Hungary KRESZ D1 study plan

Memorize the Hungarian right-hand traffic priority hierarchy (yield to the right as default, then sign- and signal-based exceptions) and recite it aloud without notes.

Classify 60 traffic sign images by category (veszélyt jelző, elsőbbséget szabályozó, tilalmi, utasítást adó, tájékoztató) with at least 90% accuracy.

Explain the difference between 'Elsőbbségadás kötelező' and 'Állj! Elsőbbségadás kötelező' signs and when each requires a full stop.

Complete 100 official-style KRESZ theory questions on signs and priority with a logged score.

Describe the correct behaviour at unmarked and marked pedestrian crossings, including the obligation to stop for a pedestrian already on the crossing.

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

Apply overtaking, following-distance and lane-change rules to 40 scenario questions with a written reason for each answer.

Identify which vehicles may use bus lanes, cycle lanes and emergency lanes.

Recite the legal alcohol limit (zero tolerance), the documentation a D1 driver must carry, and the vehicle equipment checklist (first-aid kit, warning triangle, reflective vest, fire extinguisher where required).

Explain the rules for railway crossings, including when a full stop is mandatory and how to signal an emergency stop.

Solve 20 questions on parking, stopping and waiting restrictions in Hungarian, translating each keyword.

Summarize the penalty-point (büntetőpont) and licence-withdrawal system in your own words.

Pass a full timed mock theory exam (55 questions, 65 minutes) at or above the official pass threshold.

Review every missed mock question and write the governing rule for each in one sentence.

Begin practical lessons: perform cockpit drill, seat/mirror adjustment and engine start unaided.

Demonstrate smooth clutch engagement and pulling away/stopping on a quiet road.

Execute gear changes up and down through third gear without looking at the lever or stalling.

Perform controlled braking to a stop and hill starts without rolling back.

Observe and apply mirror-signal-manoeuvre routine at every junction for a full lesson.

Complete 10 three-point turns or U-turns under instructor supervision.

Negotiate priority junctions using correct observation, gap judgement and right-of-way decisions in live traffic.

Drive a full urban route including roundabouts, pedestrian crossings and bus lanes while narrating hazards aloud.

Apply correct lane discipline and speed adaptation in 50 km/h and 30 km/h zones.

Reverse park or bay park within the marked lines in three consecutive attempts.

Drive on a motorway or expressway, including safe merging, overtaking and exit preparation.

Perform an emergency stop and a defensive-braking drill safely on a closed area.

Re-run a full mock theory exam and raise the score above the week-4 result.

Handle a night or rain lesson, adjusting speed, lights and following distance.

Complete two full mock driving-test routes with the instructor scoring each fault category.

Reduce fault count to the official tolerance level on the second mock route.

Take three timed theory mock exams and average above the pass threshold.

Review the full personal error log and close every unresolved item.