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Mauritius AV Driving Theory study plan

Mauritius AV Driving Theory · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Road signs, signals and road markings & Rules of the road and traffic regulations

  • Classify every Mauritius road sign by shape and colour family (regulatory, warning, information, temporary) and state the required driver action for each family from memory

  • Recite the meaning of the main road markings - continuous and broken lines, box junctions, hatched areas, stop lines, give-way lines - and explain when each may or may not be crossed

  • Explain the hierarchy of road users and the standard right-of-way rules at uncontrolled junctions, roundabouts and pedestrian crossings

  • Draw the four main junction types from memory and label who gives way in each

Your checkpoint

A one-page hand-drawn sign-and-marking cheat sheet covering at least 40 signs and 10 markings, self-tested with no errors on a second pass

Week 2

Road signs, signals and road markings & Rules of the road and traffic regulations

  • Interpret traffic light sequences, filter arrows, flashing signals and police hand signals without hesitation

  • Apply speed limit rules for built-up areas, rural roads and motorways, and state the penalties for exceeding them

  • Describe overtaking, lane discipline and following-distance rules, including where overtaking is prohibited

  • Explain parking, stopping and waiting restrictions and how to read the associated signs and markings together

Your checkpoint

A 25-question self-written quiz on signals, limits and restrictions, answered at 90% or better, with every wrong answer rewritten as a correct rule statement

Week 3

Rules of the road and traffic regulations & Vehicle controls, handling and manoeuvres

  • Sequence the full cockpit drill and the moving-off and stopping routines in the correct order

  • Demonstrate clutch, gear, brake and accelerator coordination on a quiet road until hill starts and smooth gear changes are consistent

  • Explain mirror-signal-manoeuvre and position-speed-look routines and apply them aloud while driving

  • Describe the correct procedure for turning at junctions, emerging, and joining a roundabout

Your checkpoint

A supervised 45-minute drive log recording at least 20 successful hill starts, gear changes and junction turns with an instructor or licensed supervisor signing each category

Week 4

Vehicle controls, handling and manoeuvres & Safety, hazard perception and defensive driving

  • Perform and narrate the three-point turn, parallel park and reverse around a corner with correct observation throughout

  • Identify the six most common hazard categories in Mauritian traffic - pedestrians, two-wheelers, buses, animals, potholes, monsoon flooding - and state a defensive response to each

  • Apply the two-second rule and adjust it for rain, night and following large vehicles

  • Explain stopping distances at 30, 50 and 80 km/h and how wet roads change them

Your checkpoint

A hazard-perception log of 30 real or video-observed hazards, each with the cue spotted, the response taken and the reaction time estimated

Week 5

Safety, hazard perception and defensive driving & Rules of the road and traffic regulations

  • Describe the correct actions at the scene of a collision: stopping, securing the scene, assisting casualties, exchanging details and reporting

  • Explain the rules on seat belts, child restraints, helmets, mobile phone use and drink-driving limits and penalties

  • Recognise fatigue, alcohol and medication impairment in yourself and state the decision rule for not driving

  • Plan a route that avoids known blackspots, school zones and flood-prone roads during heavy rain

Your checkpoint

A written emergency and impairment action card, memorised and recited cold in under three minutes

Week 6

Vehicle knowledge, maintenance and documentation & Road signs, signals and road markings

  • Identify under the bonnet the engine oil dipstick, coolant, brake fluid, washer reservoir, battery and fuse box, and state the check interval for each

  • Explain tyre legal requirements - tread depth, pressure, sidewall markings, load and speed ratings - and how to read them

  • Describe the meaning of dashboard warning lights and the correct immediate response to red versus amber warnings

  • List the documents a driver must carry and explain vehicle examination, insurance and road tax obligations

Your checkpoint

A completed pre-drive vehicle checklist performed on a real car and photographed, with every fluid and tyre reading recorded

Week 7

Road signs, signals and road markings & Rules of the road and traffic regulations & Vehicle controls, handling and manoeuvres & Safety, hazard perception and defensive driving & Vehicle knowledge, maintenance and documentation

  • Complete two full timed mock theory tests under exam conditions and record the score for each domain separately

  • Re-study only the domains scoring below 80% and rewrite every missed question as a rule you can state aloud

  • Practise the most commonly failed sign and marking pairs until recognition is instant

  • Review the mock test format, question style and time management strategy

Your checkpoint

Two completed mock tests with a domain-by-domain score table and a written remediation list for every weak area

Week 8

Road signs, signals and road markings & Rules of the road and traffic regulations & Vehicle controls, handling and manoeuvres & Safety, hazard perception and defensive driving & Vehicle knowledge, maintenance and documentation

  • Achieve a consistent pass mark on three consecutive full mock tests

  • Recite the top 50 signs, all speed limits and all stopping distances from memory in one sitting

  • Rehearse the practical test briefing - documents, vehicle checks, safety questions - aloud

  • Confirm test-day logistics: booking, identification, vehicle roadworthiness and arrival time

Your checkpoint

Three consecutive mock scores at or above the pass threshold, logged with date, score and time taken

Milestones

Week 2: Score 90% or better on the self-written signs, signals and rules quiz and explain any missed item correctly without notes

Week 4: Complete a supervised drive covering hill starts, junctions, a roundabout and one reversing manoeuvre with no safety-critical intervention

Week 6: Perform the full pre-drive vehicle check unaided and correctly name every dashboard warning light shown

Week 8: Three consecutive full mock tests at or above the pass threshold, with no domain below 80%