COSEVI Driving Theory study plan

Map the structure of Ley 9078 (títulos, capítulos, artículos clave) and summarize the obligations it imposes on drivers, passengers, and pedestrians

Memorize the documentary and vehicle requirements for lawful circulation (licencia, revisión técnica, seguro obligatorio, placas) and the conditions that void them

Explain the hierarchy of authority between Ley 9078, its reglamento, and municipal ordinances, and identify which rule prevails in a conflict

Define the most-tested legal terms in the law (vía pública, conductor, peatón, vehículo automotor, infracción) using your own wording

Distinguish the categories of infractions in Ley 9078 (leves, graves, muy graves) and match each category to its consequence

Connect the points system to specific infractions and calculate when a license reaches suspension

Outline the administrative procedure after an infraction: boleta, notificación, plazo de descargo, sanción firme

Identify which sanctions include license suspension, cancellation, or vehicle retention and under what conditions

Classify every sign family (reglamentarias, preventivas, informativas) and state the legal obligation each family creates

Decode sign geometry and color logic so you can infer an unfamiliar sign's meaning from its shape and palette

Interpret road markings (líneas continuas, discontinuas, amarillas, blancas, flechas, zebras) and their interaction with signs

Read traffic-light phases including flashing modes and arrow signals, and rank signals by precedence when a sign, light, and officer conflict

Apply the general right-of-way rules at uncontrolled intersections, roundabouts, and T-junctions in the correct order

Resolve priority scenarios involving pedestrians, cyclists, emergency vehicles, and public transport

Execute the correct signaling and positioning sequence for lane changes, turns, overtaking, and entering/exiting highways

State speed limits by road type and zone and the conditions that require reducing below the posted limit

Build a hazard-perception routine (mirrors, scan pattern, following distance in seconds) and apply it to urban and highway examples

Explain how speed, surface, weather, and load change braking distance and adjust your following distance accordingly

Identify the main crash causes and the defensive countermeasure for each (distraction, tailgating, blind spots, fatigue)

Describe correct behavior in a skid, hydroplaning, brake failure, and tire blowout, step by step

State the legal alcohol limits, the tests used to detect impairment, and the sanctions that escalate with repeat offenses

Explain how alcohol, drugs, medication, and fatigue degrade reaction time, vision, and judgment, with concrete numbers where the law sets them

Identify the function and warning signs of the braking, steering, suspension, lighting, and tire systems

List the pre-trip inspection items a driver is legally and practically responsible for checking, and the legal tread and equipment minimums

Sequence the emergency response: secure the scene, alert services, assess, and assist within your competence

Apply first-aid actions for bleeding, unconscious but breathing casualties, burns, fractures, and suspected spinal injury, and name what you must not do

Describe eco-driving techniques (gear use, anticipation, tire pressure, load, idling) and their effect on fuel and emissions

Explain how vehicle maintenance and driving style affect air quality and noise, and the legal limits on emissions and noise

Take three full-length timed mock exams and log every wrong answer by domain

Re-study only your two weakest domains using the notes and cards you already built

Rehearse the highest-frequency trap questions: signal precedence, right-of-way order, and points-to-suspension math

Simulate exam-day conditions (timing, no notes, single pass then review) to confirm pacing