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

In addition to lowering the cabin temperature, what else does the car’s air conditioning system do?

It increases humidity in the cabin.

It helps remove moisture from the cabin.

2 / 40

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

The braking distance becomes shorter.

Water spray reduces visibility.

The contact between the tires and the road surface improves.

3 / 40

What should the driver of car A do?

Change to the right lane to give way to an emergency vehicle.

Stop.

4 / 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.

5 / 40

What is prohibited in a tunnel?

Stopping and parking outside designated areas.

Driving at a speed greater than 50 km/h.

6 / 40

There is a road maintenance vehicle ahead of you, moving at a speed of 5–10 km/h with yellow flashing lights. Are you allowed to overtake it if doing so requires crossing a solid white line?

No.

Yes, if you do not interfere with other road users.

7 / 40

What are my obligations when passing through the intersection?

When leaving the intersection of roadways, you may drive in the opposite direction.

Give way to the vehicle approaching from the right.

8 / 40

What should you do if there is a risk of being blinded by glare?

Reduce speed and focus on the right edge of the roadway while squinting your eyes.

Increase speed to exit the beam of light more quickly.

9 / 40

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

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.

Place a warning triangle on the vehicle.

10 / 40

How should sharp road bends be driven through?

Speed should be reduced only at the end of the turn.

Reduce your speed before entering the turn.

11 / 40

What should a driver know about an acceleration lane marked on the roadway?

A driver entering the road from an acceleration lane has the right of way.

When entering an acceleration lane, the driver should use this lane and, while merging into traffic, yield to other vehicles.

12 / 40

Is the driver of a truck allowed to turn right?

No.

Yes.

13 / 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.

14 / 40

Can I continue driving at a speed of 50 km/h?

Yes, I can.

No, I can’t.

15 / 40

What should you do?

Continue driving, since no more than two pedestrians want to cross the road.

Stop to allow pedestrians to cross the roadway.

Continue driving, since the pedestrians are on the roadway of the oncoming lane and are not in any danger.

16 / 40

To which vehicle must the driver give way?

To a vehicle with flashing blue and red lights and a special sound signal.

To a vehicle with a flashing blue light.

In both of the above cases.

17 / 40

What does this road marking mean?

Intersection of roads with equal priority.

Controlled intersection.

18 / 40

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

19 / 40

What is considered a road traffic accident?

An incident that occurs as a result of a vehicle moving on the road, causing injuries or fatalities.

An incident in which a pedestrian injures themselves by colliding with a stationary vehicle on the road.

20 / 40

Which tires may be used on a category B vehicle?

With a tread depth of 1 mm.

With a tread depth of at least 2 mm for winter tires.

With a tread depth of at least 1.6 mm for summer tires and at least 3 mm for winter tires.

21 / 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.

22 / 40

What helps prevent fatigue during long trips?

Physical exercises during rest breaks.

Timely and sufficient rest breaks.

Coffee that can be drunk instead of taking a rest break.

23 / 40

What does this identification sign mean?

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

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

24 / 40

Is the side rear-view mirror adjusted correctly?

Yes.

No.

25 / 40

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

100 km/h.

90 km/h.

26 / 40

What is prohibited to tow?

A road train.

More than one motor vehicle.

A motorcycle with a sidecar.

27 / 40

You want to pull out from a row of parked cars to merge into traffic. A truck is parked behind you. How do you assess this situation?

It is not dangerous to pull out and merge into traffic.

Due to limited visibility, approaching vehicles may be noticed too late.

28 / 40

What is the braking distance of a vehicle?

The distance equal to the deceleration distance.

The distance a vehicle travels from the moment the braking system is activated until it comes to a complete stop.

The sum of the driver’s reaction distance and the deceleration distance.

29 / 40

Which action is correct?

A stop is not required if there are no vehicles on the intersecting road. I will yield to the car approaching from the opposite direction.

I will stop before the stop line and, before turning left, yield to the oncoming car.

After stopping before the stop line, I will go through the intersection before the car.

30 / 40

Which action is correct?

I will yield to the passenger car.

I will yield to the bus.

I will cross the intersection first.

31 / 40

When should brakes be used with caution?

Always — it is acceptable to press the brake pedal sharply.

During rain.

32 / 40

Where is it prohibited to stop?

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

Within 50 m after a railway crossing on the roadside.

33 / 40

May you drive along the road marking line applied in the center of the carriageway when driving on a highway in dense fog?

Yes, because the fog lights are turned on.

Yes, because it reduces the risk of driving off the road.

No, because it may cause a collision with an oncoming vehicle.

34 / 40

What dangerous situations may occur when driving with the high beams on?

There is no danger, as the high beams provide sufficient illumination.

You may dazzle oncoming road users, preventing them from noticing pedestrians on their side of the road in time.

35 / 40

Where is stopping prohibited?

On an expressway, outside designated stopping areas.

At a bus stop, even if it does not obstruct public transport.

36 / 40

Which sign indicates a one-way road?

Sign B.

Sign A.

Sign C.

37 / 40

Is it allowed to cross the solid line in the middle of the roadway?

No.

Yes.

Yes, but only from the side of the broken line.

38 / 40

When may a motor vehicle’s work lights be illuminated?

At any time.

Only while performing a work task.

While driving for purposes not related to performing a work task.

39 / 40

Who is considered a driver?

The examiner during the state driving test.

A person operating a vehicle without having the right to drive.

40 / 40

Which action is correct?

I overtake the car on the shoulder.

I start overtaking on the left.

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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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This mock exam is ideal for:

Foreign residents in Estonia
International students
Expats applying for an Estonian driving license
Anyone preparing for Category B license