Ghana DVLA Road Signs Test study plan

Classify all regulatory sign families by shape, colour and border type (prohibition, mandatory, restriction, stop/yield) and state the driver action each demands

Sketch from memory the 15 regulatory signs you find hardest and label each with its exact meaning

Build a two-column table matching each warning sign shape (triangle, diamond, circle) to its hazard category and required speed or lane response

Explain aloud, without notes, the difference between a warning sign and a regulatory sign for five paired examples

Identify every prohibition sign that is cancelled by a supplementary plate and describe how the plate changes the rule

Distinguish mandatory-direction signs from warning signs that use similar arrows

Rank warning signs by the stopping-distance risk they imply and justify the ranking in writing

Self-test on 60 mixed regulatory and warning items and log every miss with the reason for the error

Decode each road marking type (broken, solid, double, hatched, box junction, stop line) and state whether crossing it is legal, illegal, or conditional

Match traffic light aspects, including flashing amber and filter arrows, to the correct driver response

Explain how markings and regulatory signs combine at junctions, and which one takes precedence when they appear to conflict

Draw a four-way junction from memory showing stop lines, give-way markings, and a box junction with correct lane arrows

Apply marking and signal rules to 30 scenario questions about junctions, pedestrian crossings and overtaking

State the correct following-distance and safe-speed reasoning for wet, harmattan-dust and night conditions

List the right-of-way sequence at an uncontrolled T-junction using markings alone

Recite the actions required at a zebra crossing and at a signal-controlled pedestrian crossing

Describe the correct response to each major warning-sign hazard (bend, slippery road, school zone, cattle, road narrowing) in terms of speed, gear and lane position

Explain the effects of alcohol, fatigue and phone use on reaction distance with a worked stopping-distance example

Outline the legal and safety obligations after a collision, including stopping, reporting and first aid priorities

Identify the warning signs most often misread as permission signs and write a correction for each

Link each regulatory sign to the specific offence or penalty risk of ignoring it

Explain how regulatory signs govern parking, loading, overtaking and speed limits in built-up versus highway settings

Summarise the core rules on seat belts, child restraints, licensing classes and vehicle fitness checks

Answer 25 mixed regulatory and safety questions under time pressure and score at least 80 per cent

Run full-length timed mocks across all four domains and record the score for each attempt

Categorise every remaining error by domain and by failure type (misread sign, forgotten rule, careless slip)

Re-drill only the weakest 20 per cent of items until each is answered correctly twice in a row

Practise reading sign descriptions aloud and converting each into an action within three seconds

Review all four domains using only your error logs and flashcards, not new material

Complete two final timed mocks and score at least 90 per cent on both

Recite the meaning and required action for your 30 hardest signs from memory

Confirm test-day logistics: documents, location, arrival time and the format of the computer-based test