Guam Driver License Test study plan

Recognize and name each major sign category (regulatory, warning, guide) and explain what action each requires

Match common sign shapes and colors (octagon, triangle, pennant, diamond, red, yellow, orange, green) to their meanings without looking them up

Distinguish between solid, dashed, double, and yellow-vs-white pavement markings and state the passing or lane rule each implies

Explain the meaning of steady, flashing, and arrow signal indications for drivers and pedestrians

Self-quiz on 40 sign and signal items and log every miss with the correct meaning

Apply right-of-way rules at four-way stops, uncontrolled intersections, and T-intersections by working through written scenarios

Describe the correct sequence of actions for left turns, right turns on red, and turns at signalized intersections

Identify who yields in pedestrian-crosswalk, emergency-vehicle, and funeral-procession situations

Diagram three intersection scenarios and label who goes first, second, and third with a written justification

Define the three-second following rule and compute safe following distance at 25, 35, and 45 mph

List the standard defensive-driving scanning pattern and demonstrate it verbally for city, highway, and rain conditions

Explain how to handle common hazards: tailgaters, sudden stops ahead, animals, and low-visibility rain

Practice commentary driving on two real trips, narrating hazards and planned responses aloud

State default speed limits for residential, school-zone, and highway settings and explain when posted limits override defaults

Explain how road, weather, and visibility conditions modify a safe speed below the posted limit

Calculate stopping distance conceptually and explain how speed, reaction time, and wet roads change it

Apply the basic speed law to five written scenarios and justify each chosen speed

Explain how alcohol impairs judgment, reaction time, and vision, and why the first ability lost is often judgment

State the legal blood-alcohol limits for adult drivers and the zero-tolerance rule for underage drivers

Describe the consequences of a DUI stop and refusal to test, and list the physical signs officers look for

Identify how over-the-counter and prescription drugs, fatigue, and cannabis affect driving fitness

Build a personal plan for a night out that guarantees a sober driver

State pedestrian right-of-way obligations at crosswalks and explain when a driver must stop versus yield

Describe safe passing distances and blind-spot awareness for cyclists and motorcyclists

Explain the no-zones and stopping-distance limits around large trucks and buses

Distinguish parking, standing, and stopping and list where each is prohibited (hydrants, crosswalks, driveways, bus stops)

Identify correct parallel and hill parking procedures and when to set the parking brake and turn wheels

List required vehicle equipment (lights, brakes, horn, mirrors, seat belts, tires) and the condition each must meet

Explain the steps after a crash: stop, aid, exchange information, report, and when a report is required

Describe what to do at a breakdown or emergency on the roadway, including hazard lights and triangle placement

Outline insurance and registration responsibilities and what documents to keep in the vehicle

Summarize Guam-specific rules and local road conditions: right-hand traffic, island speed norms, rain and typhoon-season driving, and local enforcement practices

Review all prior cheat sheets and re-quiz every missed item from weeks 1-7

Complete two full-length practice tests under timed conditions and log scores by domain

Target the two weakest domains with focused re-study and a final re-quiz