Driving licence test
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How far should you be able to go on the remaining fuel?
This is a matter of making a reasonable assessment, as in many other traffic situation.
The correct answer is “More than 10,000 metres”. For simplicity, let’s say that the car uses 1 litre each 10 km (which is a lot). The tank is filled to approximately 25% (1/4).
If any of the lower ranges were correct, it would mean that the car’s fuel tank (not including the reserve tank) can fit approximately 4 litres, which is completely unreasonable (a regular medium-sized car has a tank of approx. 40 litres; even mopeds usually have a tank larger than 4 litres).
Another way of looking at it: Imagine that the tank contains 60 litres. There is 25% left. 60 * 0.25 or 60/4 = 15 litres. If any other alternative than “More than 10,000 metres” was correct, it would mean that the car consumes more than 1.5 litres/km, which is completely unreasonable.
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:
- A young man is driving a car. Which passenger combination entails the greatest risk of having an accident?
- Is it true that a person’s gender and body weight have an impact on how intoxicated they will get from a certain amount of alcohol?
- The road conditions are as in the photo. Suddenly, an obstacle appears 40 metres down the road, which causes you to brake quickly. Approximately how long will your reaction distance be if your reaction time is 1 second and you are driving at 70 km/h?
- You intend to park in this temporary parking area. Which priority rule applies when you approach other cars moving within the same area?
- What is considered a normal walking speed for a person with no functional disability?
- Which road sign is posted in this image?
- Is it permitted to park like the car in the picture?
- Should the driver of the car in the photo expect intersecting traffic to have a green light at the same time as them?
- You are driving on a small road and approaching a junction where the intersecting road is a priority road. Where should you be looking?
- You are turning left. What rule applies?
- Does this marking constitute an obstacle due to roadworks?
- How many lanes does this road have?
- Is there something wrong with this combination of signs?
- You pass these road signs and have no watch at hand. However, you know that the day is Friday 25 July. Which of the following applies?
- It is 05:00 on a Tuesday morning. Are you allowed to park your car here?
- It is 14:30 on a Tuesday. Which option is true?
- Which alternative is true?
- You have stopped temporarily on a road at dusk. Which lights are you obligated to keep turned on?
- What is the maximum number of passenger seats allowed in a private car?
- Could it be acceptable to travel 9 people in a private car?
Category:
- Driving licence test: Vehicle
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- Driving licence test: Traffic safety
- Driving licence test: Traffic regulations
- Driving licence test: Individual circumstances
- Driving licence test: Road signs
