Singapore PDVL study plan

List from memory the vocational licence classes and the vehicle categories each one authorises you to drive

State the age, driving-licence class and experience eligibility criteria in your own words without notes

Sequence the application steps: medical check, course attendance, test booking, card collection and renewal

Explain how the demerit point system applies specifically to a vocational licence holder, including suspension thresholds

Describe a driver's statutory duties under the Road Traffic Act: accident reporting, stopping at the scene, rendering assistance and exchanging particulars

Distinguish at least eight vocational-licence offences (e.g. driving without a valid licence, unauthorised hire, overloading) and state the consequence of each

Classify all five sign families - regulatory, warning, informational, road markings and signals - and sort 40 real signs into them

Explain the licence-holder conduct rules on passenger safety, vehicle fitness and record-keeping

Reproduce 25 road markings and regulatory signs from memory with their exact meanings and any stated numbers

Interpret warning signs and supplementary plates, including 'what the plate changes about the rule'

State the speed limit rules by road type, vehicle class and zone

Read traffic light sequences, arrow signals, flashing signals and lane-use signals and state the correct response to each

Convert sign and marking knowledge into driving decisions by matching 20 markings to the manoeuvre they permit or forbid

Apply the Mirror-Signal-Manoeuvre routine and the correct sequence for lane change, junction entry and U-turn

Calculate safe following distance using the two-second rule at three different speeds and state the wet-weather adjustment

Identify the top five recurring sign/rule errors from your own quiz history and rewrite the correct answer for each

Apply defensive driving techniques - scanning, space cushioning, escape route selection - to written hazard scenarios

State stopping distance components and adjust following distance for rain, night and heavy traffic

Describe the specific precautions for night driving, wet roads, expressways and school/hospital zones

Rank ten given hazards by risk and justify the correct action for the highest-risk three

Demonstrate the end-to-end service sequence from passenger boarding to alighting, including greeting, confirming destination, route communication and fare/payment courtesy

Apply passenger safety rules on seatbelts, child and vulnerable passengers, luggage stowage and door operation at the kerb

Script responses to six difficult-passenger situations: dispute over route, refusal to pay, intoxication, aggression, complaints and lost property

Explain how to handle passengers with disabilities or mobility aids, including assistance limits and equipment handling

Perform and document a pre-trip inspection covering tyres, brakes, lights, fluids, mirrors, wipers and warning indicators

Interpret the ten most common dashboard warning lights and state the correct driver action for each

Sequence the breakdown procedure: moving to safety, hazard lights, warning triangle placement, passenger evacuation and reporting

Outline first-response steps for a collision, fire, tyre blowout and medical emergency, including who to call and in what order

Re-run a 25-question sign and marking drill to keep Domain 2 knowledge from decaying

Complete three full-length timed mock exams under exam conditions

Score 85% or better in every domain, not just on the overall total

Re-teach your two weakest domains using your own error logs, then re-test only those domains

Compress all five domains into a single two-page final revision sheet you can review in 20 minutes before the test