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FRSC Commercial Driver study plan

FRSC Commercial Driver · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Road Safety

  • List the core road-safety duties of a commercial driver and state the legal basis for each

  • Explain the crash-prevention chain: hazard perception, following distance, speed choice, and defensive positioning

  • Define key road-safety terms in English and in the exam language so you can recognise them in either wording

  • Build a personal glossary of at least 25 road-safety terms with one-line definitions

Your checkpoint

A 25-term road-safety glossary plus a one-page summary of the commercial driver's safety duties

Week 2

Road Safety

  • Calculate safe following distances at 40, 60, and 80 km/h using the two-second rule and stopping-distance logic

  • Identify the main causes of commercial-vehicle crashes and match each to a preventive action

  • Describe fatigue, alcohol, and distraction effects on reaction time and how they are controlled

  • Explain load security, overloading, and passenger-safety rules that fall under road safety

Your checkpoint

A worked calculation sheet showing following and stopping distances at three speeds with the assumptions stated

Week 3

Road Safety & Public Education

  • Explain the driver's role in road-safety public education campaigns

  • Summarise how road-safety messaging targets high-risk behaviours such as speeding and phone use

  • Draft a short safety briefing you could deliver to other drivers

  • Link each road-safety rule to the behaviour it is meant to change

Your checkpoint

A five-minute road-safety briefing script with three key messages and a call to action

Week 4

Driver's Licence

  • List the licence classes, codes, and endorsements relevant to commercial driving

  • Explain the requirements to obtain, renew, and replace a driver's licence

  • Describe the medical and vision fitness requirements and how they are assessed

  • State the consequences of driving without a valid licence or with the wrong class

Your checkpoint

A licence-class comparison table mapping each class to the vehicles it covers and its conditions

Week 5

Driver's Licence & Vehicle Registration

  • Explain demerit points, suspension, and disqualification rules and how they accumulate

  • Describe how licence conditions and endorsements can be amended or revoked

  • Outline the vehicle registration process from application to certificate issue

  • Identify the documents and inspections required to register a commercial vehicle

Your checkpoint

A one-page flowchart of the registration process with required documents at each step

Week 6

Vehicle Registration

  • Explain registration renewal, transfer of ownership, and change-of-address obligations

  • Describe vehicle inspection and roadworthiness requirements for commercial vehicles

  • State the penalties for driving an unregistered or uninsured vehicle

  • Distinguish registration from insurance and explain why both are required

Your checkpoint

A 15-question self-test on registration and inspection rules, scored and corrected

Week 7

Public Education

  • Explain the purpose of public education in road safety and who the key audiences are

  • Describe how campaigns are designed, delivered, and evaluated

  • Identify the main channels used for driver education and their strengths and limits

  • Explain how enforcement and education work together to change behaviour

Your checkpoint

A one-page campaign outline for a target audience with message, channel, and success measure

Week 8

Road Safety & Driver's Licence & Vehicle Registration & Public Education

  • Review all four domains using your own notes and correct every missed self-test question

  • Answer timed practice questions under exam conditions and track accuracy per domain

  • Re-explain the five weakest concepts aloud without notes

  • Confirm the exam-day logistics and required documents

Your checkpoint

A full timed mock exam with a per-domain accuracy score and a written list of concepts still needing review

Milestones

Week 2: Score at least 80% on a 20-question road-safety self-test and explain three crash causes from memory

Week 4: Complete the licence-class table from memory and correctly answer 15 of 20 licence questions

Week 6: Walk through the registration process unaided and score at least 80% on the registration self-test

Week 8: Achieve at least 85% overall on a timed mock exam with no domain below 75%