Driving licence test
This is an old question that is no longer in use.
Images may be missing and the information may be dated.
The sign that the additional panel refers to has disappeared. What conclusion can you safely draw?
“An additional panel has the same colour background, border and writing as the road sign it is used under, unless otherwise specified in Section 30. However, an additional panel underneath a sign prohibiting parking or a sign prohibiting parking and stopping will have a yellow background with black writing.” (Traffic Sign Ordinance)
Review of the options:
- The missing sign is a warning sign.
– Wrong, the warning signs are red and yellow. - The missing sign is not an instruction sign.
– Wrong, there are white and blue information signs, so it could be an information sign. - The missing sign is not a prohibitory sign.
– Correct, there are no blue and white prohibitory signs (also see the special colour rules for prohibition against stopping/parking in the quote above). - The missing sign is a priority sign.
– Wrong, the give way signs come in many different colours, so it is impossible to know for sure.
Is this relevant?
– Yes, reality is imperfect and you have to be able to draw conclusions even if you are given incomplete information. There are indications that similar questions may appear on the Swedish Transport Agency’s test.
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:
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- What does LGF stand for in Swedish?
- What is declutching?
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- You are driving the car from which the picture is taken. Half way into the curve, you spot a couple of small animals on the side of the road. How should you act?
- Which alternative applies to this sign?
- You are driving the car from which the picture is taken and intend to go across the bridge. What rule applies?
- You have just arrived to a narrow bridge where the oncoming traffic is obliged to give way. An oncoming vehicle is already on the bridge, what do you do?
- Which is the maximum permitted speed after the signs indicating a road narrowing from both sides?
- The windows of the car have fogged up. Which button or switch should you use to control the air flow to the windows.
- Are you permitted to drive faster than 50 km/h after the white and blue sign if you deem it appropriate?
- When does the blue and white 50 sign cease to apply?
- You are driving the car from which the picture is taken. How should you act?
- How should you act if you are behind this car?
- You are heading to Borensberg S. Should you turn left or continue straight in the junction ahead?
- What do the signs on the right indicate?
- What rule applies at this junction?
- Which road is considered the main road when there are no signs or signals?
- What do these road signs mean?
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- Driving licence test: Vehicle
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- Driving licence test: Road signs
