Fiji LTA Road Code Knowledge Test study plan

Classify every sign type in the Fiji road code by shape and colour (regulatory, warning, information, temporary) and state what each shape-colour pairing signals before reading the symbol

Draw from memory the eight most common regulatory signs and write the exact required driver action for each, including the difference between STOP and GIVE WAY

Identify the standard road marking families (centre lines, edge lines, stop lines, give-way lines, hatched areas, arrows) and state the rule each one imposes on the driver

Explain the meaning of each traffic signal phase, including flashing amber and arrow signals, and the correct response at each

Complete 40 sign-and-marking practice questions and log every wrong answer with a one-line correction

State the give-way rules at unsigned intersections, T-junctions and uncontrolled crossroads in the order the code applies them

Work through at least 15 written intersection scenarios and decide who proceeds first, writing the deciding rule beside each answer

Describe the correct lane position, indication and mirror checks for entering, circulating and exiting a roundabout, including multi-lane roundabouts

Convert sign and marking knowledge into approach decisions: read an intersection described in words and name the signs and markings you would expect to see

Complete a timed 30-question set on signs, signals and give-way rules and reach at least 85 per cent

List the default urban and rural speed limits and the situations where a lower limit or a temporary limit applies, and state how to recognise each

Calculate safe following distance using the two-second rule at 30, 50, 80 and 100 km/h and explain how wet roads, night driving and heavy loads change the gap

Explain stopping distance as reaction distance plus braking distance and describe how speed, load, tyre condition and road surface each affect it

Apply give-way and speed rules together in 20 mixed scenario questions and justify each answer in one sentence

Identify the hazards in five described driving scenes (wet road, crest, bend, school zone, night) and state the speed and gap adjustment for each

List the documents a driver must hold and carry: learner permit, provisional and full licence, vehicle registration, third-party insurance, and the fitness or inspection paperwork that applies

State the licence progression path from learner to provisional to full, including the conditions, restrictions and supervision requirements at each stage

State the legal alcohol limit for drivers and the consequences of exceeding it, including licence suspension and penalties

Describe how prescription medicines, illegal drugs, fatigue and illness affect fitness to drive and when a driver must not drive

Answer 30 questions on licensing, documentation and driver fitness with no more than three errors, and write a correction note for each error

State the driver's obligations at pedestrian crossings, school zones and bus stops, including when to stop, when to slow and when to give way

Describe safe passing distances and behaviour when overtaking cyclists, motorcycles and horse-drawn or slow vehicles, and when not to overtake

Explain how to share the road with buses, trucks, taxis and public service vehicles, including blind spots and turning circles

Apply speed, following-distance and hazard rules to vulnerable road users in 20 scenario questions

List five common crash causes involving pedestrians or cyclists and the specific driver action that prevents each

Name the pre-drive checks a driver should make: tyres, lights, fluid levels, mirrors, seat and head restraint, and warning lights on the dashboard

State the legal minimum tread depth and correct tyre pressure practice, and explain why under-inflation and worn tread are dangerous

Describe how to check and top up engine oil, coolant, brake fluid and windscreen washer fluid, and what each warning light means

Explain the checks needed before a long trip or towing a load, including load security, trailer coupling and light operation

Answer 25 roadworthiness questions and identify every item on a described vehicle that would fail a basic safety check

State the correct sequence of actions after a crash: stop, check for injury, secure the scene, warn traffic, call emergency services and exchange details

Describe what to do in a breakdown, including moving the vehicle off the carriageway, hazard lights, warning triangle placement and waiting safely

Explain how to respond to a tyre blowout, brake failure, skidding on a wet road and aquaplaning, and what not to do in each case

Describe the actions for a vehicle fire, a crash involving a casualty, and an incident in a tunnel or on a bridge

Answer 20 emergency and breakdown scenario questions and write the correct action sequence for each

Sit two full-length timed mock tests under exam conditions and record the score and time for each

Re-study every domain where mock accuracy fell below 85 per cent and rewrite the correction notes for those questions

Re-drill the 25 questions most often missed across weeks 1 to 7 until each is answered correctly twice in a row

Review the sign sheet, licence checklist, speed sheet and emergency card in one consolidated pass

Confirm test-day logistics: identification, booking details, arrival time and what to bring