Hungary KRESZ B study plan

Identify and name every warning, priority and prohibitory sign category and explain what each sign requires you to do next

Distinguish the three sign shapes and colour families used in Hungary and state the meaning of each family without notes

Read a written description of a junction and select the correct priority sign that would be posted there

Explain the difference between a sign that imposes an obligation and one that only warns, using two examples each

Decode traffic light sequences including flashing yellow, flashing red and arrow signals, and state who may proceed in each phase

Interpret road markings: continuous and broken lines, stop lines, give-way triangles, bus lane markings and cycle lane markings

Match each police or authorised officer hand signal to the movement it permits or forbids

Combine a sign, a marking and a signal at the same spot and decide which instruction takes precedence

Apply the right-hand rule at unmarked equal-priority junctions and justify the order of movement for three vehicles arriving together

List the situations where a turning driver must yield to oncoming traffic, to pedestrians and to cyclists crossing the side road

Determine priority at junctions controlled by give-way signs versus stop signs and describe the required stopping behaviour for each

Explain priority for trams, buses leaving a stop and vehicles on a roundabout, and rank them against ordinary traffic

Predict the likely action of a hidden or partially obscured road user and state the defensive response

Describe safe behaviour when passing parked cars, when a child or ball appears near the kerb and when a cyclist swerves

Choose following distance and observation points when approaching a blind bend, a crest or a pedestrian crossing

Explain how fatigue, rain and low sun change the decisions you make at intersections

State the general built-up and outside-built-up speed limits and the special limits for motorways and expressways

Calculate the minimum safe following distance at 50, 90 and 130 km/h using the two-second rule and the reaction-distance-plus-braking model

List the places where overtaking is prohibited and the places where stopping and parking are prohibited, separately

Decide where parking is allowed at night, on a one-way street, near a junction and on a hill, and justify each answer

Name the mandatory lights for daylight, darkness, rain, fog and tunnels, and state when fog lights may and may not be used

List the vehicle equipment checks a driver is responsible for: tyres, brakes, lights, mirrors, warning triangle, first-aid kit and reflective vest

State the alcohol rule for drivers in Hungary, the consequences of refusal to test and how medicines and drugs affect fitness to drive

Describe the minimum rest breaks and the signs of fatigue that require you to stop driving

List the documents a driver must carry and explain what compulsory third-party insurance covers and what it does not

Describe the steps after a collision: securing the scene, warning other traffic, calling help and exchanging details

Explain the correct sequence for the primary survey, recovery position, bleeding control and CPR compression rate for an adult

State when you must stop at an accident and what you must not do at the scene

Run three full timed mock exams under test conditions and record the domain of every wrong answer

Re-study only the two domains that produced the most errors and re-test them

Rehearse the ten most-missed rules aloud until each can be stated without hesitation

Confirm exam-day logistics: identification, licence category, test format and what to bring