Hungary KRESZ C study plan

Memorize the priority hierarchy of traffic signs (veszélyt jelző, elsőbbséget szabályozó, tilalmi, utasítási, tájékoztató) and sort 40 signs into the correct category without error.

Recite the general right-of-way rules for uncontrolled intersections (jobbról jövő elsőbbség) and the exceptions that override them.

Explain the meaning of each road marking (záróvonal, terelővonal, osztóvonal, kerékpársáv) and state where overtaking or crossing is prohibited.

Describe the correct behaviour at zebra crossings, including pedestrian priority, approach speed, and the ban on overtaking a vehicle stopped at a crossing.

State the legal speed limits for built-up areas, outside built-up areas, expressways and motorways, plus the special limits for towing and for novice drivers.

List the documents and equipment legally required to drive a category B vehicle in Hungary and explain when each must be produced on request.

Explain the rules on safety belts, child restraint systems, helmets and the prohibition of handheld phone use, with the applicable penalties.

Describe the correct sequence of actions at a level crossing, including the meaning of the St Andrew's cross, light signals and barrier states.

Outline the rules on stopping and parking (distance from crossings, bus stops, junctions, railway crossings) and the meaning of the relevant signs.

Summarize the alcohol, drug and fatigue rules, including the zero-tolerance limit and the consequences of refusing a test.

Describe the priority rules for trams, buses leaving stops, emergency vehicles with sirens and vehicles on roundabouts.

Explain the required behaviour in a traffic jam (emergency corridor - mentősáv) and at accident scenes, including the duty to render assistance and to secure the scene.

Identify the main causes of accidents involving novice drivers and state three concrete countermeasures you will apply.

Interpret the sign combinations that change priority at junctions (e.g. first-priority road ending, yield sign with supplementary plate) and resolve five written junction scenarios correctly.

State the rules for pedestrian zones, residential areas (lakó-pihenő övezet) and 30 km/h zones.

Explain the function of the clutch, gearbox, differential and final drive in transmitting engine torque to the road wheels.

Describe the correct seating position, mirror adjustment and steering-wheel grip, and justify each adjustment in terms of control and visibility.

Explain the purpose and correct use of the clutch at pull-away and gear change, including the risk of riding the clutch.

Describe the observation sequence before moving off (mirrors, blind spot, indicator) and the correct procedure for pulling away uphill without rolling back.

Explain engine braking, the correct gear for a descent, and why coasting in neutral is unsafe.

Explain the physics of braking: weight transfer, stopping distance as a function of speed, and the effect of wet or icy surfaces.

Describe the operation and limits of ABS, ESP and traction control, and state what the driver must still do when they intervene.

Outline the correct actions when aquaplaning, skidding or losing grip on a bend, and explain why sudden braking or steering worsens a skid.

Explain safe following distance in seconds and apply the two-second rule to three different speeds.

Describe the effects of alcohol, fatigue, medication and night driving on reaction time and perception.

Identify the main components of the braking system (disc, pads, fluid, master cylinder) and state the warning signs of wear or failure.

Explain the tyre markings (size, load index, speed rating, DOT date, tread depth) and the legal minimum tread depth in Hungary.

Describe the checks a driver must perform before a journey: tyres, lights, fluids, wipers, mirrors, and the meaning of dashboard warning lamps.

Explain the function of the battery, alternator, cooling system and engine oil, and the consequences of neglecting each.

State the correct procedure for changing a wheel safely at the roadside and the legal requirements for the warning triangle and reflective vest.

Describe the legal requirements for vehicle registration, compulsory insurance (kgfb) and the periodic technical inspection (műszaki vizsga).

Explain the environmental and operational rules for winter tyres, snow chains and seasonal vehicle preparation.

Outline the rules on load, towing and roof racks, including the effect on stability and braking.

Explain how to plan a long journey with rest breaks, and state the recommended break interval and duration.

Describe the correct actions after a breakdown on a motorway, including warning-triangle placement and where to wait.

Complete two full-length mock exams under timed conditions and score at least 85% on each.

Review every incorrect answer from the mock exams and convert each into a corrected rule or fact statement.

Recite the ten rules you most often get wrong from memory without prompts.

Re-explain the priority hierarchy, speed limits and braking-distance figures in a five-minute spoken summary.

Confirm your test-day logistics: documents required, appointment time, identification and what to expect at the exam centre.