Theory test

“A motor vehicle, other than a bus, with or without a coupled vehicle may not be driven on roads other than private roads if the vehicle or vehicle/trailer combination, including load, is longer than 24.0 metres. The length of a vehicle and trailer combination, including load, may however have a maximum length of 25.25 metres if the following conditions are fulfilled. […] 1. […] 11.” (Swedish Road Traffic Ordinance)

Useful links:

• Length and width (Körkortonline.se)

This is an example of one of the driving theory questions at Körtkortonline.se. There are three languages: English (free driving licence test), Swedish (free driving licence test) and Arabic (free driving licence test)

More examples of theory questions:

• What is the maximum permitted length of a vehicle or vehicle/trailer combination that does not have an anti-lock braking system?
• You want to transport a box on the car’s roof. The car is 160 cm wide and the width of the box is 175 cm. Are you allowed drive the car with this load on a public road?
• What is true regarding trailers and parking brakes?
• What is the maximum distance that you as a private car driver may tow another private car on a motorway?
• A friend has a problem with his two-wheeled motorcycle and asks if you can pull it behind your car when he is sitting on and steering the motorcycle. Is this permitted?
• You are driving a car with good brakes and new tyres on a dry asphalt road. How many metres is the stopping distance if your speed is 50 km/h and you react in 1.5 seconds?
• You are driving car B and rolling slowly out at the junction. A1 comes at high speed and is forced to break quickly, which results in A2 driving into A1 from behind. Which statement is true?
• You are driving the car from which the picture is taken and are unsure whether you are driving on a priority road. How should you reason, given the road to the right?
• What constitutes the basis for the traffic safety work in Sweden?
• Approximately how many people are seriously injured in Swedish traffic each year?
• Approximately how many people are injured in total in Swedish traffic each year?
• What does this road sign mean?
• You are driving in lane B. Can you change into A if no special circumstances prevail?
• How heavy may the vehicle’s maximum total weight be?
• The blue car has stopped to drop off a passenger. Is this permitted if the time is 17 on a Saturday?
• It is a weekday and the following day is not a Sunday or public holiday. What time of day is it prohibited to stop at this location?
• The grey car intends to drive out onto a road from the parking facility. Which of the following is true?
• Is it permitted to stop in order to unload items at the bus stop?
• Is it permitted to park a car at this location?
• You are collecting a friend who lives a bit in on the street where this sign is erected. Are you allowed to drive in with the car?

Category:

• Theory test: Vehicle
• Theory test: Environment
• Theory test: Traffic safety
• Theory test: Traffic regulations
• Theory test: Individual circumstances
• Theory test: Road signs

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