Exam
10 guidesHow the theory and practical tests work, points, timing, fees and the most common mistakes.
You switch on dipped headlights whenever you drive, all year round and around the clock. Daytime running lights are a substitute only from dawn to dus...
You can take the theory part of the exam at a WORD in Polish, English, German or Ukrainian, and deaf candidates get the questions in sign language. Ch...
The practical part of the category B test means the manoeuvring area plus at least 40 minutes of driving in traffic. The regulation on driving tests l...
In the theory test you answer 32 questions worth 74 points in total, and the pass mark is 68. Questions carry weights of 3, 2 and 1 point, so what cou...
Two weeks at 30-60 minutes a day is enough to get through every section of the question catalogue, provided you learn with tests rather than by readin...
The theory test at the WORD lasts 25 minutes and is taken on a computer. You answer 32 randomly drawn questions from the public catalogue, and you see...
In the theory test you lose points not only through a lack of knowledge, but also through a skipped question, a misread negation or a mixed-up priorit...
You pay for the state exam separately for each part and for each attempt. The rates are set by the regional assembly, and you can book at the WORD off...
The first task on the manoeuvring area is the vehicle check and preparation for driving. The system draws one fluid (or the horn) and one light, and y...
Your heart is pounding, your hands are sweating and your mind goes blank, even though everything went well on the course. That is what exam stress loo...