Mock Estonian Driving Theory Test —

You must answer 40 questions in 30 minutes.

The question bank contains 920 questions in total.

Questions are selected at random, and will be different each time.

Each question has only one correct answer.

1 / 40

Must the driver reduce speed when switching from high beam to low beam because of an oncoming vehicle?

Yes, because the driving speed must correspond to the new visibility conditions.

No.

2 / 40

What does this indicator on the instrument panel display indicate?

The seat belt is not fastened.

The car is overloaded.

3 / 40

What should you pay attention to when driving on a snow-covered road where oncoming vehicles are approaching in the opposite lane, and a snowplow has piled up snowbanks along the roadside?

You should not pay special attention to pedestrians, as they are the ones who must yield to vehicles.

Because of the snowbanks along the roadside, pedestrians may walk on the roadway, which significantly reduces the available width for traffic.

4 / 40

What does this sign mean?

It indicates a recommended direction of travel to the right.

Bypass the obstacle only in the direction indicated on the sign.

5 / 40

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

No.

Yes.

6 / 40

In which direction is it permitted to drive if the traffic officer is standing sideways to the drivers?

In all directions.

Only left and U-turn.

Only straight ahead and to the right.

7 / 40

Why are elderly road users exposed to greater danger than younger ones?

They react more slowly and are less agile.

Elderly people are not in danger; they always accurately judge the speed and distance of other vehicles.

Elderly people are not in danger; they see and hear better than younger people.

8 / 40

In which case should you stop driving a motor vehicle while on the road?

If during rain or snowfall the windshield wiper on the driver’s side is not functioning.

If the license plate light is not functioning.

9 / 40

What is a safe distance between vehicles when driving at 90 km/h on a wet road?

At least 2 seconds.

At least 3 seconds.

At least 4 seconds.

10 / 40

To which vehicles does this sign apply?

To vehicles transporting dangerous goods.

To garbage trucks.

To cars with a trailer caravan.

11 / 40

From what moment does a vehicle’s braking distance begin?

From the moment the driver suddenly and firmly presses the brake pedal.

From the moment the brake pads touch the brake disc.

From the moment a potential obstacle appears in the driver’s field of vision.

12 / 40

Where is stopping prohibited?

On top of manhole covers.

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

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

13 / 40

What is not considered a road traffic accident?

An incident in which, as a result of a vehicle’s movement, there are injured or deceased persons.

An incident in which a pedestrian injures themselves by colliding with a vehicle standing on the roadway.

An incident in which material damage is caused due to a vehicle leaving the roadway.

14 / 40

Which action is correct?

I wait before the intersection, yield to oncoming traffic, and then make the turn.

I make a left turn without stopping.

I enter the intersection, yield to the tram and the car, and then complete the turn.

15 / 40

What should you do if a tire suddenly bursts while driving?

Hold the steering wheel firmly and brake smoothly.

Brake sharply.

To avoid a side skid, turn the steering wheel sharply toward the oncoming lane.

16 / 40

What must the driver do if the vehicle following behind has flashing blue and red lights on?

Reduce speed and keep to the right to avoid obstructing the emergency vehicle.

Continue driving.

Stop.

17 / 40

What is the maximum speed allowed for a category B truck with a light trailer outside a populated area?

70 km/h.

90 km/h.

18 / 40

Is it permitted to cross single continuous lines marking the boundaries of parking spaces?

Yes, only when maneuvering.

Yes, always.

19 / 40

What does this sign warn about?

A section of road with potholes ahead.

The road passes through a valley.

There is a single depression in the road surface ahead.

20 / 40

What is correct in this situation?

Cars moving in the opposite direction may, with caution, pass by the bus.

I keep driving without paying attention to others, since I have the right of way.

21 / 40

What does this identification sign indicate?

A slow-moving vehicle.

A place designated for setting up a tent camp.

A place where a traffic accident has occurred.

22 / 40

A road maintenance vehicle is moving at a speed of 10 km/h. Is it safe to overtake in this situation?

No.

Yes.

23 / 40

A car driver carelessly begins to overtake. Because of an oncoming vehicle, he wants to return to the right lane in front of the vehicle ahead of you, but that driver does not allow it. How will you act?

I take no action, as it does not concern me.

To teach the overtaking driver a lesson, I also prevent him from returning to the right lane.

I will reduce my speed and let the overtaking vehicle return to the lane in front of me.

24 / 40

In which direction is driving permitted?

In the direction of arrow B.

In the direction of arrow A.

In the direction of arrow C.

25 / 40

Is it possible to reduce environmental pollution while driving?

Yes, if you do not throw litter out of the car window and use a driving style that saves fuel.

No.

