North Macedonia Car Theory B study plan
North Macedonia Car Theory B · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 7 hours per week
Traffic rules and regulations
Map the right-of-way hierarchy (police officer, traffic light, sign, general rule) and recite it from memory in the correct order
State the default speed limits for built-up areas, outside built-up areas, motorways and expressways, and list every condition that lowers them
Explain overtaking prohibitions and the situations where overtaking is never allowed, using concrete examples
Describe stopping and parking restrictions near junctions, crossings, bus stops and on gradients
Your checkpoint
One-page handwritten rules cheat sheet covering right-of-way order, speed limits, overtaking bans and parking restrictions, self-quizzed with 30 recall questions at 90% accuracy
Traffic rules and regulations
Apply junction priority rules (unmarked junctions, roundabouts, turning across oncoming traffic) to at least 20 written scenarios
Differentiate the obligations toward pedestrians on marked crossings, at unmarked crossings and when turning into a side road
Sequence the required actions at a level crossing and at a railway crossing with barriers
List the rules for motorway driving, including entry, lane discipline, minimum following behaviour and prohibited road users
Your checkpoint
20 solved written scenario questions on priority and pedestrian rules, with a written justification for each answer
Road signs, markings, and signals
Classify every warning sign shape and colour and state the required driver response for each group
Match regulatory signs (prohibition, restriction, mandatory, priority) to their exact meaning without confusing similar pictograms
Interpret road markings: solid and broken lines, stop lines, give-way triangles, hatched areas, arrows and bus-lane markings
Explain the meaning of the main hand signals given by police officers and the priority they carry over lights and signs
Your checkpoint
Flashcard deck of at least 80 signs and markings with self-test score of 85% or better, plus a list of the 10 pairs most often confused
Traffic rules and regulations & Road signs, markings, and signals
Combine sign, marking and signal information in mixed mock test blocks and identify which cue overrides which
Review every wrong answer from weeks 1-3 and write the correct rule next to it
Time yourself on a full-length mixed set of 40 questions under exam conditions
Your checkpoint
Two timed mixed mock tests of 40 questions each, scored and fully corrected, with a log of recurring error patterns
Safe driving and hazard perception
Explain the two-second rule and calculate safe following distance at 50, 80 and 130 km/h
Describe stopping distance components (reaction distance plus braking distance) and how wet, icy or worn-tyre conditions change them
Identify the main hazard categories in urban driving: parked cars, cyclists, children, trams and blind junctions
Describe the correct response to aquaplaning, skidding and sudden loss of visibility
Your checkpoint
A written hazard sheet listing 15 hazard scenarios with the correct preventive action for each, plus a table of stopping distances at three speeds in dry and wet conditions
Vehicle knowledge and maintenance & Documentation and legal obligations
Identify the dashboard warning symbols that require an immediate stop versus those that allow continued driving to a workshop
State the legal minimum tread depth and the checks for tyre pressure, brakes, lights and fluids before a journey
List the documents a driver must carry and the validity conditions of a driving licence and vehicle registration
Explain the legal consequences of driving without a valid licence, without insurance or with an expired technical inspection
Your checkpoint
A pre-drive checklist card plus a one-page summary of required documents and penalties, self-tested with 20 recall questions
First aid and emergency response & Traffic safety and responsible behaviour
Sequence the first-aid steps at a crash scene: securing the scene, alerting emergency services, then assessing casualties
Describe how to position an unconscious but breathing casualty and when not to move an injured person
Explain how to control severe bleeding and how to recognise and respond to shock
List the highest-risk behaviours (alcohol, mobile phone use, speeding, fatigue, no seatbelt) and the specific risk each creates
Your checkpoint
A written emergency action script of under 200 words that can be recalled from memory, plus a 10-question first-aid self-test scored at 80% or better
Traffic rules and regulations & Road signs, markings, and signals & Safe driving and hazard perception & Vehicle knowledge and maintenance & First aid and emergency response & Traffic safety and responsible behaviour & Documentation and legal obligations
Run full-length timed mock exams across all seven domains and track the score trend
Re-drill only the error categories logged in weeks 4-7 until each reaches at least 90% accuracy
Simulate exam-day conditions: no notes, fixed time limit, review only after finishing
Your checkpoint
Three full timed mock exams with all scores at or above 90% and the error log fully cleared
Milestones
Week 2: Score at least 80% on a 25-question set drawn only from traffic rules, and recite the right-of-way hierarchy and speed limits without notes
Week 4: Score at least 80% on two timed 40-question mixed tests covering domains 1 and 2, with every wrong answer corrected in writing
Week 6: Score at least 85% on a 30-question set covering domains 3, 4 and 7, and name every dashboard warning symbol that requires an immediate stop
Week 8: Score at least 90% on three consecutive full-length timed mock exams covering all seven domains