Myanmar DA Part I Module I study plan

Classify every Myanmar regulatory, warning and informatory sign shape and colour code into a self-made one-page chart

State the meaning of the eight common traffic-light and hand-signal combinations without notes

List the main road-marking types (solid, broken, double, yellow kerb) and the overtaking or parking rule each one imposes

Explain how a sign, a signal and a marking rank against each other when they conflict at the same junction

Draw the four main right-of-way situations (uncontrolled junction, T-junction, roundabout, turning across oncoming traffic) and label who yields in each

Recite the speed-limit, following-distance and overtaking-prohibition rules that apply on urban, rural and highway roads

Practise 30 sign-and-rule scenario questions and log every wrong answer with the correct reasoning

Explain the correct action at a pedestrian crossing, a school zone and a railway level crossing

Sequence the full procedure for junctions, roundabouts and U-turns step by step in the correct order

Identify which lane position and signal to use before turning left, turning right and changing lanes

Match each of the priority road users (emergency vehicles, pedestrians, cyclists, buses pulling out) to the rule that protects them

Take a timed 25-question mixed test on domains 1 and 2 and beat 80%

Define the standard safe following gap in seconds and demonstrate how to check it in real traffic

List the top ten causes of collisions in Myanmar conditions and the defensive response to each

Describe the correct action when a tyre blows, brakes fade or the vehicle starts to skid

Build a personal hazard-perception checklist covering rain, night driving and dense motorcycle traffic