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

What should you take into account when driving behind an agricultural vehicle carrying a large load on a trailer?

Because of the large load, this vehicle has a very short braking distance.

The turn signal lights may be obscured by the load, making it difficult to see when the driver of that vehicle intends to turn.

2 / 40

What is the maximum permitted speed in a populated area if the speed limit has not been increased?

70 km/h.

50 km/h.

60 km/h.

3 / 40

Which sign indicates clutch slipping (incomplete engagement)?

When shifting gears, noise occurs.

When engine speed increases, the vehicle’s speed increases slowly.

4 / 40

On which illustration is the driver acting correctly?

On the left illustration.

On the right illustration.

5 / 40

What does this combination of a sign with a supplementary plate mean?

Ahead is a traffic jam approximately 500 meters long.

In 500 meters it is possible to encounter a traffic jam.

In 500 meters there will be a section of road where driving in three lanes is required.

6 / 40

The blue car is stopped on a bend with limited visibility. Is it safe for the driver of the yellow car to continue driving at 90 km/h?

No.

Yes.

7 / 40

What should you take into account when there is a cyclist and a pedestrian on the roadway and you are passing by them?

You may pass them at a safe distance and speed.

You must not overtake them if oncoming traffic prevents you from keeping a safe distance.

8 / 40

What should you keep in mind?

In any case, the pedestrians will wait until you pass.

Children may suddenly appear from behind vehicles on the roadway.

9 / 40

How should a driver pass a public transport vehicle standing at a stop?

Carefully, keeping a sufficient distance, since pedestrians may appear from in front of the bus and begin crossing the road.

Passing the bus is not permitted under any circumstances.

10 / 40

How should you act?

Begin braking in advance, thereby making it clear to the pedestrians that you are yielding to them.

Continue driving.

Stop only if the pedestrians continue crossing the road.

11 / 40

What should be taken into account when choosing your speed in heavy rain?

Visibility improves.

There is no need to adjust the speed.

The braking distance increases, and aquaplaning may occur.

12 / 40

Which vehicles are allowed to park if this plate is used together with the "Parking" sign?

Category D vehicles.

Category B vehicles with a trailer.

Category A vehicles.

13 / 40

What should be taken into account in this situation if a crosswind is blowing from the right?

Due to the strong crosswind, your vehicle may drift to the right.

When overtaking and passing the truck that shields you from the wind, your vehicle may drift to the right.

14 / 40

Is a robot required to have turn signals or direction indicator lights?

Yes.

No.

15 / 40

Who will compensate for the damage caused by a cyclist to a car?

Motor insurance.

The cyclist.

The driver’s insurer.

16 / 40

Is such a maneuver permitted?

Yes.

No.

17 / 40

Is it necessary to reduce speed gradually?

No, because it increases fuel consumption.

No, because it increases environmental pollution.

Yes, because it increases road safety.

18 / 40

What does it mean if the traffic controller at a railway crossing is standing with his back facing you?

You must stop before the railway crossing.

You may carefully cross the tracks.

This has no significance.

19 / 40

What is the safest following distance to maintain from the vehicle ahead in a built-up area on a dry road when driving at a speed of 50 km/h?

5 metres.

28 metres.

15 metres.

20 / 40

What is the approximate distance traveled during the driver’s reaction time of 1 second if the speed is 50 km/h?

40 m.

14 m.

21 / 40

Which action is correct?

I will yield to the bus and the car.

I will go through the intersection first.

22 / 40

What must be taken into account on the road section between these signs?

Driving with daytime running lights is permitted.

When stopping due to traffic delay, the engine must be switched off.

The speed must not exceed 30 km/h.

23 / 40

What does this sign require from the driver?

To stop after the sign at the edge of the intersecting roadway.

To stop before the sign.

To give way to a vehicle driving on the intersecting road.

24 / 40

Is a U-turn permitted?

No.

Yes.

25 / 40

When is it permitted to cross a solid white road marking line?

If the line marks the edge of the roadway.

If the line separates lanes moving in the same direction.

If the line separates traffic flows moving in opposite directions.

26 / 40

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

No.

Yes.

27 / 40

By how much may a load extend beyond the front or rear of a vehicle without requiring identification signs?

2 m.

1 m.

28 / 40

What should you do at this traffic light signal?

You should wait until the green arrow signal lights up, which will allow you to make a left turn without stopping.

It is permitted to make a left turn.

29 / 40

What is a median strip?

A barrier strip that separates the carriageways.

A landscaped strip that separates the sidewalk from the roadway.

Road markings on the roadway that separate traffic flows moving in opposite directions.

30 / 40

You became very upset just before the trip. Which statement is correct?

It is dangerous to start driving when you are agitated.

My anger will fade while driving.

31 / 40

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

32 / 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.

33 / 40

Where is it prohibited to stop?

Within 50 m after a railway crossing on the roadside.

On a tram track or at a distance of less than 1 m from it.

34 / 40

What property damage is compensated to the victim under the Road Traffic Act?

Damage resulting from the owner's inability to use the vehicle.

Damage resulting from the loss or destruction of an object.

35 / 40

Which action is correct?

I will yield to the bus.

I will cross the intersection first.

I will yield to the passenger car.

36 / 40

In which places can the effect of aquaplaning (sliding on a layer of water) most often occur?

In a worn wheel rut on the road.

On a newly constructed asphalt road.

37 / 40

What does this combination of a sign with a plate mean?

500 meters after the sign, further movement is prohibited.

No entry for all vehicles.

38 / 40

By what characteristics can a good driver be recognized?

They drive aggressively to prove their abilities.

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

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

39 / 40

Is the air conditioner turned on?

No.

Yes.

40 / 40

What does this sign mean?

It recommends the direction of travel at the next intersection after the sign.

It indicates the mandatory direction of travel at the next intersection after the sign.

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The official Estonian driving theory exam includes:

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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