Theory exam

If you hit a pedestrian, what difference does it make if you were driving 30 km/h rather than 50 km/h?

  • Correct: There is a much greater chance of the person surviving.
  • Incorrect: It makes no difference.
  • Incorrect: It only increases the chance marginally of the person surviving.

A pedestrian “has an 80 per cent risk of being killed when hit by a car driving at 50 km/h, while the risk of being killed is only 10 per cent if the speed is 30 km/h.” (Swedish Traffic Administration)


Körkortonline.se offers driving licence theory tests in English. This is an example of an explanation of a test question.

More examples of explanations:

Category:

Driving licence test – free demo


Full access, 1000 questions

Driving licence questions – practice theory tests online
  • All 1000 practice questions in English with explanations.
  • Unlimited tests during your access period.
  • Statistics + AI analysis that gives you deeper insight into what you need to improve.

You also unlock guides built on our unique data – several million practice tests over some 20 years:

Get started – choose your access period:

One-time payment – does not renew automatically

Swish, Visa, Mastercard