Estonian Driving Theory Mock Exam

Traffic Tests

✔ 40 official-style questions

✔ 30-minute time limit

✔ Randomly selected from a 920-question database

✔ Only one correct answer per question

1 / 40

In which cases should you stop overtaking?

If the driver being overtaken significantly reduces their speed.

If the driver being overtaken suddenly increases speed.

2 / 40

On which side is the sign "Level crossing without a barrier" placed?

On the right.

On the left.

3 / 40

What are the differences between the identification sign "Oversized Load" when it extends at the front compared to when it extends at the rear?

On the sign placed on the load extending forward, the red stripes are reflective.

On the sign placed on the load extending to the rear, the red stripes are reflective, while if the load extends forward, the white stripes are reflective.

There are no differences.

4 / 40

What rules must be observed at the pedestrian crossing marked with this sign?

The maximum speed must not exceed 30 km/h.

Overtaking is prohibited.

5 / 40

Insufficient visibility is a temporary situation caused by weather conditions or other phenomena (fog, rain, snowfall, blizzard, twilight, smoke, dust, water or mud splashes, oncoming sun), when an object on the road cannot be distinguished from the background. At what distance?

Less than 300 meters.

Less than 700 meters.

Less than 500 meters.

6 / 40

How should you maintain sufficient visibility through the windshield?

When wet snow is falling, switch on the windshield wipers before other vehicles splash snow onto your windshield.

If the windows fog up from the inside, switch off the heater and the window-defogging fan, and slightly open a window.

7 / 40

At what speed are you allowed to continue driving?

No less than 30 km/h.

No more than 30 km/h.

8 / 40

What should be taken into account when turning from a well-lit road onto an unlit one?

The eyes have already fully adapted to the darkness during the turn.

The eyes adjust to darkness slowly, and it becomes more difficult to notice obstacles than before.

9 / 40

Where is parking prohibited?

Closer than 50 meters after a railway crossing on the shoulder.

Closer than 5 meters before the edge of the intersecting roadway.

Closer than 5 meters after a pedestrian crossing.

10 / 40

What should you do when approaching a railway crossing controlled by traffic lights and a barrier, and the red light starts flashing, but the barrier is still raised?

Stop before the traffic light.

Cross the railway tracks if no rail vehicles are yet in sight.

Continue driving while the barrier is still raised.

11 / 40

Is it allowed to stop in this place with this road marking?

Yes.

No.

12 / 40

What can cause a skid on a road curve?

Smooth acceleration when exiting the curve.

High speed on a wet road.

13 / 40

What does this road marking mean?

Indicates the boundary of the area at a public transport stop where it is safe to wait for a bus or trolleybus.

Indicates the boundary of the area where it is safe to wait for a taxi.

14 / 40

Which action is correct?

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

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.

15 / 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 significantly reduce my speed and give way to the emergency vehicle.

I will do nothing.

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

16 / 40

What does this combination of a sign with an additional information plate mean?

In 500 m, there is an intersection of roads with equal priority.

For 500 m from the sign, there is a zone of intersections of roads with equal priority.

17 / 40

You are approaching a railway crossing with the barrier open. What will you do?

I will drive at a moderate speed and make sure that no railway vehicle is approaching.

I will continue driving at the same speed, as in this case I always have the right of way.

18 / 40

Does this sign allow a right turn onto the roadway in front of which it is installed?

No.

Yes.

19 / 40

What is the recommended speed at the fork when driving along one of the branches of the road?

Up to 90 km/h.

Up to 50 km/h.

Up to 70 km/h.

20 / 40

You want to overtake a cyclist. Is a distance of 0.5 m between you sufficient in this case?

Yes, if your speed is 40 km/h.

No, because the cyclist may unexpectedly swerve.

Yes, because you gave a sound signal in advance.

21 / 40

Which document must a vehicle owner present to a police officer when driving in Estonia?

The vehicle registration certificate and a driver’s license.

A driver’s license or other identity documents.

22 / 40

What should a driver do when making a forced stop in a built-up area at night?

Turn on the low beam headlights to improve the visibility of the vehicle on the road.

Place a warning triangle on the road at a distance of no less than 25 meters from the vehicle and turn on the hazard warning lights.

23 / 40

Who is prohibited from moving?

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

Pedestrians and cyclists are prohibited from moving.

24 / 40

What is limited visibility?

A situation in which roadside structures or vegetation reduce visibility to the extent that driving at the permitted maximum speed becomes dangerous.

A situation in which, due to fog, an object on the road cannot be distinguished from the background at a distance greater than 300 meters.

25 / 40

What should you take into account when elderly people are crossing the roadway?

Elderly people always act according to traffic rules.

They often do not pay attention to vehicles and sometimes turn back halfway across the road.

26 / 40

What is a maneuver?

Straight-line driving in reverse.

Any maneuver around an obstacle.

Driving a vehicle in an adjacent lane.

27 / 40

Is the side rear-view mirror adjusted correctly?

No.

Yes.

28 / 40

Who has priority at an intersection of roads with equal status?

The driver approaching from the left.

The driver who has no other vehicle approaching from the right.

The driver who is turning right.

29 / 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.

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

Reduce speed and stop if necessary.

30 / 40

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

Taxis carrying passengers.

Mopeds and mini-mopeds.

Category B vehicles for making a turn.

31 / 40

What does this sign mean?

Steep slope ahead where the vehicle may overturn.

Warns of an approaching road section where a traffic accident has just occurred, causing traffic difficulties.

32 / 40

Where can it be highly expected that the road is dirty and skidding may occur?

At intersections with roads that pass through fields.

At urban intersections.

33 / 40

With which front lights is a motor vehicle allowed to drive at night (in good visibility) if an oncoming vehicle is at a distance where other drivers could be dazzled?

With low beam headlights and position lights.

With low beam headlights, fog lights, and position lights.

With high beam headlights and position lights.

34 / 40

In which case is a driver allowed to use the right-hand shoulder?

When making a U-turn, if it cannot be performed from the far left lane of the same direction.

When overtaking a vehicle moving in the same direction.

35 / 40

What is a safe speed when driving outside a populated area and heavy rain reduces visibility to 50 meters?

90 km/h.

70 km/h.

50 km/h.

36 / 40

What does it mean if the battery charging indicator light is on?

The alternator drive belt may be overtightened.

A malfunction in the alternator or the electrical wiring.

37 / 40

At which place, marked with a letter in the picture, must you stop if you need to give way?

38 / 40

How should a driver act in case of a forced stop during daylight hours when visibility is poor?

Place a warning triangle on the vehicle.

Turn on the hazard warning lights and place a warning triangle at a distance of no less than 50 meters in the direction of traffic if the vehicle is on the roadway.

39 / 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 temporary road sign.

Follow the requirements of the regular road sign.

40 / 40

What is the permitted speed when towing with a flexible coupling?

Appropriate to the traffic conditions within a built-up area, but not exceeding 70 km/h.

Appropriate to the traffic conditions outside a built-up area, but not exceeding 90 km/h.

Appropriate to the road conditions, but not exceeding 50 km/h.

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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 number of questions
Same time limit
Same multiple-choice logic

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