Hungary KRESZ Category BE Theory Exam study plan
Hungary KRESZ Category BE Theory Exam · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 6 hours per week
Traffic signs, road markings and light signals & Giving way, priority rules and intersections
Classify every sign family in the KRESZ (warning, priority, prohibition, mandatory, information, service) and state the action each family demands from a BE driver
Decode priority signs at intersections: stop, give way, priority road, and the difference between a priority road ending and a priority road cancelled at the next junction
Explain the right-hand rule and list the situations where signs or signals override it
Read road markings together with signs, including stop lines, give-way triangles, and lane arrows at junctions
Your checkpoint
A one-page decision flow for arriving at any junction: sign, marking, signal, then default rule, with 15 junction sketches labelled by priority outcome
Traffic signs, road markings and light signals & Giving way, priority rules and intersections
Interpret light signals including flashing amber, directional arrows, and tram signals
Apply priority rules at roundabouts, T-junctions, and junctions where a priority road bends
Resolve conflicts between turning vehicles, straight-through traffic, and vehicles emerging from a minor road
Identify the sign and marking combinations that change priority when a combination is towing a trailer
Your checkpoint
A 30-question self-test on signs, markings, and priority with a written correction note for every wrong answer
Towing, trailers and the specific rules for category BE combinations & Position on the carriageway, speed and following distance
State the category BE definition, the maximum authorised mass limits, and what a BE licence actually authorises
Calculate the combined mass and the trailer-to-towing-vehicle ratio for realistic combinations
Apply the reduced speed limits and following-distance rules that apply while towing
Describe coupling, load distribution, and nose-weight checks performed before departure
Your checkpoint
A checklist card for pre-departure combination checks plus three worked mass and speed-limit calculations
Towing, trailers and the specific rules for category BE combinations & Turning, lane changes, overtaking and passing
Explain how a trailer changes braking distance, sway behaviour, and reaction to crosswinds
Describe correct overtaking and being overtaken while towing, including the ban on overtaking at certain crossings
Apply lane-position rules for wide or long combinations in curves and at junctions
Identify the manoeuvres that are prohibited or require a banksman with a trailer attached
Your checkpoint
A two-page written briefing on towing dynamics and overtaking limits, checked against a 20-question practice set with at least 18 correct
Road users: pedestrians, cyclists, animal-drawn vehicles and special categories & Stopping and parking
List the obligations toward pedestrians, especially at designated crossings and when turning across a footpath
State the rules for cyclists, animal-drawn vehicles, and slow-moving special categories when meeting or passing them
Apply stopping and parking prohibitions near crossings, junctions, bus stops, and on priority roads
Distinguish stopping from parking and identify where a trailer may or may not be left
Your checkpoint
A table of 20 locations with a verdict of allowed, prohibited, or conditional, each with the governing rule cited
Railway crossings, motorways and other special road sections & Vehicle lighting, signalling and technical requirements
Describe behaviour at railway crossings, including when a barrier is moving and when visibility is restricted
State the motorway rules that differ from ordinary roads: entry, lane discipline, stopping bans, and exit
Identify the lighting requirements for day and night, in tunnels, and in poor visibility, including trailer lights and rear plates
List the technical requirements a trailer must meet to be roadworthy in a combination
Your checkpoint
A one-page lighting and trailer-equipment checklist plus 15 practice questions on railway and motorway rules
Accident situations, first aid and behaviour at the scene & Documentation, administrative obligations and driver responsibility
Sequence the actions at an accident scene: securing the site, warning traffic, calling emergency services, and giving first aid
Describe first aid priorities for bleeding, unconsciousness, and suspected spinal injury without moving casualties unnecessarily
List the documents a BE driver must carry and the administrative duties after a collision
Explain licence categories, validity, and the consequences of driving without the correct category
Your checkpoint
A written accident-response script of 10 ordered steps plus a documentation checklist, both recited from memory
General provisions, definitions and the structure of the KRESZ & Position on the carriageway, speed and following distance & Giving way, priority rules and intersections & Towing, trailers and the specific rules for category BE combinations
Consolidate the general definitions and the structure of the KRESZ so each rule can be located quickly
Rehearse speed limits, following distances, and safe stopping distances for solo and towing configurations
Run full-length mock exams under time pressure and review every error by domain
Target the two weakest domains with a final focused review before the test
Your checkpoint
Three timed mock exams scored above 85 percent, with an error log showing no domain below 70 percent
Milestones
Week 2: Score at least 80 percent on a mixed signs, markings, and priority test and explain every missed item aloud without notes
Week 4: Correctly answer 18 of 20 questions on towing, mass limits, and overtaking with a trailer
Week 6: Recite the lighting and trailer-equipment checklist from memory and score at least 80 percent on railway and motorway items
Week 8: Three timed mock exams above 85 percent with no single domain below 70 percent