Driving theory questions

The options are not shown, since this is one of the 1000 paid questions.
Buy all 1000 questions now

“A driver may only turn at a junction if this can be performed without causing a hazard or an unnecessary obstruction to others travelling in the same direction. Special attention must be given to the traffic behind.” (Road Traffic Ordinance)

The question states that you do not have time to prepare in the way you normally would (e.g. reducing your speed).

Run-through of the alternative answers:

• I may only execute the turn if it in no way affects the traffic behind me.
  – Wrong. You may affect the traffic behind you as long as this does not cause a hazard or an unnecessary obstruction. If drivers behind you must reduce their speed a little, this does not count as a hazard or unnecessary obstruction.
  
  
• I may only execute the turn if it does not cause a hazard or an unnecessary obstruction for the traffic behind me.
  – Correct. See the quote from the Road Traffic Ordinance above.
  
  
• I may always execute the turn, as long as I use my indicators to signal my intention.
  – Wrong. It is not sufficient to start to indicate just a few metres before a junction at such high speed. The Road Traffic Ordinance states that: “Signals shall be given in good time before the intended manoeuvre is executed”.
  
  
• I may always execute the turn, because it is a right-turn.
  – Wrong. See the quote from the Road Traffic Ordinance above. Left turns are usually mentioned as being dangerous, but a right turn may also be dangerous if you have to brake hard and only use your indicators in the final seconds.

This is an example of one of the driving theory questions at Körtkortonline.se (also in theory tests in Arabic).

There is also a driving licence book online (2024).

More examples of theory questions:

• Which statement is true if you continue driving forwards when the video ends?
• If you are driving at 100 km/h and increase your speed to 110 km/h, how much time do you gain per 10 km?
• 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?
• At the start of the video, you are driving on a road where the speed limit is 70 km/h. The time is 19.00 on a weekday. How should you think when you pass the 50 km/h signs?
• Which statement is true regarding the cyclist when the centre line is continuous?
• Do special rules apply when you are being overtaken?
• You intend to continue driving straight ahead. Which statement is true at the coming junction?
• What is a crawler lane?
• Which of the following traffic situations is generally considered most hazardous?
• You are looking for a parking space and are driving at around 7 km/h for much of the video. A queue of cars is forming behind you. Which statement is true?
• When the video begins, you are indicating to turn left and are planning to turn off towards Flodafors. There is a truck behind you. How should you think in this situation?
• Are you obliged to give way to road-users who are already on, or are about to enter, the bicycle crossing?
• Is it permitted to overtake a cyclist just before a railway crossing that has no gates?
• The time is 13.00 on an ordinary Thursday. Are you permitted to park your car (a regular car) here?
• Is it permitted to move a dead animal from the carriageway after a wildlife accident?
• Do you have to report a collision with a deer to the Police?
• You are driving on a road where the maximum permitted speed is 50 km/h and you are forced by a technical fault to park you car on the carriageway. Do you need to put out a warning triangle?
• Are U-turns always prohibited on priority roads?

Category:

• Driving theory questions: Vehicle
• Driving theory questions: Environment
• Driving theory questions: Traffic safety
• Driving theory questions: Traffic regulations
• Driving theory questions: Individual circumstances
• Driving theory questions: Road signs

Examples from the account you can buy

Start page when signed in

Ongoing theory test

Search explanation

Your personal statistics