Mozambique INATRO Professional Driving Licence Theory study plan

Identify and state the speed limits for urban, rural, and motorway roads in Mozambique, including the specific limits for professional drivers and heavy vehicles.

List the key documents a professional driver must carry and the penalties for driving without them, according to the Código da Estrada.

Recognise the hierarchy of road signs (danger, regulation, information) and explain the meaning of at least 15 common signs from each category.

Interpret road markings and traffic signals, including police hand signals and temporary markings at roadworks.

Apply right-of-way rules at intersections, roundabouts, and pedestrian crossings, and explain the exceptions for emergency vehicles.

Describe the rules for overtaking, lane discipline, and safe following distances, including the two-second rule and its adaptation for heavy vehicles.

Memorise the meanings of at least 10 additional warning signs and 10 regulatory signs, and explain how they interact with road markings.

Explain the legal consequences of traffic violations such as speeding, drink-driving, and using a mobile phone while driving.

List the components of a pre-trip inspection for a professional vehicle, including tyres, brakes, lights, fluids, and load security.

Explain the effects of alcohol, drugs, and fatigue on driving ability, and state the legal blood alcohol limit in Mozambique.

Describe defensive driving techniques such as scanning ahead, managing space cushions, and anticipating hazards in urban and rural settings.

Identify common vehicle malfunctions (e.g., brake fade, tyre blowout) and the correct immediate response.

Outline the legal responsibilities of a professional driver towards passengers, including seatbelt use, boarding and alighting, and behaviour in emergencies.

Explain the rules for loading and securing cargo, including weight distribution, restraints, and height/width limits.

State the maximum continuous driving time and minimum rest periods for professional drivers in Mozambique, and describe how to record them.

Identify the signs of fatigue and apply strategies to manage it, such as scheduled breaks and power naps.

Describe the procedure for dealing with unruly passengers and for securing the vehicle when leaving it unattended.

Explain the additional risks when transporting hazardous materials (basic awareness) and the documentation required.

Calculate driving time and rest periods for a given scenario, ensuring compliance with the law.

List the emergency equipment a professional vehicle should carry and explain how to use it.

Demonstrate the DRABC (Danger, Response, Airway, Breathing, Circulation) sequence for first aid at a road accident scene.

Describe how to secure an accident scene, including warning triangles, hazard lights, and calling emergency services in Mozambique.

Explain eco-driving techniques such as smooth acceleration, anticipatory braking, and correct tyre pressure to reduce fuel consumption and emissions.

Identify the environmental impact of vehicle emissions and the benefits of regular maintenance.

List the documents required for a professional driving licence and vehicle operation, including insurance, inspection, and permits.

Explain the consequences of driving without valid insurance or with expired documents.

Describe the basic classification and labelling of dangerous goods, and the responsibilities of the driver during loading and unloading.

Identify the correct emergency procedures for a dangerous goods incident, including isolation and notification.

Revise all domains using a timed practice exam of 50 questions, achieving at least 90% correct.

Review weak areas identified in the practice exam and re-study the corresponding rules or procedures.

Simulate the official theory test under exam conditions, including time limits and no reference materials.

Finalise a personal summary sheet of key facts for last-minute review.