Japan Medium Vehicle Theory study plan

List the medium-vehicle classes and license categories under the Road Traffic Act, and state the weight, capacity, and dimension thresholds that separate them

Explain the licensing and endorsement requirements that apply to medium vehicles, including the conditions attached to a medium-class license

Identify which traffic regulations differ for medium vehicles compared with ordinary passenger cars, and record each difference with the article or rule it comes from

Solve 30 classification and licensing scenarios, writing the deciding rule next to each answer

Apply speed limits, following distance, and lane-use rules to medium vehicles in urban, suburban, and expressway settings

Describe the defensive-driving sequence of scan, predict, decide, and act, and demonstrate it on ten hazard descriptions

Calculate safe following distance in seconds for dry, wet, and loaded conditions, and justify each figure

Complete 40 mixed law-and-hazard questions with written reasoning for every wrong option

Predict hazards from intersections, parked vehicles, blind corners, and pedestrian behavior in 15 written scenarios

Explain how vehicle weight and load shift stopping distance and required gap, with an estimate for a loaded versus empty medium truck

Build a personal hazard checklist covering mirror use, blind-spot checks, and intersection approach

Practice narrating a hazard scan aloud for five minutes and note where attention lapsed

State the typical dimensions, weight, wheelbase, and turning radius of a medium vehicle and explain how each affects maneuvering

Explain how center of gravity and load distribution change rollover risk and cornering behavior

Describe braking behavior of medium vehicles, including air-brake or assisted-brake characteristics and fade risk

Map the blind spots around a medium vehicle and state the mirror and head-check routine for each

Apply the legal height, width, length, and weight limits to loading decisions and identify when permits or special handling are needed

Plan a load distribution and securing method that keeps the center of gravity low and within axle limits

Explain passenger transport duties for medium vehicles, including seating, standing, and door supervision

Describe the correct response to rain, fog, snow, and night driving, and to a tire blowout or brake failure at speed

List the pre-trip checks for tires, brakes, lights, fluids, mirrors, and load security, and state the failure sign each check detects

Explain the vehicle inspection cycle and the owner's maintenance obligations for medium vehicles

Diagnose five maintenance fault descriptions and state the immediate action for each

Rehearse a two-minute pre-trip walkaround and record it as a checklist

State the reporting obligations after an accident, including what must be reported, to whom, and within what timeframe

Describe first-aid priorities at a crash scene, including scene safety, casualty assessment, and when not to move an injured person

Explain driver responsibilities toward pedestrians, cyclists, and other road users, and the etiquette expected on public roads

List environmentally efficient driving practices and estimate their effect on fuel use and emissions

Review every weak area flagged in earlier weeks and rewrite the notes for each into a corrected summary

Complete two full timed mock exams under test conditions and score them by domain

Analyze every missed question to identify whether the cause was a knowledge gap, a misread, or a rule confusion

Recite the key limits, distances, and reporting deadlines from memory without notes