NaTIS Code 1 Learner study plan

List the general speed limits for urban, rural and freeway roads and state the two exceptions where a lower limit is posted

Explain the two-second following distance rule and calculate the gap you must keep at 60, 80 and 120 km/h in dry and wet conditions

Rank right-of-way at four-way stops, T-junctions and uncontrolled intersections and justify each ranking in one sentence

Demonstrate the correct hand signals for slowing, stopping, turning left and turning right as required on a motorcycle

Describe the legal blood-alcohol limit that applies to you as a learner rider and the consequences of refusing a breath test

Solve ten written intersection scenarios, choosing the correct order of proceeding and stating the rule applied

Describe the sequence for entering, riding through and exiting a roundabout, including lane choice and signalling on exit

State the rules for overtaking, including where overtaking is prohibited and how to pass a stationary bus or obstruction

Summarise parking restrictions near intersections, pedestrian crossings, fire hydrants and bus stops as distances and prohibitions

Explain freeway-specific rules: minimum speed, prohibited road users, emergency lane use and joining from an on-ramp

Classify every regulatory sign you meet into prohibitory, mandatory and restrictive groups and state what action each demands

Draw and label the warning sign family, explaining how shape and colour alone tell you a hazard is ahead

Match twenty road markings, including barrier lines, yield lines and yellow kerb lines, to the rule each one imposes

Interpret traffic officer hand signals and robot (traffic light) sequences, including flashing amber and turning arrows

Recall 100 signs and markings by name and meaning within 10 minutes using spaced repetition

Read a written description of a road scene and state which markings, signs and signals apply and what you must do

Identify the sign or marking that overrides a general rule in five conflict cases, such as a lower posted limit inside a 60 km/h zone

Re-test the Domain 1 weak areas logged in weeks 1 and 2 and close at least three of them

Name every primary and secondary control on a motorcycle and state what it does and when you use it

Perform and explain the pre-ride inspection sequence covering tyres, brakes, chain, lights, mirrors, fuel and fluid leaks

Describe correct body position, clutch and throttle coordination, and the rear-brake-first technique for slow-speed balance

Explain emergency braking on a motorcycle, including weight transfer, front-versus-rear brake bias and why locking a wheel causes a fall

List the protective clothing and helmet requirements you must meet before riding on a public road

Combine sign recognition with handling decisions by narrating what you do at fifteen described hazards, such as a slippery-road sign before a wet bend

Explain countersteering, lean angle and cornering line selection and when to slow down before a bend rather than in it

Describe how to position a motorcycle in a lane to stay visible and avoid blind spots in traffic and at intersections

State the stopping-distance factors that change on gravel, in rain and at night and adjust your following distance accordingly

Define defensive riding and list the six most common motorcycle crash causes with one countermeasure for each

Explain vehicle fitness checks and the defects that make a motorcycle unroadworthy, including brake, tyre and exhaust standards

Describe the effects of fatigue, alcohol, medication and distraction on rider reaction time and state your own ride-or-not decision rule

Plan a wet-weather and night riding strategy covering visibility, tyres, braking and following distance

List what to do at the scene of a crash, including securing the scene, first aid priorities and reporting obligations

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

Review every incorrect answer from the mocks and trace it back to the exact rule, sign or control fact you did not know

Re-drill only the weak items until you answer them correctly twice in a row on separate days

Rehearse the practical booking logistics: documents, eye test requirements, fees and what to expect on the day