26 / 40

Does environmental pollution depend on the quality and type of fuel used in the engine?

No.

Yes.

27 / 40

What should you do?

I can drive at the maximum permitted speed, since there are no signs of any specific danger.

You should drive slowly, as children may run out from behind parked cars at any moment.

28 / 40

What should you do if a pedestrian with a white cane is about to cross the road in front of you?

Continue driving, as blind pedestrians should not cross the roadway without assistance.

Reduce speed and stop if necessary.

Only sound the horn and continue driving without changing speed.

29 / 40

Who is allowed to proceed?

To the public transport driver. Driving straight only.

All drivers may go in all directions.

30 / 40

Can even a relatively small amount of alcohol affect your ability to drive a vehicle?

No, a small amount of alcohol will never affect the ability to drive a vehicle.

Yes, even a small amount of alcohol can affect your ability to drive a vehicle.

No, not if the alcohol is consumed together with coffee.

31 / 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 high beam headlights and position lights.

With low beam headlights, fog lights, and position lights.

With low beam headlights and position lights.

32 / 40

Why can it be dangerous for the driver at the end of a line of vehicles to start overtaking immediately after the oncoming vehicles have passed?

It may be necessary to return to the line of vehicles, which can create a dangerous situation.

It is not dangerous, because the vehicles ahead will not start overtaking.

33 / 40

What should you pay attention to while waiting at a traffic light for the opportunity to turn right?

You should focus entirely on making the turn, as cyclists are required to wait anyway.

You should make sure there is no cyclist on your right who intends to go straight.

34 / 40

In which direction is a passenger car permitted to drive?

To the right.

Only straight.

To the left, straight ahead, and U-turn.

35 / 40

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

It decreases.

It does not change.

It increases.

36 / 40

Where should the driver expect the possibility of fog?

In tunnels.

Near swamps or lakes.

On highways at the top of a hill.

37 / 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.

38 / 40

Is a driver required, when leaving the intersection area of the carriageways, to remain on the side corresponding to the same direction of travel?

Yes.

No.

If the speed is high, the driver is not required to remain there.

39 / 40

Which vehicles are allowed to drive in the area where this sign applies?

Trucks with a registered weight of 9 tons, provided that the actual weight is less than 8 tons.

Trucks with a registered weight of 3.5 tons.

40 / 40

In which direction is driving permitted?

To the right.

To the left.

Straight ahead, to the right, or a U-turn.

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Driver Theory Mock Exam

Must the driver reduce speed when switching from high beam to low beam because of an oncoming vehicle?

What does this indicator on the instrument panel display indicate?

What should you pay attention to when driving on a snow-covered road where oncoming vehicles are approaching in the opposite lane, and a snowplow has piled up snowbanks along the roadside?

What does this sign mean?

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

In which direction is it permitted to drive if the traffic officer is standing sideways to the drivers?

Why are elderly road users exposed to greater danger than younger ones?

In which case should you stop driving a motor vehicle while on the road?

What is a safe distance between vehicles when driving at 90 km/h on a wet road?

To which vehicles does this sign apply?

From what moment does a vehicle’s braking distance begin?

Where is stopping prohibited?

What is not considered a road traffic accident?

Which action is correct?

What should you do if a tire suddenly bursts while driving?

What must the driver do if the vehicle following behind has flashing blue and red lights on?

What is the maximum speed allowed for a category B truck with a light trailer outside a populated area?

Is it permitted to cross single continuous lines marking the boundaries of parking spaces?

What does this sign warn about?

What is correct in this situation?

What does this identification sign indicate?

A road maintenance vehicle is moving at a speed of 10 km/h. Is it safe to overtake in this situation?

A car driver carelessly begins to overtake. Because of an oncoming vehicle, he wants to return to the right lane in front of the vehicle ahead of you, but that driver does not allow it. How will you act?

In which direction is driving permitted?

Is it possible to reduce environmental pollution while driving?

Does environmental pollution depend on the quality and type of fuel used in the engine?

What should you do?

What should you do if a pedestrian with a white cane is about to cross the road in front of you?

Who is allowed to proceed?

Can even a relatively small amount of alcohol affect your ability to drive a vehicle?

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?

Why can it be dangerous for the driver at the end of a line of vehicles to start overtaking immediately after the oncoming vehicles have passed?

What should you pay attention to while waiting at a traffic light for the opportunity to turn right?

In which direction is a passenger car permitted to drive?

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

Where should the driver expect the possibility of fog?

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

Is a driver required, when leaving the intersection area of the carriageways, to remain on the side corresponding to the same direction of travel?

Which vehicles are allowed to drive in the area where this sign applies?

In which direction is driving permitted?