Driving licence test
What is microsleep?
Nationalencyklopedin on microsleep: “Sleep that occurs for a brief moment without being noticed, particularly when exhausted: it is believed that the train driver failed to see the stop signal due to ~.”
This is an example of one of the driving theory questions at Körtkortonline.se. There are two languages: English (free demo test), Swedish (free demo test)
There is also a driving licence book online (2026).
More examples of theory questions:
- What applies to this situation?
- A person with a blood alcohol level of 1.1 per mille is driving a vehicle. Which of the following is true?
- What type of acceleration is the most environmentally friendly with a warmed-up car of a newer model?
- What is true about cold starts?
- Which fuel contributes the least to the greenhouse effect?
- How long before departure should you preheat the engine if the outside temperature is -20 °C?
- How long before departure should you preheat the engine if the outside temperature is -4 °C?
- How long before departure should you preheat the engine if the outside temperature is +10 °C?
- What are HA oils?
- What are retreaded tyres?
- Which of the following is applicable to four-wheel drive and fuel consumption?
- Which rpm level should you avoid exceeding if you want the catalytic converter to be effective?
- Do all new cars that are sold within the EU have to meet any environmental requirements?
- Which alternative gives examples of substances that the Euro norm has established limits for?
- What should you do to conserve fuel in this situation?
- Which statement is true regarding catalytic converters?
- Which statement applies to the stretch 15 metres after this crossing?
- Which engine emits the most harmful nitric oxides?
- How much higher are the emissions of harmful particles from a diesel engine without a particle filter compared to a diesel engine with one?
- What type of diesel is sold in Sweden?
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- Driving licence test: Vehicle
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