Estonian Driving Theory Mock Exam

✔ 40 official-style questions

✔ 30-minute time limit

✔ Randomly selected from a 920-question database

✔ Only one correct answer per question

1 / 40

May I approach the vehicle ahead from the left side in order to turn right afterward?

Yes.

No.

2 / 40

What requirements apply at an uncontrolled pedestrian crossing marked in this way?

You must be very attentive, as the pedestrian crossing is frequently used by blind pedestrians.

It is prohibited to change lanes.

3 / 40

What can cause a skid on a road curve?

High speed on a wet road.

Smooth acceleration when exiting the curve.

4 / 40

What should a driver do in case of being blinded by glare?

Keep as far as possible to the right edge of the road.

Focus on observing the right side of the roadway.

5 / 40

How can environmental pollution caused by tire wear be reduced?

Drive with winter tires in summer.

By constantly braking and accelerating.

Maintain tire pressure according to the vehicle’s operating manual.

6 / 40

Is it permitted within a populated area to park a vehicle partially on a sidewalk with a width of 1.5 m if there are no traffic control devices indicating the parking method?

Not permitted.

Permitted if it is a category B vehicle without a trailer and less than 6 m in length.

7 / 40

What is the correct action to take when your vehicle starts to skid sideways?

Choose a winding (zigzag) path of travel.

Gradually reduce your speed.

Increase your speed.

8 / 40

What does this sign mean?

Uncontrolled pedestrian crossing ahead.

Warns of an approaching road section where pedestrians move along the roadway.

Controlled pedestrian crossing ahead.

9 / 40

Which of the following actions are part of a driver's duties if there are injured persons in a road traffic accident?

Report the incident to the emergency center if the people involved in the accident themselves request a medical check-up.

Clear the roadway as quickly as possible.

10 / 40

What accompanies rapid acceleration?

Increased noise level and accelerated tire wear.

Reduced fuel consumption.

11 / 40

Where is a U-turn permitted on a two-way road?

At a place with limited visibility.

At a railway crossing.

At a place where a left turn is permitted.

12 / 40

In which case must there be a driver behind the wheel of a towed motor vehicle?

If the vehicle is being towed with partial loading.

If the vehicle is being towed using a flexible tow rope.

If the rigid tow bar allows the towed vehicle to be steered.

13 / 40

Is a category D vehicle allowed to drive within a populated area in any of the three marked lanes going in the same direction?

Yes.

No.

14 / 40

What should a driver know about an acceleration lane marked on the roadway?

A driver entering the road from an acceleration lane has the right of way.

When entering an acceleration lane, the driver should use this lane and, while merging into traffic, yield to other vehicles.

15 / 40

What is the maximum speed permitted for a driver with an initial or restricted license?

90 km/h.

100 km/h.

16 / 40

Which vehicle is allowed to be overtaken in the area of this sign?

A truck moving at a speed of 50 km/h.

A single vehicle moving at no more than 30 km/h.

17 / 40

Must the driver reduce speed when switching from high beam to low beam because of an oncoming vehicle?

No.

Yes, because the driving speed must correspond to the new visibility conditions.

18 / 40

What is the safest place in a car’s interior for a laptop?

On the floor behind the driver’s seat.

On the shelf in front of the rear window.

On the front seat next to the driver.

19 / 40

When should the engine oil level be checked with the dipstick?

When the engine is running.

Before starting the engine.

20 / 40

How should a vehicle driven by a driver with a provisional or limited driving license be marked?

An identifying "Beginner Driver" sign must be displayed on the front and rear of the vehicle.

A speed limit sign of up to 70 km/h must be displayed on the vehicle.

21 / 40

In which places is a U-turn prohibited?

At pedestrian crossings and in places with limited visibility.

At an intersection.

22 / 40

What should you do if a pedestrian with a white cane is about to cross the road in front of you?

Only sound the horn and continue driving without changing speed.

Reduce speed and stop if necessary.

Continue driving, as blind pedestrians should not cross the roadway without assistance.

23 / 40

Is a motorcycle allowed to enter the area of this sign?

Yes.

No.

24 / 40

What is prohibited on a motorway?

To drive in reverse.

To drive a motor vehicle with a manufacturer’s maximum speed of less than 50 km/h.

The movement of road trains.

25 / 40

Which button turns on the front window heater?

26 / 40

What must a driver do before leaving the vehicle?

Before opening the door, it is necessary to check the right rear-view mirror.

Prevent the vehicle from moving on its own and from being used without authorization.

27 / 40

What should you do when you approach a railway crossing and the barrier starts to close?

Stop before the crossing.

Increase your speed and drive through.

28 / 40

What is the safest way to drive through a sharp turn?

Brake while in the turn.

Go through the turn in neutral gear (freewheeling).

Reduce speed before the turn.

29 / 40

On which illustration is the driver acting correctly?

On the right illustration.

On the left illustration.

30 / 40

What should you do if, while driving, your friend gives you directions to your destination over the phone?

If traffic is not heavy, you may receive instructions while driving.

Park the car and listen to the instructions.

31 / 40

Must the driver and passengers wear seat belts on an ice road?

It is not mandatory to wear seat belts.

Wearing seat belts is not allowed.

Yes, they must wear seat belts.

32 / 40

Who has priority at an intersection of roads with equal status when a tram is present?

The driver of the non-rail vehicle.

The tram.

33 / 40

What should you do if the green traffic light in front of you starts flashing while you are driving?

Increase your speed so as not to endanger other road users.

Reduce your speed to avoid entering the intersection on a yellow signal.

34 / 40

Which action is correct?

Give way to the cyclist.

Proceed before the cyclist in the direction of the illuminated arrow on the additional traffic light section.

35 / 40

Before reaching what should you complete overtaking when driving outside a built-up area and overtaking a passenger car?

Before the broken line separating opposite directions of traffic.

Before the solid line separating opposite directions of traffic.

36 / 40

Is it permitted to use a vehicle horn with different tones?

No, it is not permitted.

Yes, it is permitted.

37 / 40

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

I will go through the intersection first.

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

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

38 / 40

Is a category B vehicle permitted to enter the area of this sign?

No.

Yes.

39 / 40

What should you do if you stop to let a passenger out on the right side of the vehicle, where there is a combined bicycle and pedestrian path?

Make sure that no cyclists are approaching, and only then allow the passenger to open the door.

Watch the traffic through the left side mirror and allow the passenger to exit as quickly as possible.

It is not necessary to pay attention to pedestrians.

40 / 40

Why can overtaking be dangerous even on a straight section of road with good visibility?

Because the speed of oncoming vehicles is perceived to be higher than it actually is.

Because the speed of oncoming vehicles is perceived to be lower than it actually is.

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40 multiple-choice questions
30-minute time limit
One correct answer per question
Topics covering traffic rules, road signs, priority rules, and road safety

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