Kiribati Driving Licence Written Test study plan

Classify every sign type in the Kiribati manual into regulatory, warning, and guide groups, and state the required driver action for each type

Draw from memory the six most common warning signs and write the correct response next to each one

Explain the difference between a stop line, a give-way line, and a dashed edge line, and describe what each requires at a junction

Recite the meaning of the standard traffic light phases including flashing amber and arrow signals

Build a personal flashcard set covering at least 40 signs and markings, with the action written in your own words

Apply the give-way and stop rules to uncontrolled T-junctions and crossroads by working through 15 written scenarios

Rank who proceeds first in scenarios mixing cars, bicycles, and pedestrians at a marked crossing

Describe the correct procedure for turning right across oncoming traffic at an intersection

List the situations where you must yield even though you have no sign against you

Identify the roundabout entry and exit rules and state who has priority once circulating

State the urban and rural speed limits and the rule for driving to conditions below the posted limit

Calculate the two-second following gap at 40 km/h and 60 km/h and convert each into a distance in metres

Explain how wet roads and reduced visibility change the safe following gap and stopping distance

Solve 10 stopping-distance and gap problems using the two-second and three-second rules

Describe the correct action when an emergency vehicle approaches with lights and siren at an intersection

List the conditions that make overtaking unsafe and state the markings that forbid it

Describe the correct lane position before, during, and after a right turn and a left turn

Explain when you may cross a solid centre line and when you may not

Sequence the mirror-signal-manoeuvre routine for a lane change on a multi-lane road

Identify the blind spots around a truck or bus and state where not to sit when it turns

State the legal blood-alcohol position and the penalties for drink driving in Kiribati

List the medicines and drug categories that impair driving and describe how to check before driving

Explain how fatigue, illness, and eyesight affect fitness to drive and what to do about each

Run a pre-drive vehicle check covering tyres, lights, brakes, fluids, and mirrors, and record the results

List the documents a driver must carry and the vehicle equipment required to pass a roadworthiness check

Describe the correct response to a pedestrian stepping out unexpectedly and to a child near the road edge

Explain the passing distance to give cyclists and motorcyclists and why it matters

Identify the five most common crash causes and match a defensive action to each one

Apply the hazard-perception routine of scan, predict, decide, act to 10 described hazards

Describe how to handle a tailgater, a sudden brake ahead, and an oncoming vehicle drifting into your lane

Describe how to drive safely on a narrow causeway when meeting oncoming traffic

Explain the risks of flooded sections, salt water on the road surface, and soft shoulders, and state the correct response to each

List the hazards specific to coastal roads, including sand drift, waves over the road, and poor visibility in spray

Describe how to adjust speed and gap when the road surface is wet, sandy, or broken

Plan the safe response to a breakdown on a narrow coastal road with no shoulder

Complete two full-length practice tests under timed conditions and record the score for each domain

Re-study the two weakest domains until you reach at least 90 percent on a retest

Recite the sign meanings and right-of-way rules aloud without notes

Review every missed question and write the correct rule in your own words

Confirm the test-day requirements for documents, vehicle condition, and identification