Estonian Driving Theory Mock Exam

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✔ 40 official-style questions

✔ 30-minute time limit

✔ Randomly selected from a 920-question database

✔ Only one correct answer per question

1 / 40

You are the driver of the red car. An emergency vehicle with flashing lights is approaching on the secondary road. What will you do?

I will do nothing.

I will significantly reduce my speed and give way to the emergency vehicle.

I will continue driving and will not give way to it.

2 / 40

Which action is correct?

I will yield to the bus and the car.

I will go through the intersection first.

3 / 40

What should you take into account if several deer are crossing the road in front of your vehicle?

Single animals may follow the herd.

Single animals never follow the herd.

4 / 40

Is it advisable to switch off the engine when stopping in front of a closed barrier?

Yes, it will reduce environmental pollution.

No.

5 / 40

Where is reversing prohibited?

On a high-speed motorway and in a tunnel.

At a controlled intersection.

6 / 40

What danger does this sign warn about?

Warns of an approaching slippery road section.

Longitudinal grooves on the road.

7 / 40

How will the braking distance change if the speed is doubled?

It will become twice as long.

It will become four times as long.

It will become three times as long.

8 / 40

What should you do if, on a road outside a populated area, a vehicle approaching from behind drives close to you and continuously flashes its headlights, signaling you to clear the lane?

I will significantly reduce my speed without changing lanes.

I will move to the right-hand lane as soon as possible.

I will lightly apply the brakes to signal the driver behind to increase the distance.

9 / 40

Is stopping allowed here?

No.

Yes.

10 / 40

In which case are these identification signs used?

If perishable goods are being transported.

If the width of the vehicle exceeds 2.55 m.

If it is a slow-moving vehicle.

11 / 40

What should a driver do when approaching a railway crossing?

In all cases, stop before the railway crossing.

Choose an appropriate speed that allows stopping if necessary.

12 / 40

What is the stopping distance of a vehicle?

The sum of the driver’s reaction distance and the braking distance.

A distance equal to the braking distance.

The sum of the driver’s reaction distance and the deceleration distance.

13 / 40

By what characteristics can a good driver be recognized?

They drive aggressively to prove their abilities.

They use every opportunity to overtake, to unsettle other road users, and to demonstrate their superiority.

They behave politely, drive calmly, and do not show a sense of superiority.

14 / 40

Which statement is correct if a vehicle is equipped with an anti-lock braking system (ABS)?

There is no need to press the brake pedal intermittently to prevent a side skid.

The ABS system does not operate at speeds above 90 km/h.

15 / 40

What is an intersection?

A place where vehicles exit onto the road from a parking area or a gas station.

An area formed by the crossing at the same level of roads with carriageways.

16 / 40

Must a vehicle combination with a light trailer, towed by a category B vehicle, be marked with the "Road Train" identification sign?

No.

Yes.

17 / 40

Who is prohibited from moving?

Pedestrians and cyclists are prohibited from moving.

Pedestrians, but only on the side of the road where it is installed.

18 / 40

Is it allowed to continue driving if the windshield wiper on the driver's side is not working during heavy rain?

Yes.

No.

19 / 40

What behavior can children display at a pedestrian crossing?

They always correctly judge the speed and distance of approaching vehicles and wait at the edge of the roadway.

They may run onto the pedestrian crossing without paying attention to vehicles.

20 / 40

What must you do after a traffic accident caused by a wild animal (e.g., a roe deer) if material damage has occurred?

Continue driving without stopping.

Inform the emergency center and act according to the instructions received.

21 / 40

What can damage the catalytic converter of a vehicle’s exhaust system?

Unsuccessful engine start.

Using unleaded fuel with an octane rating higher than specified.

22 / 40

What does this road marking inform the driver about?

A place where you must stop to let pedestrians pass.

Indicates a section of the road that requires special caution.

23 / 40

What consequences may result from driving at a high constant speed for a long period of time?

Your accurate perception of speed becomes impaired.

Your accurate perception of speed improves, especially when negotiating curves.

24 / 40

Is it permitted to continue straight in a lane where the "Lane Direction" sign shows a right-turn arrow?

No.

Yes.

25 / 40

Does reaction time affect the braking distance?

Yes.

No.

26 / 40

Is driving allowed in the direction indicated by the arrow?

No.

Yes.

27 / 40

What is the maximum permitted speed when towing?

50 km/h.

60 km/h.

40 km/h.

28 / 40

From what moment does a vehicle’s braking distance begin?

From the moment the driver suddenly and firmly presses the brake pedal.

From the moment a potential obstacle appears in the driver’s field of vision.

From the moment the brake pads touch the brake disc.

29 / 40

How should drivers who, when short on time, drive at speeds inappropriate for the road conditions and disregard speed limits be regarded?

When short on time, the driver is allowed to exceed the permitted speed limit.

Lack of time is not an excuse for driving in a manner that creates dangerous situations.

30 / 40

What obligations does the driver have when passing through such an intersection?

To yield the right of way to the vehicle approaching from the right.

I will go through the intersection first.

To yield the right of way to the vehicle approaching from the left.

31 / 40

Is it allowed to tow a vehicle without valid road insurance?

No.

Yes.

32 / 40

What dangerous situations may occur when driving with the high beams on?

You may dazzle oncoming road users, preventing them from noticing pedestrians on their side of the road in time.

There is no danger, as the high beams provide sufficient illumination.

33 / 40

What does this supplementary plate prohibit?

It prohibits driving with a smoking engine.

It prohibits parking with the engine running.

34 / 40

What should you do if there are intoxicated passengers in your car urging you to increase your speed?

Increase your speed, taking into account the passengers’ wishes.

Take all safety risks into account and do not give in to the passengers’ pressure or wishes.

35 / 40

To whom must the driver yield the right of way at an uncontrolled intersection of roads of equal importance?

To the vehicle approaching from the right.

To the vehicle approaching from the left.

To vehicles approaching both from the left and from the right.

36 / 40

Must a passenger car carrying only children display the "Children Group" identification sign required by the Traffic Regulations?

The identification sign is not required.

Yes, if there are 6 or more children.

37 / 40

Does environmental pollution depend on the quality and type of fuel used in the engine?

Yes.

No.

38 / 40

What is prohibited for the driver when driving on a two-way road with four or more lanes in total?

Using the second lane in a built-up area.

Driving in the oncoming lane.

39 / 40

In which direction is movement permitted?

Straight ahead, to the right, and back.

To the left.

40 / 40

Are you allowed to drive on the central reservation?

Yes, if it is related to stopping the vehicle.

Yes, if the surface of the central reservation is not damaged.

Yes, for vehicles servicing this area.

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