Guyana Learner Driver Theory Test study plan

Classify road signs into their main groups (regulatory, warning, informational/guide, and temporary/roadworks) and state the purpose of each group

Match sign shape and colour (circle, triangle, rectangle, octagon, red border, blue field, yellow field) to the meaning it signals at a glance

Identify the most common prohibitory and mandatory signs and state exactly what a driver must do or must not do when each is displayed

Explain how to react to a sign the first time you see it, including reducing speed and checking mirrors before acting

Interpret warning signs for junctions, bends, pedestrian crossings, schools, humps, and animal or cyclist hazards

Read road markings correctly: solid and broken centre lines, edge lines, stop lines, give-way lines, box junctions, and hatched areas

Distinguish where overtaking, parking, and lane changing are permitted or prohibited based on markings alone

Combine a sign with its accompanying marking or plate (for example a no-parking sign plus kerb markings) and describe the combined rule

Apply the core right-of-way rules at uncontrolled junctions, T-junctions, roundabouts, and pedestrian crossings

State the keep-left driving rule and trace the correct lane and turning path for left turns, right turns, and roundabout exits

Rank the order in which vehicles proceed at a four-way scene using priority rules, and justify each decision aloud

List the situations in which you must give way to pedestrians, cyclists, emergency vehicles, and public transport

Apply speed limit, safe following distance, and stopping distance rules to realistic driving situations

Demonstrate knowledge of overtaking rules, including where overtaking is banned and what to check before and during a pass

Explain rules for stopping and parking, including restrictions near junctions, crossings, bends, and bus stops

Describe correct behaviour at railway crossings, bridges, and school zones, and the rules for reversing and U-turns

Interpret traffic lights, filter arrows, flashing signals, and signals given by a police officer or authorised person, and state who takes priority

Identify the correct lane and road position for straight-ahead travel, turning, joining a carriageway, and passing parked vehicles

Explain the meaning of hand signals given by drivers, cyclists, and riders

Describe how to position the vehicle when a signal changes or when a junction or box marking must not be blocked

Outline the licensing pathway for a learner in Guyana, including permit conditions, supervision requirements, and the steps to a full licence

List the documents a driver must carry and keep valid, and explain the consequences of driving without them

State the legal limits and penalties for drink driving, careless driving, and driving without insurance

Explain the duties of a driver at the scene of a collision, including stopping, reporting, and exchanging details

Perform and describe a pre-drive walk-around check covering tyres, lights, fluids, mirrors, wipers, and bodywork

Identify dashboard warning lights and state which ones mean stop immediately and which allow a cautious continuation

Explain minimum tread depth, correct tyre pressure practice, and the effect of worn tyres or faulty brakes on stopping distance

Describe how to check and top up engine oil, coolant, brake fluid, and screen wash safely

Apply defensive driving techniques including the two-second gap, scanning ahead, mirror routines, and covering the brake

Identify developing hazards in described scenes and state the earliest safe action for each

Describe emergency procedures for brake failure, a blowout, skidding, aquaplaning, and a vehicle fire

Review all six domains and re-test the weakest two areas identified in earlier mock results