Estonian Driving Theory Mock Exam

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✔ 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 case is it permitted to drive in the left lane outside a populated area, if the road in the same direction has two lanes?

When overtaking the vehicle ahead.

Always, if driving at the maximum permitted speed, even when the right lane is free.

2 / 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?

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.

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

3 / 40

What must be taken into account in the area of this sign?

Weather and road conditions.

It is necessary to drive at the specified speed.

4 / 40

How should the driver give a warning signal if the rear position lights are not working?

By using the hazard warning lights, or if they are not working, by placing a warning triangle.

By using the rear fog lights.

5 / 40

What must be done when driving through an uncontrolled pedestrian crossing marked in this way?

You must be especially careful, as this pedestrian crossing is often used by blind people.

Changing lanes is not allowed.

6 / 40

In which of the following cases is the overtaking distance longer, if the overtaking vehicle’s speed is 90 km/h and the overtaken vehicle’s speed is 70 km/h?

If a passenger car overtakes a truck with a trailer.

If a passenger car overtakes another passenger car.

7 / 40

In which areas of a high-speed motorway should you be especially cautious of strong crosswinds?

When driving out of a forest onto an open plain.

Between noise barriers.

8 / 40

Who may be held liable for using a vehicle without a motor insurance contract?

The driver of the vehicle.

The owner of the vehicle.

9 / 40

Where is parking prohibited?

On the roadside closer than 50 meters from a railway crossing.

On acceleration and deceleration lanes.

10 / 40

What increases the braking distance?

Driving uphill.

A wet or slippery roadway.

11 / 40

What should be taken into account near bus stops?

Pedestrians never cross the roadway in front of a bus.

Pedestrians may run across the roadway from left to right to catch the bus.

12 / 40

At what minimum distance must a vehicle’s registration plate be readable in daylight?

80 metres.

60 metres.

40 metres.

13 / 40

What is prohibited in a tunnel?

Stopping and parking outside designated areas.

Driving at a speed greater than 50 km/h.

14 / 40

What should you pay particular attention to at intersections within built-up areas and at exits from roadside areas?

The roads you are crossing may have priority for other road users, even if these roads are narrower and have no buildings along them.

The "right-hand rule" applies at all intersections and exits onto roads without exception.

A wider road is always the main road.

15 / 40

When is it necessary to turn on the direction indicators?

For a vehicle leaving a parking lot.

Right before the intersection.

Before entering a parking lot.

16 / 40

In which direction is driving allowed?

In the direction of arrow C.

In the direction of arrow B.

In the direction of arrows A and C.

17 / 40

What should you do when driving on a priority road if a car approaching from a side road does not intend to stop?

I reduce my speed and give up my right of way at the intersection.

I sound the horn and try to pass through the intersection before the car.

18 / 40

What should a driver take into account when, during heavy rain at night, a large number of vehicles are approaching on a busy road?

Light reflected from the wet asphalt may cause glare.

Using high beam headlights can help avoid many factors that reduce visibility.

19 / 40

Can an intersection contain more than one crossing of roadways?

No.

Yes.

20 / 40

Does the anti-lock braking system (ABS) protect the driver from the danger caused by driving with an insufficient following distance?

Yes.

No.

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

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

100 km/h.

90 km/h.

23 / 40

What should you do if, during the daytime, a wall of fog suddenly appears in front of you?

Turn on the high beam headlights.

You should turn on only the parking lights.

You should immediately adjust your speed to the visibility conditions.

24 / 40

Does this sign prohibit overtaking for a category B vehicle?

Yes.

No.

25 / 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?

Yes.

No.

26 / 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 it.

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

No, it may not.

27 / 40

What should you take into account if several deer are crossing the road in front of your vehicle?

Single animals never follow the herd.

Single animals may follow the herd.

28 / 40

A bus has stopped in front of an uncontrolled pedestrian crossing. How should the driver of the red car act?

Must stop.

Must stop if pedestrians are put in danger.

No need to stop if there is no danger to pedestrians.

29 / 40

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

On a railway crossing.

At a location where a left turn is permitted.

At a location with limited visibility.

30 / 40

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

On the left.

On the right.

31 / 40

Does loud music inside the vehicle prevent the driver from hearing the siren of an emergency vehicle?

No.

Yes.

32 / 40

What does this sign mean?

Requires driving at a speed higher than the one shown on the sign.

Indicates the maximum recommended speed under favorable weather and road conditions.

33 / 40

What should you pay attention to regarding the lighting equipment of your vehicle?

Headlight lenses may have a crack of up to 3 cm.

The lighting devices must be clean.

34 / 40

While driving, an indicator light came on the dashboard. What does this mean?

The low beam headlights are on.

The rear fog lights are on.

The front fog lights are on.

35 / 40

In which direction, indicated by the arrow, is driving permitted outside built-up areas?

In the direction of arrow A.

In the direction of arrow B.

In the direction of arrow C, if there is a vehicle moving on my right.

36 / 40

Are category B vehicles allowed to enter a green area without the landowner’s permission?

No.

Yes.

37 / 40

You are a motorcyclist. Which direction are you allowed to continue driving?

Straight ahead and right.

Straight ahead only.

38 / 40

What does this indicator on the instrument panel mean?

Excessively worn tires.

Tire pressure is below the normal level.

39 / 40

What should you do if, on a road outside a populated area, a vehicle approaching from behind drives close to you and continuously flashes its headlights, signaling you to clear the lane?

I will move to the right-hand lane as soon as possible.

I will significantly reduce my speed without changing lanes.

I will lightly apply the brakes to signal the driver behind to increase the distance.

40 / 40

Does this sign allow motor vehicles to drive on this road?

No.

Yes.

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