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Maldives Driving Theory Test study plan

Maldives Driving Theory Test · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Road signs, signals and road markings

  • Classify every sign category (warning, regulatory, mandatory, information) and state the required driver action for each

  • Identify common road markings by name and describe what each permits or prohibits

  • Distinguish sign shapes and colours and explain what each combination signals

  • Recall the meaning of priority-road, stop, and give-way signs without hesitation

Your checkpoint

A self-made one-page sign-and-marking reference sheet covering at least 40 signs and 10 markings, scored 90% or better on a self-quiz

Week 2

Road signs, signals and road markings & Traffic rules and right-of-way

  • Interpret signal lights, hand signals from drivers and officers, and lane markings in combination

  • Apply give-way and stop rules at junctions, roundabouts, and uncontrolled intersections

  • Explain right-of-way for pedestrians at crossings and for oncoming traffic when turning across a lane

  • Sequence the correct actions when approaching a junction with multiple conflicting signs

Your checkpoint

Complete 40 mixed sign-and-right-of-way practice questions with a written explanation for every wrong answer

Week 3

Traffic rules and right-of-way

  • State the rules for overtaking, lane discipline, and changing lanes safely

  • Describe correct behaviour at pedestrian crossings, school zones, and bus stops

  • Apply rules for turning, U-turns, and entering or leaving roundabouts

  • Explain parking restrictions and where stopping is prohibited

Your checkpoint

A written scenario log of 10 junction and overtaking situations with the correct legal action and reason for each

Week 4

Traffic rules and right-of-way & Safe driving behaviour and hazard perception

  • Anticipate hazards from parked vehicles, blind corners, and pedestrians stepping out

  • Apply the observation-and-mirror routine before every manoeuvre

  • Describe how speed, weather, and road surface change stopping risk

  • Identify developing hazards in written scenarios and rank them by risk

Your checkpoint

Pass a 50-question mixed mock test on domains 1-3 with 85% or better

Week 5

Speed limits and safe following distances & Vehicle controls, lights and basic maintenance

  • State the default speed limits for built-up areas, rural roads, and near schools, and when limits are reduced

  • Calculate safe following distance using the two-second rule at different speeds

  • Explain how wet roads and reduced visibility extend stopping distance

  • Identify dashboard warning lights and state the correct response to each

  • Describe when to use headlights, fog lights, indicators, and hazard lights

Your checkpoint

A stopping-distance and following-distance table for 20, 40, 60, and 80 km/h in dry and wet conditions, plus a warning-light flashcard set

Week 6

Maldives road legislation and licensing requirements & Vehicle controls, lights and basic maintenance

  • List the documents a driver must carry and the licence categories required for each vehicle type

  • State the consequences of driving without a valid licence, insurance, or vehicle registration

  • Explain the rules on seatbelts, child restraints, mobile phone use, and drink-driving

  • Describe basic pre-drive checks for tyres, brakes, lights, and fluid levels

Your checkpoint

A one-page legal compliance checklist covering documents, licence category, and key prohibitions, verified against official Maldivian sources

Week 7

Motorcycle and scooter safety & Emergency procedures, first aid and accident handling

  • Apply motorcycle-specific safety rules including helmet use, protective clothing, and visibility

  • Explain the risks of filtering, riding in blind spots, and carrying passengers

  • Sequence the correct actions at an accident scene: secure the area, call for help, and avoid further harm

  • Describe basic first aid for bleeding, unconsciousness, and suspected spinal injury

  • Explain the legal duties after a collision, including stopping and reporting

Your checkpoint

A written accident-response action card and a 20-question motorcycle-safety quiz scored at 90% or better

Week 8

Road signs, signals and road markings & Traffic rules and right-of-way & Safe driving behaviour and hazard perception & Speed limits and safe following distances & Vehicle controls, lights and basic maintenance & Maldives road legislation and licensing requirements & Motorcycle and scooter safety & Emergency procedures, first aid and accident handling

  • Revise weak areas identified from earlier mock results

  • Complete full-length timed mock tests under exam conditions

  • Review every incorrect answer and record the underlying rule

  • Confirm readiness by scoring consistently above the pass threshold

Your checkpoint

Three full timed mock exams with scores of 90% or better and a final written weak-area review

Milestones

Week 2: Can identify 40 signs and markings and explain right-of-way at a junction without notes

Week 4: Scores 85% or better on a 50-question mock covering domains 1-3

Week 6: Can state speed limits, following distances, and required documents from memory

Week 8: Scores 90% or better on three consecutive full timed mock exams