Hungary KRESZ DE study plan

Define the core KRESZ vocabulary (úttest, útpálya, menetirány, járdaszegély, gyalogosátkelőhely, kereszteződés) and write a one-line definition for each in your own words

Classify Hungarian roads into their legal categories (autópálya, autóút, főút, mellékút) and state which default rules change on each

Identify every road sign category by shape and colour and explain what each shape family signals before reading the pictogram

Match 40 sign pictograms to their exact meaning without looking at a legend, recording your error rate

Explain the hierarchy between police signals, traffic lights, road markings and static signs and give one example where they conflict

Decode the priority signs (Elsőbbségadás kötelező, Állj! Elsőbbségadás kötelező, Főútvonal, Egyéb veszély jelzés) and state the exact obligation each imposes

Read lane markings, stop lines, yield lines and hatched areas and describe what each requires of a driver

Apply the right-hand rule at unmarked equal-priority junctions and at T-junctions where the through road bends

Determine priority at roundabouts with and without yield signs, including which lane to enter and which to leave from

Resolve priority when a tram, a bus leaving a stop, an emergency vehicle and a pedestrian crossing all meet at one junction

State the sequence of checks (mirrors, indicator, blind spot, manoeuvre) for turning left, turning right and changing lanes

Position the vehicle correctly before and during a turn, including turning into a multi-lane road and turning around on a wide carriageway

List the places where overtaking is prohibited and explain the reasoning behind each prohibition

Describe the overtaking procedure for a cyclist, a tram, a slow tractor and a column of parked cars, including lateral clearance

Explain when you must give way to a vehicle already overtaking you and how to react if the overtaken driver accelerates

Memorise the general speed limits for built-up areas, outside built-up areas, expressways and motorways, and the reduced limits for specific vehicle classes

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

Identify the road and weather conditions that legally require you to reduce speed below the posted limit

Explain how speed limits interact with signs that raise or lower them and with minimum-speed rules on motorways

Describe the stopping-distance consequences of wet, icy and gravel surfaces with concrete numbers

Distinguish megállás, várakozás and parkolás and list where each is prohibited

Apply the parking rules near junctions, pedestrian crossings, bus stops, tram tracks, level crossings and cycle lanes

State the obligations toward pedestrians at marked and unmarked crossings, including approaching a crossing where someone is waiting

Describe the safe passing distance and speed when overtaking a cyclist or a pedestrian walking on the carriageway

Explain the rules for children, elderly pedestrians, blind pedestrians with a white cane and animal-drawn vehicles

Describe the correct behaviour at a level crossing with and without barriers, including what to do if the vehicle stalls on the tracks

List the rules specific to motorways: entering via the acceleration lane, lane discipline, hard shoulder use, exiting and breakdown procedure

Identify the mandatory lighting configuration for daylight, darkness, rain, fog and tunnels, and the rules for front and rear fog lights

State the legal requirements for tyres, brakes, lights, mirrors, warning triangle, first-aid kit and reflective vest

Explain the load rules: securing, overhang, roof load, permitted axle and gross weights and how load affects stopping distance

State the alcohol rule for drivers in Hungary and the consequences of refusing a breath test

Explain how medication, fatigue and illness affect fitness to drive and when you must not drive

List the documents a driver must carry and the administrative steps after a collision with injury, with property damage only, and with an uninsured party

Describe the penalty-points system and which offences lead to licence withdrawal

Explain the rules on mobile phone use, seat belts, child restraints and helmet use

Complete three full timed mock exams under exam conditions and record the score and domain of every error

Re-study only the two weakest domains identified by the mock results

Recite the priority rules and speed limits aloud without notes to confirm retention

Review every corrected error from weeks 1 to 7 and confirm each is now answered correctly