Mozambique INATRO Category B Driving Theory study plan

Classify every Mozambican vertical sign type (perigo, proibição, obrigação, informação, prioridade) and state the standard shape and colour of each category from memory

Draw from memory the main danger, prohibition and obligation signs and label each with its exact meaning in Portuguese

Read the road markings chapter and explain the difference between linha contínua, linha descontínua, linha mista and railes/separadores, including when overtaking is forbidden

Identify the signals given by traffic officers (agente regulador de trânsito) and match each arm position to the correct driver action

Explain the hierarchy between agent signals, temporary signs, traffic lights and permanent signs

Interpret traffic light sequences including flashing amber, directional arrows and pedestrian/cyclist lights, and state the correct response to a failed or dark signal

Apply the general right-of-way rule at unmarked intersections and at junctions marked with STOP and cedência de prioridade signs

Resolve priority at roundabouts, including which lane to use and when to signal exit

Calculate safe following distance using the two-second rule and adjust it for rain, night and heavy vehicles

Answer 60 mixed sign-and-priority practice questions and log every error by cause

State the speed limits for urban roads, rural roads and motorways and the conditions that lower them (rain, fog, load, towing)

Describe overtaking rules: permitted sides, prohibited zones, and the obligation to return to the right lane

Explain stopping and parking prohibitions near junctions, crossings, bus stops, curves and tunnels

Apply priority rules for emergency vehicles, public transport pulling out, and vehicles on a roundabout

List the situations where a driver must yield even without a sign, such as reversing, entering from a private road, or changing lanes

Identify the six most common crash scenarios (rear-end, junction, overtaking, pedestrian crossing, curve, wet-road skid) and state the defensive action for each

Practise scanning technique: describe what a driver should check every 5-8 seconds in mirror, blind spot and road ahead

Explain hazard perception at night, in rain and in poor visibility, including correct use of lights

Apply the SIPDE-style routine (scan, identify, predict, decide, execute) to five written road scenarios

Recognise signs of aggression, distraction and complacency in yourself and state a countermeasure for each

Locate and operate the primary controls (clutch, brake, accelerator, steering, gear lever, handbrake) and explain the correct seating and mirror adjustment procedure

Explain the function of ABS, ESP, airbags, seat belts and head restraints and the limits of each system

Perform and describe the pre-journey check: tyres (pressure and tread depth), lights, fluids, brakes, wipers and warning lights

Interpret the main dashboard warning lights and rank them by urgency (stop now, service soon, monitor)

Explain tyre blowout, brake fade and aquaplaning and the correct driver response to each

Apply the rules protecting pedestrians at crossings, near schools and when a pedestrian is already on the roadway, including the duty to reduce speed

State the minimum passing distance and speed reduction required when overtaking cyclists and motorcyclists

Explain the blind spots of heavy vehicles and how to position yourself safely around trucks and buses

State the legal blood-alcohol position, the effects of alcohol at low doses, and the time needed for the body to eliminate alcohol

Describe how fatigue, medication and illegal drugs degrade reaction time, and list the warning signs that require stopping to rest

List the documents a Category B driver must carry: carta de condução, livrete, seguro obrigatório, inspecção periódica and comprovativo de residência where required

Explain licence validity, renewal, points or penalty system and the consequences of driving without a valid licence or insurance

State the legal duties after a crash: stop, secure the scene, warn other traffic, exchange details and report to the authorities

Demonstrate the correct first-aid sequence for an unconscious but breathing casualty, severe bleeding and suspected spinal injury, including when not to move a casualty

Explain how to place a warning triangle, use hazard lights and call emergency services with a clear location description

Sit three timed full-length mock exams under test conditions and score each one

Re-drill every remaining error from weeks 1-7 until each is answered correctly twice in a row

Re-read the sign sheet and rule summary aloud to confirm recall without prompts

Review the highest-weighted domains (signs and priority) for at least 40% of total revision time

Confirm exam-day logistics: documents, location, timing and the format of the practical component