Hungary KRESZ A1 study plan

List and explain the KRESZ priority rules (jobbra-balra szabály, main road, roundabout, uncontrolled junction) in your own words

Identify every category of Hungarian traffic sign by shape and colour and give two concrete examples per category

Practise 40 mixed priority and sign-recognition questions and log every error with the rule it tested

Draw a diagram of a four-way uncontrolled junction and mark who yields in six different arrival scenarios

Apply speed-limit, following-distance and overtaking rules to ten written scenarios set on Hungarian road types (lakott terület, autópálya, autóút, főút)

Interpret road markings (continuous and broken lines, bus lane, cycle lane, stop line, give-way triangle) and match each to the rule it enforces

Explain the meaning of traffic-light combinations including flashing yellow and the green-arrow signal

Complete 60 timed mixed questions on rules and signals with at least 85% accuracy

Explain right-of-way and behaviour rules for pedestrians, cyclists and horse-drawn or agricultural vehicles at crossings and junctions

Describe the rules for level crossings, tram priority and railway signals

Classify 30 signs by their legal obligation (warning, prohibition, mandatory, information, priority) without looking at notes

Ride or drive a familiar route and narrate aloud every sign and marking you pass for 15 minutes

Scan for and describe ten typical hazard scenarios (dooring, blind junction, wet tram rails, gravel on a bend, oncoming overtaking) and state the correct avoidance action for each

Calculate stopping distance at 30, 50 and 80 km/h and explain how wet or gravel surfaces change the result

Identify the three most common accident causes for motorcyclists in urban Hungarian traffic and describe a countermeasure for each

Answer 40 hazard-perception scenario questions and justify each choice aloud

Perform and document a pre-ride check (tyres, brakes, chain, lights, fluids, controls) using the ABC or POWDER routine

Explain how countersteering, trail braking and cornering lines work and describe the correct body position for a wet-road bend

List the legal and practical requirements for a Hungarian-approved helmet, gloves, jacket, boots and high-visibility clothing

Describe how alcohol, fatigue and cold affect reaction time on a motorcycle and state the legal alcohol limit for riders in Hungary

Demonstrate the DRABC sequence and the correct recovery position on a training dummy or volunteer

Explain how to control severe bleeding, treat a suspected spinal injury and remove a helmet safely after a motorcycle crash

Describe the Hungarian emergency call procedure (112), what information to give and what to do until help arrives

List the documents a rider must carry (jogosítvány, forgalmi engedély, kötelező biztosítás, műszaki vizsga) and explain the penalties for riding without them

Complete two full-length mock exams under timed conditions and score at least 90% on both

Review every missed question and re-study the underlying rule until you can explain it without notes

Ride two practice sessions of at least 45 minutes each, deliberately practising one weak hazard or technique area per session

Explain the point system (büntetőpontok) and the consequences of repeated offences on a motorcycle licence

Describe eco-riding techniques (smooth throttle, early gear changes, correct tyre pressure, avoiding unnecessary idling) and estimate their effect on fuel use

Re-run a 60-question sign and marking test and reach 95% accuracy

Confirm your test appointment, required documents and the exam format, and list what to bring on the day

Take one final full mock exam and review only the remaining weak areas