FRSC Driving CBT study plan

Classify every Nigerian road sign type (regulatory, warning, informational, road markings) and state the required driver action for each category

Draw from memory the main regulatory signs (stop, yield/give way, no entry, speed limits, no overtaking, weight and height limits) and write the exact action each demands

Interpret common warning signs (pedestrian crossing, school zone, sharp bend, slippery road, narrow bridge, cattle crossing) and state the speed or lane adjustment each implies

Explain lane markings, kerb markings, zebra crossings and chevron markings, and describe what a broken versus solid line permits

Complete 60 sign-and-marking practice questions and log every miss with the correct meaning

Apply right-of-way rules at junctions, roundabouts, T-junctions and uncontrolled intersections by working through at least 15 scenario descriptions

State Nigerian speed limits for built-up areas, highways and expressways, and identify the signage that establishes each limit

Explain overtaking rules, including where overtaking is prohibited and the safe procedure for passing

Describe parking, stopping and no-waiting restrictions and match each to the sign or marking that enforces it

Summarise the core duties of a driver at traffic lights, pedestrian crossings and railway crossings

Outline the sequence of actions at a roundabout, a four-way stop and a traffic-light failure, and state who yields in each case

State the rules on seat belts, child restraints, mobile phone use and carrying passengers or loads

Explain the legal and practical rules for emergency vehicles, including how to give way to ambulances, fire service and FRSC patrols

Describe documentation a driver must carry (licence, vehicle papers, insurance) and the consequences of driving without them

Recite the penalties or enforcement outcomes commonly attached to major traffic offences such as speeding, dangerous driving and driving without a licence

Define defensive driving and list the key habits (observation, anticipation, space cushion, escape route) with a concrete example of each

Apply the two-second following-distance rule and explain how to adjust it for rain, night and heavy vehicles

Identify the main causes of collisions (speeding, distraction, poor judgement, vehicle defects) and match each to a preventive behaviour

Describe how to handle common hazards: pedestrians stepping out, okada riders weaving, potholes, animals and parked vehicles

Explain the effects of fatigue and emotion on driving and state practical countermeasures

Identify and demonstrate the function of primary controls: steering, accelerator, brake, clutch, gear lever, handbrake and mirrors

List the items checked in a pre-trip inspection (tyres and tread, lights, fluids, brakes, wipers, horn, mirrors) and state the pass/fail criterion for each

Explain basic maintenance intervals and warning signs for tyres, brakes, battery, coolant and engine oil

Describe what to do when a warning light appears or a tyre punctures while driving

Explain correct seating position, mirror adjustment and blind-spot checks

Classify the leading causes of road traffic crashes and explain how each is preventable

Describe the correct emergency response at a crash scene: securing the scene, calling for help, first aid priorities and not moving casualties unnecessarily

State the legal obligations of a driver involved in a crash, including stopping and reporting

Explain the effects of alcohol on reaction time, judgement and vision, and state the legal position on drink-driving in Nigeria

Identify the risks of drug use, fatigue and phone distraction, and list three countermeasures for each

Adjust speed, following distance and lighting for rain, fog, harmattan dust and flooded roads, and state when to pull over

Explain night-driving hazards (glare, reduced visibility, unlit pedestrians and vehicles) and the correct use of headlights and fog lights

Describe safe behaviour on expressways at night and in poor visibility, including lane discipline and hazard warning use

Explain aquaplaning, skidding and brake fade, and the recovery action for each

List vehicle checks specific to adverse conditions (tyres, wipers, lights, coolant, brake condition)

Summarise the FRSC mandate: road safety administration, enforcement, driver licensing, vehicle inspection and crash response

Outline the driver licensing process, including learner stage, testing and licence categories

Explain how FRSC enforcement works (patrols, speed cameras, offences and penalties) and what a driver should expect at a checkpoint

Re-run a full mixed mock exam across all eight domains under timed conditions and score at least 85%

Review every missed question from weeks 1 to 8 and close remaining knowledge gaps