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 be taken into account?

Slippery roadway.

The bus driver will definitely look in the mirror before changing to the left lane.

2 / 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.

3 / 40

Where is stopping prohibited?

On a pedestrian crossing or closer than 5 meters before it.

On top of manhole covers.

Directly after a pedestrian crossing on the same side of the road.

4 / 40

Can unjustifiably slow driving be dangerous?

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

No, it helps prevent rear-end collisions.

No, it helps make the flow of traffic smoother.

5 / 40

How does a driver ensure safety at the beginning of an overtaking maneuver?

Makes sure it is safe, turns on the turn signal, and then begins overtaking.

Signals a turn and begins overtaking.

6 / 40

What requirements apply to drivers when driving in a residential area?

When in close proximity to a pedestrian, driving is allowed only at the pedestrian’s walking speed.

In the absence of pedestrians, driving at speeds up to 30 km/h is permitted.

7 / 40

When is it prohibited to open or keep the doors of a stationary vehicle open?

There are no restrictions on opening doors on the side facing the sidewalk.

When it obstructs other road users or creates a danger.

8 / 40

Are passengers allowed to stay in a towed car?

No.

Yes, if a qualified driver is behind the wheel and the vehicle is not partially loaded onto the tow truck.

9 / 40

Who is responsible for ensuring that a vehicle used in road traffic is in a safe condition?

The driver.

The company that provides road traffic insurance.

10 / 40

Is it permitted to enter an intersection if congestion is present in the intended direction of travel?

No.

Yes, if it is possible to drive on the sidewalk.

Yes, if the driver is in a hurry.

11 / 40

How does the braking distance change when it starts to rain?

It decreases.

It increases.

It does not change.

12 / 40

You are the driver of the red car. What action is correct in this situation?

I will cross the intersection first.

I give way to the oncoming vehicle.

13 / 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.

15 metres.

28 metres.

14 / 40

In which direction is it allowed to drive?

Straight ahead.

To the left, into the courtyard.

U-turn.

15 / 40

Who must give a turn signal?

Only the oncoming driver of the vehicle.

Both drivers.

16 / 40

In which case is it not permitted to enter an intersection, even when the traffic light shows a green signal?

If there is a traffic jam that would force the driver to stop in a way that obstructs other vehicles.

If you must stop while turning left to give way to oncoming traffic.

17 / 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, fog lights, and position lights.

With low beam headlights and position lights.

With high beam headlights and position lights.

18 / 40

Where should you take into account the possibility of road surface icing (black ice)?

On a road that has just been sanded.

On bridges and on roads passing through forests.

19 / 40

Why should you immediately increase the following distance when it starts to rain?

The brakes respond faster.

A slippery layer may form on the road, increasing the braking distance.

20 / 40

What time interval should be kept between vehicles when driving in a convoy outside a populated area under normal conditions?

At least 3 seconds.

At least 2 seconds.

21 / 40

What is a driver required to do if there are injured persons in a traffic accident?

Clear the roadway as quickly as possible.

Immediately report the accident to the emergency services and act according to their instructions.

22 / 40

Which action is correct?

I can turn right only when the traffic light shows a green signal.

When the traffic light is red, I am not allowed to turn right.

I make a right turn in compliance with the "Give Way" sign.

23 / 40

Is it permitted to overtake on the right a car driving in the left lane on the highway?

Yes.

No.

24 / 40

How should you act if a vehicle overtaking you, after pulling alongside, does not stop overtaking despite oncoming traffic?

Continue driving without changing your speed.

Without changing direction, increase your speed.

Reduce your speed and keep as far to the right as possible.

25 / 40

Is overtaking allowed in a vehicle of category D?

Yes.

No.

26 / 40

You were reversing using the rear-view camera, and the red line is next to the wall. What is the distance to the wall?

Approximately 1.0 m.

Approximately 0.5 m.

Approximately 0.2 m.

27 / 40

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

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.

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

28 / 40

Do warning signals give the driver any right of way?

Yes.

No.

29 / 40

What should be taken into account if the driver of the truck ahead begins to turn right onto a narrow street?

He will significantly reduce his speed.

Before turning, he will move to the right.

30 / 40

Which action is correct?

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

I will go through the intersection first.

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

31 / 40

What must a driver do when passing a tram stop where passengers are boarding or alighting from the tram?

Stop if further movement would obstruct pedestrians or create a danger for them.

Sound a warning signal and you may continue driving.

32 / 40

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

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

Elderly people always act according to traffic rules.

33 / 40

Why should you drive with special caution on this street?

Due to the slippery road, it is safer to drive on the tram tracks.

Slippery road surface.

34 / 40

If a traffic light with circular signals shows green, in which direction is driving permitted?

Only straight ahead.

In all permitted directions.

35 / 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.

36 / 40

Which indicator light shows a malfunction in the power steering system?

37 / 40

What should you do if the engine oil pressure warning light comes on and does not go out?

If no knocking sound is heard in the engine, you may continue driving.

Stop and check the engine oil level after switching off the ignition.

38 / 40

What should you do if a wild animal suddenly appears in front of your vehicle while driving with high beam headlights on?

Slow down.

Continue driving at the same speed with the high beam headlights on.

Switch to parking lights.

39 / 40

You are driving at night with the high beams on. When should you switch from high beams to low beams?

When an oncoming vehicle is at such a distance that your high beams could dazzle its driver.

When approaching pedestrians walking in the same direction as you.

40 / 40

What should you do when approaching an intersection marked with this sign?

Choose a speed that allows you to give way to a driver approaching or coming from the right.

It is necessary to always stop before the intersection.

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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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