Hungary AM KRESZ Test study plan

Memorize the priority hierarchy of junctions (jobbra tarts, egyenrangú kereszteződés, jelzőtábla, felfestés, rendőri karjelzés) and recite it without notes

Classify the main traffic sign families (tilalom, utasítás, figyelmeztetés, tájékoztatás) and give two concrete examples of each from memory

Explain the legal meaning of elsőbbségadás and how it differs from megállás and várakozás in a written paragraph

Solve 40 mixed priority and sign questions in one timed sitting and log every error with the rule it violated

Distinguish the speed limits for lakott terület, lakott területen kívül, autóút and autópálya and the exceptions for specific vehicle categories

Apply the rules on követési távolság and stopping distance to three numeric scenarios and justify each answer

State when overtaking is forbidden (előzés tilalma) and describe the obligatory behaviour at zebra crossings and tram stops

Answer 50 situational questions on speed, overtaking and pedestrian priority with at least 85% accuracy

List the documents and equipment a driver must carry (jogosítvány, forgalmi engedély, kötelező biztosítás, elakadásjelző, elsősegélydoboz) and check them in a real or simulated vehicle

Explain the meaning of the main road markings (záróvonal, terelővonal, kerékpársáv, buszsáv) and where each changes the sign-based rule

Describe the correct behaviour at railway crossings, roundabouts and motorway entry lanes in writing

Complete a full-length timed mock test on domain 1 and record the score

Name the main controls and instruments of a manual car (kuplung, fék, gáz, váltó, kormány, műszerek) and state the function of each

Explain the correct seating position, mirror adjustment and steering technique for a beginner driver

Describe the clutch–gear–throttle sequence for pulling away and for stopping smoothly

Identify the first actions at a scene of an accident: securing the scene, calling 112, and checking consciousness and breathing

Explain how ABS, ESC and tyre condition affect braking distance and steering control in wet and icy conditions

Describe the correct reactions to aquaplaning, a rear-wheel skid and a sudden tyre blowout

State the legal and practical rules on alcohol, fatigue and mobile phone use while driving

Practise three low-speed manoeuvres (parking, reversing, hill start) and note the reference points you used

Demonstrate the recovery position and describe when it must and must not be used

Describe CPR for an adult with the correct compression-to-breath ratio and depth, and explain how to use an AED

Explain how to control severe bleeding and how to treat a suspected fracture or spinal injury without moving the casualty unnecessarily

Describe the correct handling of a motorcycle crash scene and of a casualty still wearing a helmet

Run two full timed mock exams under test conditions and record per-domain scores

Re-study every missed question from weeks 1–6 and rewrite the underlying rule in one sentence

Rehearse the cockpit drill and hazard responses aloud until fluent

Rehearse the first-aid sequence aloud for three scenarios without prompts

Take three full timed mock exams and reach at least 90% on each

Review only the error notebook and confirm that no mistake recurs

Recite the priority hierarchy, speed limits and first-aid steps in one uninterrupted run

Plan test-day logistics: documents, arrival time, and a short pre-test warm-up routine