Poland Category T Theory Test study plan
Poland Category T Theory Test · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 7 hours per week
Traffic rules and safe driving behaviour & Road signs, road markings and traffic signals
List from memory the ten most common causes of tractor crashes on Polish roads and match each to the rule in Domain 2 that addresses it
Explain the priority rules at unmarked junctions, roundabouts and T-junctions, and state who yields in each case
Decode 40 road signs covering warning, prohibition, obligation and priority groups, writing the exact meaning of each without looking at a key
Distinguish signal-controller hand signals and police signals from sign-based priority, and state which overrides which
Your checkpoint
A hand-written table of 60 signs and signals with their exact meanings, self-scored at 90% or better on a closed-book recall test
Traffic rules and safe driving behaviour & Road signs, road markings and traffic signals
Apply speed limits for tractors, agricultural combinations and trailers on built-up, rural and motorway-class roads, and justify each limit
Interpret road markings (continuous and broken lines, stop lines, hatched areas, bus lanes) and state the overtaking consequences of each
Work through 30 scenario questions on overtaking, turning across oncoming traffic and passing cyclists or pedestrians
Describe the rules on lighting, daytime running lights and the use of warning signals for slow-moving agricultural vehicles
Your checkpoint
A scored set of 50 mixed Domain 2 and 3 practice questions with every wrong answer rewritten as a correct rule statement
General provisions, definitions and administrative rules of road traffic & Tractor and agricultural vehicle construction, systems and equipment
Outline the administrative steps to obtain and renew a Category T licence, including medical examination and theory and practical test sequence
Identify which documents must be carried while driving a tractor and trailer, and the consequences of driving without them
Label the main assemblies of a tractor (engine, clutch, gearbox, final drive, PTO, hydraulics, three-point linkage) on a diagram you draw yourself
Explain the function of the differential lock, four-wheel drive engagement and PTO safety shielding, and when each must not be used
Your checkpoint
A one-page labelled schematic of tractor driveline and hydraulic systems with a written function note for each component
Tractor and agricultural vehicle construction, systems and equipment & Technical inspection, maintenance and roadworthiness of tractors and trailers
Compare braking systems used on tractors and trailers (hydraulic, pneumatic, combined) and state the inspection points for each
List the lighting and signalling equipment a tractor and trailer must have, matched to the conditions in which each is required
Describe the periodic technical inspection cycle for tractors and trailers, what is checked, and the common reasons for a negative result
Diagnose five given fault symptoms (soft brake pedal, uneven tyre wear, PTO not engaging, lights flickering, steering play) and name the likely cause and the action to take
Your checkpoint
A maintenance checklist of at least 20 pre-journey and periodic inspection items, each with the pass criterion and the defect it detects
Tractor and agricultural vehicle construction, systems and equipment & Vehicle handling and driving technique for tractors and agricultural combinations
Explain how centre of gravity, wheelbase, track width and mounted implements affect tractor stability on slopes and during turns
Calculate the effect of a rear-mounted load on front-axle loading and state the ballasting correction needed
Describe safe driving technique for driving with a loaded trailer, including braking distance, jack-knifing risk and reversing with a trailer
Set out the procedure for hitching and unhitching an implement or trailer safely, including parking brake, chocks and hydraulic pressure release
Your checkpoint
A written slope and load scenario analysis of 300 words covering three cases (steep descent, side slope, loaded trailer turn) with the correct technique for each
Vehicle handling and driving technique for tractors and agricultural combinations & Traffic rules and safe driving behaviour
Practise and describe the correct use of engine braking, gear selection and differential lock on descents and in mud or snow
Explain the hazards of agricultural combinations in traffic (long braking distance, blind spots, wide turning path) and how to mitigate each
Work through 40 scenario questions combining traffic rules with tractor handling situations
State the rules on transporting passengers on tractors and trailers and on carrying loads that overhang or exceed permitted dimensions
Your checkpoint
A scored 40-question mixed practice test at 85% or better, with a written correction note for each miss
First aid and emergency response at the scene of a road accident & Technical inspection, maintenance and roadworthiness of tractors and trailers
Sequence the DR ABC approach at a crash scene and state what to do and not do for an unconscious but breathing casualty
Describe how to place a casualty in the recovery position and when it must not be used
Explain how to control severe bleeding, recognise shock and manage a suspected spinal injury while waiting for emergency services
Give the correct emergency numbers and the information to report when calling from a rural crash site, including how to secure the scene with warning triangles
Your checkpoint
A step-by-step emergency response card for a two-vehicle crash with one injured person, written from memory and checked against a first-aid reference
General provisions, definitions and administrative rules of road traffic & Traffic rules and safe driving behaviour & Road signs, road markings and traffic signals & Tractor and agricultural vehicle construction, systems and equipment & Technical inspection, maintenance and roadworthiness of tractors and trailers & Vehicle handling and driving technique for tractors and agricultural combinations & First aid and emergency response at the scene of a road accident
Complete two full-length timed mock theory tests and record the score for each domain
Re-study only the two weakest domains, using the correction notes from earlier weeks
Rehearse the 30 most-missed facts across all domains until each is recalled without hesitation
Confirm test-day logistics: documents to bring, identification requirements and the format of the theory examination
Your checkpoint
Two completed timed mock tests with a domain-by-domain score sheet showing at least 85% overall and no domain below 75%
Milestones
Week 2: Closed-book recall of 60 signs and signals at 90% or better, and 50 mixed Domain 2 and 3 questions answered with every error corrected in writing
Week 4: Can label the tractor driveline and hydraulic schematic from memory and explain the inspection points of each braking system without notes
Week 6: Scores 85% or better on a 40-question mixed traffic-rules and tractor-handling test, including slope, load and reversing scenarios
Week 8: Two full timed mock tests completed with at least 85% overall and no single domain below 75%