1.1

Ghana DVLA Theory Test: What to Expect

Understand the test format, computer-based exam layout, pass mark, and question structures.

Module 1

1.2

Learner’s Licence & Licensing Process

Step-by-step guide to acquiring your learner’s permit and progressing to a full licence.

Module 1

1.3

How to Prepare for the DVLA Test

Proven study strategies, practice test tips, and revision methods for guaranteed success.

Module 1

1.4

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Learn the most frequent errors made during the DVLA exam and how to avoid failing.

Module 1

2.1

Warning Signs

Identify triangular warning signs alerting you to hazards, sharp bends, and road conditions ahead.

Module 2

2.2

Mandatory Signs

Understand circular blue signs that give mandatory instructions drivers must follow.

Module 2

2.3

Prohibitory Signs

Learn red-bordered circular signs that indicate actions strictly forbidden on the road.

Module 2

2.4

Informatory Signs

Rectangular guide signs providing direction, distances, services, and route information.

Module 2

2.5

Road Sign Shapes & Colours

Decoding the standard color codes and shape geometry used across international road signs.

Module 2

2.6

How to Identify Road Signs Quickly

Tips and memory tricks to instantly recognize signs during real-world driving and exams.

Module 2

3.1

Traffic Lights

Understand standard red-amber-green traffic light phases and specialized arrow signals.

Module 3

3.2

Police Hand Signals

Recognize manual traffic control gestures used by MTTD officers at intersections.

Module 3

3.3

Road Markings

Solid lines, broken lines, yellow boxes, zebra crossings, and directional arrows decoded.

Module 3

3.4

Vehicle Lights & Indicators

Proper use of headlights, high beams, indicators, hazard lights, and brake lights.

Module 3

4.1

Driving on the Right

Understanding Ghana’s right-hand traffic system and keeping to proper lane discipline.

Module 4

4.2

Overtaking

Safe overtaking procedures, mirror checks, blind spots, and where overtaking is illegal.

Module 4

4.3

Right of Way

Priority rules at unmanaged crossings, major vs. minor roads, and giving way to emergency vehicles.

Module 4

4.4

Intersections & Junctions

Navigating crossroad intersections, T-junctions, and box junctions without causing gridlock.

Module 4

4.5

Roundabouts

Lane selection, signaling, yielding to traffic from the left, and taking correct exits.

Module 4

4.6

Turning & U-Turns

Correct execution of left/right turns, positioning, and safe U-turn rules.

Module 4

4.7

Reversing & Manoeuvring

Safe reversing techniques, 3-point turns, and maneuvering in tight spaces.

Module 4

4.8

Speed, Stopping & Parking

Speed limits for urban/highway roads, legal parking zones, and no-stopping areas.

Module 4

5.1

Hazard Awareness

Identifying potential hazards early, scanning techniques, and risk perception.

Module 5

5.2

Following Distance

Applying the 2-second rule and adjusting safety cushions behind lead vehicles.

Module 5

5.3

Stopping Distance

Thinking distance vs. braking distance, and factors influencing total stopping time.

Module 5

5.4

Night Driving

Managing glare, reduced visibility, fatigued drivers, and unlit roads at night.

Module 5

5.5

Rain & Poor Weather

Handling aquaplaning, heavy downpours, slippery road surfaces, and reduced vision.

Module 5

5.6

Safe Driving Practices

Developing defensive habits, avoiding road rage, and eco-friendly driving routines.

Module 5

6.1

Basic Vehicle Checks

Daily pre-drive inspections: oil levels, coolant, windshield fluid, and brake fluid.

Module 6

6.2

Tyres, Brakes & Lights

Checking tyre pressure and tread depth, testing brakes, and inspecting lighting systems.

Module 6

6.3

Mirrors & Visibility

Adjusting rearview and side mirrors to eliminate blind spots and ensure maximum clear view.

Module 6

6.4

Vehicle Warning Signs

Understanding dashboard warning lights (engine, ABS, oil, battery, temperature).

Module 6

6.5

Breakdowns & Emergencies

What to do if your car breaks down, placing advance warning triangles, and staying safe.

Module 6

6.6

Accidents & What to Do

Step-by-step emergency action during an accident, rendering aid, and reporting to police.

Module 6

7.1

Driving Licence Classes

Understand categories A, B, C, D, E, and F licence classifications under Ghanaian law.

Module 7

7.2

Learner’s Licence

Restrictions, ‘L’ plate display rules, and instructor supervision requirements for learners.

Module 7

7.3

Required Documents

Mandatory documents required while driving: licence, roadworthiness certificate, insurance.

Module 7

7.4

Seat Belts & Child Safety

Mandatory seat belt laws for front/rear passengers and child restraint regulations.

Module 7

7.5

Mobile Phones & Distracted Driving

Legal prohibitions against hand-held mobile phone use while operating a vehicle.

Module 7

7.6

Alcohol & Driving

Legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limits, breathalyzer tests, and drink-driving penalties.

Module 7

7.7

Traffic Offences & Penalties

Overview of major traffic infractions, court prosecution, fines, and licence suspensions.

Module 7