Driving theory questions
You know from experience that you are in the lane that is most appropriate, with regard to your continued travel. Which statement is true?
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Normally on motorways, you must use the lane that is furthest to the right. There is, however, one exception:
“On a road where the maximum permitted speed is 70 kilometres per hour or less, and the carriageway has at least two lanes for traffic travelling in the same direction as stated by road markings, a driver may use the lane that is most appropriate with consideration to the onward travel.” (Road Traffic Ordinance)
At the beginning of the video, you can see that the speed limit is 70 km/h. You may therefore remain in your current lane.
What if the speed limit was 110 km/h?
– In that case, you would be forced to change to lane C, even though you think B is the most appropriate. You do not need to change to lane D, because that lane leads to an exit.
This is an example of one of the driving theory questions at Körtkortonline.se.
There is also a driving licence book online (2026).
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- When you are really close to the coming junction, you realise that you intend to turn right. You do not have enough time to prepare the turn as you normally would. Which statement is true?
- Which statement is true if you continue driving forwards when the video ends?
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- At the start of the video, you are driving on a priority road. Which statement applies at the coming junction?
- What is a flying overtake?
- Which type of overtaking manoeuvre is generally preferred?
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- Do special rules apply when you are being overtaken?
- You intend to continue driving straight ahead. Which statement is true at the coming junction?
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