Driving theory questions
You have just parked here at 19.12 on a Friday. For how long may you remain parked without having to pay a fee?
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You have already missed the end of Friday’s payable period by 12 minutes. The next time you will need to pay a fee is 11.00 on Saturday.
This is an example of one of the driving theory questions at Körtkortonline.se.
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More examples of theory questions:
- Which statement is true with regard to your obligation to give way to road-users on the priority road?
- You intend to turn right at the junction. How should you think if there is a cyclist at point A who intends to continue to point B?
- You intend to leave the parking area. Which statement is true?
- Which body part can suffer from a whiplash injury during a collision?
- What is the function of a belt tensioner?
- When does the airbag trigger?
- Which statement is true at the moment when the video ends?
- Which statement is true in this situation?
- You hire a car in January and there are winter road conditions. The tyres are winter tyres. The front tyre tread depth is 2 mm and the back tyre tread depth is 5 mm. Which option is true?
- What factor should primarily determine the type of safety device to be used for a child aged 4?
- What does this road sign mean?
- You triple your speed. How does this affect your braking distance?
- How do you calculate your stopping distance?
- The time is 06.23 on a Tuesday. Is parking prohibited here, according to these road signs?
- What is understeering?
- What is oversteering?
- Where should the best tyres be placed, from a traffic safety perspective?
- You are driving on a road with a solid line and see an abandoned car further down on your side of the road. How should you act?
- What type of drive system generally has the best properties for poor road conditions?
- Is it suitable to put the car in gear when you have parked and intend to leave the car?
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