Comoros Driving Licence Test study plan

Identify every category of road sign used in Comoros (warning, prohibitory, mandatory, information, priority) and state the required driver action for each without looking at notes

Draw from memory the main priority signs (stop, give way, priority road, priority over oncoming traffic) and explain in one sentence each how they change behaviour at a junction

Interpret traffic light sequences including flashing amber and arrow phases, and state who must yield in each phase

Recognise the standard road markings (continuous and broken lines, stop lines, box junctions, edge lines, zebra crossings) and state whether each may be crossed

Classify 30 junction scenarios by priority type (sign-controlled, unmarked right-hand priority, roundabout, traffic-light controlled) and state who goes first in each

Apply the right-hand priority rule correctly in unmarked intersections and list the three situations where it does not apply

Sequence the correct entry, lane position and exit-signalling procedure for a multi-exit roundabout, including giving way to traffic already circulating

Explain how to handle an emergency vehicle, a bus pulling out, and a pedestrian already crossing when deciding priority

State the general urban and non-urban speed limits and the specific limits for built-up areas, and identify where lower limits are posted

Calculate stopping distance at 50, 80 and 100 km/h using the two-second rule and the reaction-plus-braking formula, and explain how wet roads change the result

List where stopping and parking are prohibited (crossings, bus stops, junctions, cycle lanes, near signs and lights) and distinguish stopping from parking

Describe the correct procedure for stopping on a slope, at night, and on a road with no hard shoulder

Perform and document a pre-drive check covering tyres (tread depth, pressure, sidewall damage), lights, brakes, fluids, mirrors and windscreen, listing the pass and fail threshold for each item

Explain the legal minimum tyre tread depth, the meaning of tyre load and speed markings, and the risks of under-inflation

List the documents a driver must carry (licence, registration, insurance, roadworthiness certificate) and state what happens when each is missing or expired

Match common offences (speeding, no insurance, phone use, drink-driving, seatbelt) to their penalty category and licence-point consequences as set out in Comorian traffic law

Scan and narrate a 10-minute hazard-perception exercise, calling out at least 15 developing hazards before they become critical

Explain the effects of alcohol on reaction time and judgement, state the legal blood-alcohol limit and the sanctions for exceeding it, and describe how to judge when you are fit to drive the morning after

Identify the signs of fatigue and the correct countermeasures, and explain why coffee, fresh air and loud music are not substitutes for rest

Describe how prescription and over-the-counter medicines, illness, stress and eyesight problems affect fitness to drive, and list the legal obligations to declare them

Sequence the PROTECT protocol at a crash scene: protect the area, alert emergency services with the correct information, and assist casualties within your competence

Demonstrate the recovery position, the correct way to control severe bleeding, and when not to move an injured motorcyclist

List the contents of a legally required and a recommended vehicle first-aid and warning kit, and explain how to place a warning triangle and hazard lights

Describe the specific risks posed to pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists, children, older people and livestock on Comorian roads, and state the overtaking and following-space rules that protect each group

Execute the cockpit drill, clutch control, smooth gear changes and steering technique to an examiner-standard checklist without prompting

Perform three manoeuvres - parallel park, three-point turn and hill start - with no more than one correction each

Complete a mock practical route that includes at least two roundabouts, an unmarked junction and a pedestrian crossing, narrating every observation and mirror check

Review every error from the mock route against the relevant domain and re-test the weak items until they are consistently correct

Sit three full timed mock theory tests of 40 questions across all ten domains and score at least 90% on the final one

Re-study only the questions missed in the mocks and state the correct rule in your own words for each

Re-run the full practical mock route once more and confirm that no previously logged error recurs

Recite the emergency procedure, the document list and the alcohol limit from memory without notes