Poland Category AM Theory Test study plan

Identify and name every road-sign group used in the Polish theory test (warning, prohibition, order, information, supplementary plates) and state the correct action for each

Explain the priority hierarchy at unmarked junctions and apply the right-hand rule to ten written scenarios

Distinguish between mandatory, prohibitory and informative signals given by a traffic controller and by police officers

Recall the Polish speed limits for built-up areas, rural roads, motorways and expressways, including limits for AM-category vehicles

Apply right-of-way rules at marked and unmarked pedestrian crossings, including overtaking restrictions before crossings

Interpret horizontal road markings (solid, broken, double lines, bus lanes, cycle lanes) and match each to its legal meaning

Describe the rules for turning across oncoming traffic, roundabouts and priority roads in Polish law

State the legal obligations when approaching a railway level crossing, including the STOP sign and half-barrier rules

Explain safe following distances at 30, 50 and 60 km/h using the two-second rule and the effect of wet or icy surfaces

Identify the legal blood-alcohol limits in Poland and the consequences of riding under the influence

List the situations in which overtaking is prohibited and justify each with the hazard it prevents

Recognise the main hazard categories (junctions, pedestrians stepping out, parked-car doors, wet tram rails, gravel, animals) and describe a defensive response to each

State the technical definition of a moped and a light quadricycle in Polish law (engine capacity, maximum design speed, mass, power) and the licence entitlements for each

Identify the mandatory equipment of a moped: lighting, mirrors, horn, brakes, tyres and the registration plate, and describe how each is checked before riding

Explain the effect of tyre pressure, tread depth and brake condition on stopping distance and stability

Describe how a moped's low mass and small wheels change behaviour on wet roads, in crosswinds and over potholes

Explain how braking distance changes with speed, load and surface, and calculate stopping distance at 30 and 45 km/h on dry and wet asphalt

Describe correct cornering technique for a moped: entry speed, lean, throttle and braking distribution

Explain the risks of riding in the blind spot of cars and trucks and the correct lane positioning to stay visible

Describe what to do when a tyre punctures, the chain breaks or the brakes fail while riding

Perform the correct sequence for a road crash scene: securing the site, warning other traffic, calling 112 and giving the location

Describe first aid for an unconscious but breathing casualty, for a non-breathing casualty (chest compressions) and for severe bleeding

Explain the legal duty to render assistance in Poland and the protection from liability when acting in good faith

List the documents and equipment a moped rider must carry and the legal consequences of riding without a valid licence, insurance or registration

Analyse the most common causes of moped crashes in Poland and describe a specific countermeasure for each

Explain the point system for traffic offences, the rules on penalty points for AM riders and the conditions for regaining a licence

Describe the rules on carrying a passenger on a moped and the legal requirements for the passenger's helmet and seat

Apply the rules on riding in a built-up area at night, in rain and in heavy traffic to three written scenarios

Complete two full mock theory tests under timed conditions and score at least 90% on each

Review every incorrect answer from the mock tests and write the correct rule and the reason for the error

Re-test the weakest three domains with 20 targeted questions each

Confirm test-day logistics: the official question format, the pass mark and the documents required at the test centre