Singapore TDVL study plan

Draw and label from memory the four sign families (regulatory, warning, informational, temporary) with three real examples of each

List the six main road-marking types (lane lines, edge lines, box junctions, hatched areas, bus lanes, yellow zig-zags) and state the rule each one imposes

Recite the core speed limits, stopping/signal duties and junction priority rules without notes

Identify and correct five of your own recurring driving habits that breach a traffic rule you listed

Apply the MSM (mirror-signal-manoeuvre) routine aloud in five narrated driving scenarios

Rank ten hazard scenarios (wet road, blind junction, tailgater, pedestrian between parked cars) by risk and justify each ranking

Describe the correct action sequence for expressway breakdown, emergency lane use and accident scene management

Explain how fatigue, alcohol, medication and night driving degrade reaction time, citing the legal limits

Map every vocational licence obligation (display of licence, medical fitness, change of particulars, surrender/revocation) to its consequence if breached

State the penalties and demerit-point thresholds that apply to taxi drivers, distinguishing them from ordinary licence holders

List the documents and inspections a taxi must carry or pass, and who is responsible for each

Summarise the rules on picking up, refusing, and terminating a hire under the regulations

Answer 60 mixed questions across domains 1 and 3 under timed conditions

Log every wrong answer into an error register tagged by cause (knowledge gap, misread, guess)

Re-study only the tagged knowledge gaps and re-test them

Explain aloud, in two minutes each, five rules that exam candidates most often confuse

Script and role-play the greeting, journey confirmation, and closing for three passenger types (elderly, tourist, business traveller)

Classify six complaint types and draft a compliant response to each using a listen-acknowledge-act-confirm structure

List the accessibility and assistance duties owed to passengers with luggage, wheelchairs or children

Draft a de-escalation script for a fare dispute and a refusal-of-service situation

Compute metered fares, surcharges, booking fees and midnight/peak multipliers across ten worked examples

Plan three routes between named landmarks and state the trade-off (time, ERP, distance) for each

Identify the top ten landmarks and key interchanges used in route questions and place them on a hand-drawn sketch map

Explain the meter-tampering, receipt and fare-display obligations that link domain 5 to customer care

Sit two full-length mock papers under exam timing without notes

Cross-map every error to its domain and rank the three weakest domains

Rewrite condensed notes for only those three weak areas

Rehearse the ten most-missed facts using spaced repetition on days 1, 3 and 6

Re-sit both mock papers and target 90% overall

Recite the sign, marking, regulation and fare figures that you previously got wrong, cold

Simulate exam-day conditions: full timing, no breaks, no reference material

Write a one-page final recall sheet and read it on the morning of the test