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

Can a dangerous situation arise if a child is walking on the sidewalk with a large dog on a leash?

No, because dogs are afraid of vehicles.

Yes, if the dog suddenly runs onto the roadway and pulls the child with it.

2 / 40

Where is overtaking prohibited?

At a controlled pedestrian crossing.

After a railway crossing.

At an uncontrolled pedestrian crossing.

3 / 40

How should sharp road bends be driven through?

Reduce your speed before entering the turn.

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

4 / 40

What can cause danger?

Driving on the opposite side of the road when turning.

Too great a distance from the vehicle moving ahead.

5 / 40

At what time of day should you be cautious of wild animals appearing on the road?

In the evening or in the morning during twilight.

In the middle of the day.

6 / 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 immediately adjust your speed to the visibility conditions.

You should turn on only the parking lights.

7 / 40

Which action is correct?

I overtake the slowly moving vehicle ahead by using the oncoming lane.

I pass the vehicle ahead by using the road widening intended for public transport stops.

8 / 40

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

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

The driver approaching from the left.

The driver who is turning right.

9 / 40

Who must yield if a car exiting a yard intends to turn right, and a cyclist is approaching from the left?

The cyclist.

Both drivers must stop and decide between themselves who will yield.

The car.

10 / 40

Is the rear window heater turned on?

Yes.

No.

11 / 40

Where is the driver required to yield to a public transport vehicle of category D departing from a designated stop?

Everywhere.

On roads within built-up areas where the maximum permitted speed is up to 50 km/h.

12 / 40

In which places is a U-turn prohibited?

At pedestrian crossings and in places with limited visibility.

At an intersection.

13 / 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.

14 / 40

What is prohibited on a motorway?

To drive a motor vehicle with a manufacturer’s maximum speed of less than 50 km/h.

To drive in reverse.

The movement of road trains.

15 / 40

Is such a maneuver permitted?

No.

Yes.

16 / 40

What requirements apply when transporting passengers?

A loader may ride in the truck bed at a speed of up to 60 km/h.

Passengers must not interfere with the control of the vehicle.

17 / 40

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

Yes.

No.

18 / 40

What should you do when approaching children playing on the sidewalk?

Reduce your speed and be ready to brake.

Ignore the children and continue driving so as not to obstruct the vehicles behind.

You should only sound your horn and then continue driving.

19 / 40

Who is required to obtain motor insurance?

Only the vehicle owner.

The vehicle owner or the designated responsible user, if appointed.

20 / 40

What requirements must be followed when driving in reverse?

On a one-way road, reversing is permitted only in a straight line.

When driving in reverse, the driver must not create danger or obstruction for other road users.

21 / 40

Which category of vehicles is prohibited from driving?

To cargo vehicles of category B.

To cargo vehicles of category C.

To all cargo vehicles.

22 / 40

When is overtaking prohibited?

If the road situation is unclear.

If the vehicle you are overtaking signals a right turn.

23 / 40

When should the engine oil level be checked with the dipstick?

When the engine is running.

Before starting the engine.

24 / 40

When is a category C vehicle permitted to drive to the left of the second lane?

In a populated area, if both lanes to the right are occupied.

Outside a populated area.

25 / 40

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

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

Clear the roadway as quickly as possible.

26 / 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.

27 / 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.

28 / 40

What rules apply at a pedestrian crossing?

Speed must not exceed 30 km/h.

Overtaking is prohibited.

29 / 40

What must a driver do in the event of a traffic accident?

Stop as quickly as possible without creating additional danger, and switch on the hazard warning lights.

If there are no casualties and the material damage is minor, stopping is not mandatory.

30 / 40

Which action is correct?

Wait for the green traffic light.

Turn right and pass in front of the scooter rider.

Yield to the scooter rider and cross the pedestrian crossing.

31 / 40

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

No.

Yes.

32 / 40

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

My anger will fade while driving.

It is dangerous to start driving when you are agitated.

33 / 40

Which tires may be used on a category B vehicle?

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

With a tread depth of 1 mm.

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

34 / 40

When should you switch from low beam to high beam when overtaking a vehicle ahead on an unlit road at night?

When alongside the vehicle ahead.

After overtaking the vehicle ahead.

35 / 40

May I overtake at the intersection?

No.

Yes.

36 / 40

What should you do if, while driving, your friend gives you directions to your destination over the phone?

If traffic is not heavy, you may receive instructions while driving.

Park the car and listen to the instructions.

37 / 40

You want to turn left. In what sequence should you prepare for the turn?

Change lanes, turn on the turn signals, and check for vehicles approaching from behind.

Check for vehicles approaching from behind, turn on the turn signals, and change lanes.

Turn on the turn signals, change lanes, and check for vehicles approaching from behind.

38 / 40

What should be taken into account when you are entering a right-hand curve and a motorcyclist is approaching at high speed?

Nothing will happen.

The motorcyclist leans toward you while negotiating the curve and may come into contact with your vehicle.

I don’t need to take anything into account; he is putting himself at risk.

39 / 40

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

A driver’s license or other identity documents.

The vehicle registration certificate and a driver’s license.

40 / 40

What should you do?

Without sounding the horn and without reducing speed, continue driving, since the children are at the left edge of the roadway.

Reduce your speed, be ready to brake, and carefully drive around the children.

Sound the horn and continue driving without reducing speed.

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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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Foreign residents in Estonia
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