Driving licence test
Which signs indicate the direction to be followed?
Mnemonic rule:
- Diagonal (twisted/slanting) arrows = pass on this side (the arrow indicates the correct lane).
- Horizontal/Vertical (straight) arrows = direction to be followed (the arrow indicates a direction).
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:
- When driving in winter conditions, do you have to have studded tyres on the trailer if you have studded tyres on your car?
- You intend to continue straight ahead. Do you have an obligation to give way to the car that is reversing?
- When is it prohibited to use studded tyres, if winter road conditions are not prevailing?
- You intend to continue straight ahead. Are you permitted to pass the buses?
- Is there reason to suspect that something is wrong if the brake pedal depresses slowly when pressed hard?
- Can the way you drive influence your fuel consumption?
- Why should you remove a roof box when not using it?
- Which alternative is generally preferred?
- The time is 14.00 on a Saturday. You are not a resident. Are you permitted to park here until 08.00 on Monday?
- You intend to travel in the same direction as the moped. Which statement is true at the moment the video ends?
- You are driving on a motorway. Which statement is true, with regard to the white car that is driving in the acceleration lane?
- Is it permitted to drive very slowly with no reason?
- You do not have a parking permit. Are you permitted to park here?
- There are no vehicles behind you. Are you permitted to remain in the left-hand lane and overtake the second lorry?
- Do you have an obligation to give way to vehicles coming from the right?
- Could there be intersecting traffic on the same level further ahead on this road?
- What is the most difficult thing to estimate during an overtaking?
- Are there special regulations for different types of processions, such as a group of children with a leader?
- If you hit a pedestrian, what difference does it make if you were driving 30 km/h rather than 50 km/h?
- Which statement is true at this junction?
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
