Myanmar DA Part II Module II case studies
Myanmar DA Part II Module II · Put your knowledge to work in context.
Myanmar DA Part II Module II is the theory stage of the Myanmar driving licence process that follows the learner (Part I) stage. It is aimed at learner drivers who already hold a learner permit and want to move on to the practical test and a full licence, and it is also used by experienced drivers who need to re-sit or convert a licence. The paper is multiple choice and tests the whole knowledge base a driver needs before driving unsupervised: road signs, signals and markings; traffic rules and right-of-way; safe driving behaviour and hazard perception; vehicle controls, handling and basic mechanical knowledge; traffic law, penalties and licence regulations; accident procedures, first aid and emergency response; and general road safety awareness and driver responsibility. Preparation works best in layers: memorise sign shapes and colours first, then the rules that depend on them, then hazard and vehicle-handling material, and finish with law, first aid and emergency topics. The Myanmar DA Part II Module II case studies are 5 cases and about 2,535 words.
1Dark Signals, a Police Officer and a Time-Plated No-Right-Turn Sign
At 21:40 in Yangon you approach a four-way junction in light rain. A power cut has left the overhead signals dark.
520 words, about 3 min2Flashed Headlights at a T-Junction
You are driving a private car in Mandalay at about 17:15 and approach a T-junction from a minor road. A painted stop line crosses your lane, but the stop sign has been knocked down and is missing.
472 words, about 2 min3Monsoon Spray and a Light Steering Wheel
At 18:30 during heavy monsoon rain you are driving a five-year-old saloon on a two-lane road outside Yangon. Your speed is 60 km/h.
519 words, about 3 min4Brake Fade on a Long Descent
On a steep hill road in Shan State you are driving a loaded pickup down a continuous descent of about 8 km. The pickup carries four passengers and roughly 300 kg of goods.
514 words, about 3 min5First on Scene at a Motorcycle-Pedestrian Collision
At 19:30 on a dark two-lane road outside Bago you are the first vehicle to arrive at a collision. A motorcycle has struck a pedestrian.
510 words, about 3 min