus how to recover safely

Identify the main components under the bonnet and state the check or maintenance interval for each (oil, coolant, brake fluid, tyres, lights)

Interpret dashboard warning lights and state which require an immediate stop versus a scheduled visit

Describe the correct sequence after a collision: stop, secure the scene, warn traffic, assess injuries, call emergency services, and exchange details

Explain how to place warning triangles and hazard lights correctly for urban roads, highways, and tunnels

List the steps for tyre blowout, brake failure, and aquaplaning, and state what not to do in each case

Describe first-aid priorities for bleeding, unconscious casualties, and suspected spinal injury until help arrives

Complete three full-length timed mock exams under test conditions and log every wrong answer by domain

Re-study the two weakest domains until the mock score in each reaches 90% or higher

Recite the highest-frequency facts (speed limits, penalty points, signal meanings) in a rapid-fire review without notes

Simulate the test-day routine: arrival time, documents needed, and how to handle uncertain questions