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

Where is parking prohibited?

In places where it obstructs other vehicles when entering or leaving a parking area.

On the shoulder, closer than 50 meters from a railway crossing.

2 / 40

Why should you maintain a significantly greater distance when driving on a wet road than when driving on a dry road?

The contact between the tires and the road surface improves.

The braking distance becomes shorter.

Water spray reduces visibility.

3 / 40

Does this sign prohibit overtaking for a category B vehicle?

No.

Yes.

4 / 40

Which action is correct?

I obey the red traffic light.

I obey the "Priority road" sign and drive through the intersection.

5 / 40

Which action is correct?

I make a left turn without stopping.

I enter the intersection, yield to the tram and the car, and then complete the turn.

I wait before the intersection, yield to oncoming traffic, and then make the turn.

6 / 40

Which vehicles are allowed to use this lane if it is separated by a solid line?

Category B vehicles for making a turn.

Mopeds and mini-mopeds.

Taxis carrying passengers.

7 / 40

Can unjustifiably slow driving be dangerous?

No, it helps prevent rear-end collisions.

Yes, because road users driving behind may begin to make dangerous overtaking maneuvers.

No, it helps make the flow of traffic smoother.

8 / 40

An intersection of two roads, one paved with asphalt and the other with cobblestones. Which road has priority?

The asphalt road is the main road.

Both roads are of equal priority, and the right-hand rule applies.

The cobblestone road is the main road.

9 / 40

Is the air conditioner turned on?

Yes.

No.

10 / 40

What is prohibited to tow?

A road train.

More than one motor vehicle.

A motorcycle with a sidecar.

11 / 40

You are approaching a railway crossing. Where should you stop in a traffic jam?

If there is no barrier, stop directly in front of the railway tracks.

If there is no barrier, stop no closer than 5 meters from the nearest rail.

12 / 40

How long must a person whose property has been damaged in a traffic accident keep the damaged property after notifying about the accident?

Up to 2 days.

Until the case has been reviewed by the insurer, or for up to 7 days.

13 / 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.

14 / 40

What does this sign mean?

The administrative boundary of a built-up area.

The place from which the traffic regulations established for built-up areas apply.

A protected historical monument site.

15 / 40

Which action of the driver is correct near a tram stop?

Continue driving, since pedestrians are obliged not to obstruct the approaching vehicle.

In this situation, you may drive at the maximum permitted speed.

You may carefully continue driving if you do not interfere with pedestrians and if the danger is excluded.

16 / 40

Which action is correct?

I will yield to the truck.

I will yield to the passenger car.

17 / 40

Where should you wait if the barrier is closed at a railway crossing within a built-up area?

In front of the warning sign "Railway crossing with a barrier".

In front of the barrier.

18 / 40

Which motorcyclist is giving the correct stop signal?

19 / 40

Is it safe, when driving at night at 90 km/h, to continue at the same speed after switching from high beam to low beam?

No.

Yes.

20 / 40

What must be taken into account when overtaking?

When overtaking a passenger car, the lateral clearance is always greater than when overtaking a cyclist.

It is necessary to maintain a sufficient lateral clearance, especially from cyclists and moped riders.

21 / 40

What is correct in this situation?

I keep driving without paying attention to others, since I have the right of way.

Cars moving in the opposite direction may, with caution, pass by the bus.

22 / 40

What should you do?

You don’t need to pay attention to the children, since they are on the sidewalk.

You should carefully watch the children and continue driving cautiously.

23 / 40

When is it allowed to use front fog lights while driving?

In conditions of poor visibility.

At night on an unlit road, together with low or high beam headlights.

24 / 40

When are you allowed to stop on a bus lane?

For loading goods.

For picking up and dropping off passengers.

For picking up and dropping off passengers, and for loading goods.

25 / 40

Where is parking prohibited?

On a main road within a built-up area.

In areas with a single traffic lane located next to a lane designated only for left turns or U-turns.

26 / 40

What does this identification sign mean?

A load projecting more than 1 meter beyond the sides of the vehicle.

A load projecting more than 1 meter beyond the rear of the vehicle.

27 / 40

Does the "Roundabout" sign require you to give way?

Yes.

No.

Only to those who have completed a full circle.

28 / 40

Do the terms “traffic lane” and “driving lane” have the same meaning?

No, they do not.

Yes, they do.

29 / 40

Where is stopping permitted outside a built-up area?

On the carriageway, if it is possible to stop on the shoulder.

On the right shoulder.

In the median opening.

30 / 40

Which vehicles does this sign apply to?

Category B vehicles.

Category C vehicles.

31 / 40

You want to transport items secured on the roof of a passenger car. May the actual weight of the vehicle exceed its registered weight?

It may exceed if you are the only person in the car.

No, it may not.

It may exceed it.

32 / 40

What traffic rules apply between these signs?

Driving with daytime running lights is required.

Reversing and U-turns are prohibited.

A maximum speed of 30 km/h.

33 / 40

Which of the signs indicates a mandatory direction of travel?

Sign C.

Sign B.

Sign A.

34 / 40

Which action is correct?

I am waiting before the intersection for all other vehicles to pass and will go through the intersection without stopping.

I will go through the intersection first.

I am entering the break in the median strip to give way to the oncoming vehicle.

35 / 40

Which action is correct?

I will yield to the oncoming moped rider and cross the intersection second.

I will pass the intersection first.

I will yield to the approaching cyclist on the right and to the oncoming moped rider.

36 / 40

Which braking method is suitable for use on a moderately slippery road if the vehicle’s anti-lock braking system is not working?

Intermittent pressing of the brake pedal.

Braking with full wheel lock.

37 / 40

Which action is correct?

I will go through the intersection first.

I will yield to the tractor and the tram.

I will yield to the tram and pass before the tractor.

38 / 40

Which vehicles are allowed to proceed?

Bicycles only.

Bicycles, electric scooters, mopeds, and mini-mopeds.

Motorcycles.

39 / 40

Which action is correct?

I overtake the car on the shoulder.

I start overtaking on the left.

40 / 40

What should you follow if the requirements of a regular road sign and a temporary road sign contradict each other?

Follow the requirements of the regular road sign.

Follow the requirements of the temporary road sign.

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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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Same time limit
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Foreign residents in Estonia
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