Finland Teoriakoe B study plan

Finland Teoriakoe B · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Liikennesäännöt ja liikennekäyttäytyminen

Recite the Finnish right-of-way rules for uncontrolled junctions, roundabouts, and turning across oncoming traffic without notes
Explain yielding obligations toward pedestrians at zebra crossings, cyclists at cycle crossings, and tram users in built-up areas
Distinguish the meaning of a stop obligation, a yield obligation, and a caution obligation in three written examples
State the speed limits applied in built-up areas, outside built-up areas, and on motorways, including the winter temporary limits

One-page written summary of the right-of-way hierarchy, plus a 25-question domain-1 self-test scored at 80% or better

Week 2

Name every Finnish regulatory sign group (prohibition, mandatory, warning, priority, information) and give two examples of each
Match 40 randomly drawn signs to their official names within 10 minutes
Describe the correct action for each road-marking type: continuous line, broken line, stop line, and zebra crossing
Explain how signs override road markings and how temporary signs override permanent ones

Flashcard deck of at least 60 signs reviewed once daily, with a timed sign-identification test passed at 90%

Week 3

Interpret combined sign and marking situations at junctions, level crossings, and bus lanes in ten worked scenarios
Describe the pre-drive cockpit drill in order: seat, mirrors, belt, gear, handbrake, warning lights
Explain clutch control and gear selection for pulling away on a slope without rolling back
Practise steering technique with correct hand position and shuffle steering during a low-speed manoeuvre
Explain how ABS and stability control change braking and steering inputs

Written answer sheet for 20 combined sign-and-marking scenarios, each answered correctly with a one-sentence justification

Week 4

Demonstrate smooth braking to a stop from 50 km/h using progressive pressure and finishing lightly
Perform three reversing manoeuvres into a marked bay using mirrors only, without touching boundary lines
Describe the correct actions for aquaplaning, a sudden tyre blowout, and a skid on a wet surface
Explain safe following distance in metres at 50, 80, and 100 km/h using the two-second and three-second rules

Checklist of 15 handling procedures signed off as rehearsed, plus a written braking-distance table for wet and dry conditions

Week 5

Identify the five most common crash types involving novice drivers in Finland and state one countermeasure for each
Describe the correct first actions at a crash scene: warn, secure, alert, and assist
Explain the risks of fatigue, alcohol, and phone use with a concrete behavioural rule for each
List the situations where hazard warning lights and a warning triangle must be used

Two-page hazard-response sheet covering ten scenarios, each with a first action and a prevention note

Week 6

Explain how tyre pressure, tyre type, and wheel alignment affect fuel consumption and grip
Describe economical driving technique using early gear changes, steady speed, and anticipation
List the mandatory vehicle checks a driver must perform before winter driving, including lights, tyres, and fluids
Explain how engine braking and neutral-coasting choices affect fuel use and control on downhills

Fuel-saving plan listing ten concrete driving habits and an estimated percentage saving for each

Week 7

Answer a 50-question mixed test weighting rules and hazard perception equally, scoring 85% or better
Review every missed question and write the correct rule in your own words
Explain how priority rules change when a bus leaves a stop, when an emergency vehicle approaches, and at a railway crossing
Describe the safe response to an aggressive or tailgating driver in three steps

Error log of all missed questions from the mixed test, with a corrected rule written for each, reviewed twice

Week 8

Complete three full-length timed mock exams under test conditions
Score 90% or better on the final mock exam
Re-drill the 30 weakest items from the error log until each is answered correctly twice in a row
Recite the ten rules you most often got wrong without reference material

Final mock exam result sheet showing 90% or above and a cleared error log

Week 2: Right-of-way summary complete and sign-identification test passed at 90%

Week 4: Domain 1-3 self-tests each passed at 80% or better, plus handling checklist signed off

Week 6: Hazard-response sheet and fuel-saving plan both finished, with domain 4 and 5 self-tests at 80% or better

Week 8: Three timed mock exams completed, final score at 90% or above, error log cleared