Lebanon Driving Theory Test study plan

Classify every warning, regulatory and priority sign category and state the required driver action for each without notes

Distinguish the meaning of solid, broken, double and coloured lane and edge markings and describe the legal action each permits or forbids

Interpret traffic-light configurations including flashing amber, arrow signals and pedestrian phases, and state who must yield in each case

Explain the role of a traffic officer's signals and rank them above lights and signs when they conflict

Identify unmarked and marked intersection types and state which vehicle has priority at each

Apply the priority-to-the-right rule and list the exceptions where signs, lights or a roundabout override it

Describe correct behaviour at roundabouts, including entry yielding, lane choice and exit signalling

Explain pedestrian crossing priority, including at zebra crossings and when turning across a footpath

Sequence the correct actions when approaching an intersection with restricted visibility

State the default urban and rural speed limits and the limits that apply near schools, hospitals and in residential zones

Calculate safe following distance using the two-second rule and adjust it for rain, night and heavy vehicles

Estimate stopping distance as thinking distance plus braking distance at 40, 60 and 90 km/h

Explain when driving below the posted limit is still too fast for conditions

Describe speed behaviour in tunnels, on mountain roads and in fog

List the conditions under which overtaking is prohibited and identify where the manoeuvre may legally begin and end

Describe the mirror-signal-manoeuvre sequence for overtaking a single vehicle and for returning to the lane

Explain lane discipline on multi-lane roads, including keeping right and when left-lane use is permitted

Sequence the correct procedure for right and left turns, including signalling, positioning and checking blind spots

Describe safe behaviour when being overtaken and when passing parked vehicles or cyclists

State the legal blood-alcohol limit and describe how alcohol, prescription drugs and recreational drugs impair perception and reaction time

Identify the signs of driver fatigue and list the only reliable countermeasures versus ineffective ones

Categorise the main distractions (phone, navigation, passengers, eating) and state a prevention strategy for each

Scan for developing hazards in described scenes and rank them by the action they demand

Apply a defensive-driving routine such as observation, anticipation and space cushioning to at least five described situations

Identify dashboard warning lights and state which require an immediate stop versus a service visit

Check tyre tread depth, pressure and sidewall condition and state the legal minimum tread

Describe how to verify lights, brakes, steering, coolant and oil before a journey

Explain the effect of worn tyres, faulty lights and misaligned headlights on safety and legality

Describe correct use of headlights, fog lights, hazard lights and indicators in poor visibility

Sequence the legal duties after a collision, including stopping, securing the scene, warning other traffic and exchanging details

Describe how to assess an unconscious casualty, check breathing and place them in the recovery position

Explain how to control bleeding, immobilise a suspected fracture and recognise shock

State the penalties for the main offences: drink-driving, speeding, using a phone, failing to stop and driving without insurance

Match licence categories and their restrictions to the vehicles they cover

List the documents that must be carried or be valid when driving and state their renewal triggers

Explain compulsory third-party insurance cover versus optional cover and the consequences of driving uninsured

Describe vehicle registration and periodic inspection obligations and what invalidates them

Complete two full timed mock exams under test conditions and review every wrong answer

Re-drill the weakest sign and priority items until error rates fall below 10%