Czech Theory Test T study plan

Memorize the full set of Czech priority rules at uncontrolled intersections, including the right-hand rule and its exceptions for main roads, roundabouts and tram priority

Classify every category of vertical signage (warning, priority, prohibitory, mandatory, informational) and state the correct driver action for each

Interpret horizontal markings, including solid and broken lines, bus lanes, cycle lanes and crossing zones, and explain what each permits or forbids

Practice reading traffic situations from written scenarios and identify which rule decides the right of way

Apply speed limit rules for built-up areas, outside built-up areas, motorways and expressways, and list the situations where limits drop further

Explain the rules for level crossings, including warning signs, barriers, flashing signals and the obligation to stop when required

Describe correct behaviour at pedestrian crossings, tram stops and for cyclists, including giving way and safe overtaking distances

Work through written junction and roundabout scenarios and justify the correct order of passage step by step

Identify the main hazard categories on rural roads, in villages and on motorways, and state a defensive response for each

Explain how speed, surface, weather and visibility change stopping distance, and estimate safe following gaps in seconds

Describe the rules on alcohol, drugs and fatigue, and the driver's duty to stop and assist after a collision

Review week 1 and 2 material by re-testing the questions missed earlier and correcting each error in writing

Explain the coupling sequence for a tractor and trailer, including checking the hitch, the safety pin and the electrical and brake connections

Describe the checks performed before each departure with a trailer, including lights, tyre condition, coupling security and load restraints

Calculate how load placement and axle loading affect stability, braking and the risk of a jack-knife or swing

State the rules for securing loads, permissible overhangs and the marking of projecting loads

List the legally required equipment and documents carried in a tractor and trailer and explain the purpose of each

Describe the main brake system components on a tractor and trailer and the signs of a fault that requires the vehicle to be taken out of service

Explain tyre requirements, tread depth, pressure checks and the effect of worn or mismatched tyres on handling

Outline the periodic technical inspection process, what is checked and the consequences of driving without a valid inspection

Assemble the full set of documents a driver must carry and state when each must be produced and to whom

Explain the obligations after an accident, including reporting duties, the accident report form and when police must be called

Describe the rules on driving hours, rest periods and record keeping relevant to agricultural and working vehicles

Summarize the administrative consequences of offences, including points, fines and withdrawal of the driving licence

Order the steps of the primary survey at the scene and state when and how to call the emergency services

Describe how to control severe bleeding, manage an unconscious but breathing casualty and place a casualty in the recovery position

Explain safe and economical driving habits, including smooth acceleration, early gear changes, engine braking and avoiding unnecessary idling

Describe how driving style, maintenance and route planning affect fuel use and emissions

Complete full-length timed mock tests under exam conditions and record the score for each attempt

Analyze every incorrect answer, identify the underlying rule or fact and write the correct reasoning

Re-drill the weakest two domains until repeated practice scores are consistently above the pass threshold

Review all personal cheat sheets and checklists and consolidate them into a single final revision set