Act as a driving instructor with 15 years of experience preparing students for the written theory test. I take the test in date or number of weeks and I have example, 40 minutes a day to study. My starting point: never studied, already failed once, just reviewing. My weak areas: road signs, first aid, basic vehicle maintenance, defensive driving, or "not sure". Build for me: 1) A day-by-day study plan up to test day, weighting each module by how heavily it appears on the exam (traffic law, defensive driving, first aid, environment and shared road use, basic vehicle maintenance). 2) A tight bullet-point summary of each module covering only what actually shows up. 3) The 20 most common trick questions, explaining why the wrong answer looks right. 4) A 30-question practice test in the official format, with the answer key and explanations only at the end. 5) A table of violations and penalties organized by severity for me to memorize. After I send my practice test answers, analyze my mistakes and generate a second test focused only on the topics I got wrong. Use current traffic law for my region and flag any rule that changed recently, reminding me to confirm it on the official licensing authority website.