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Car theory exam · driving licence B

Practise for your car theory exam

Read the material in plain language, look at the traffic situation and practise until it sticks. With every answer you see why it is correct, with the article of law.

Start at chapter 1Hazard perceptionMock exam · 30 min
  • 27 chapters
  • 50 questions per exam
  • 44 correct to pass
Top view of a street. Your own car is driving behind a car with its brake lights on. A dimension line measures the space between the two cars; that space is the stopping space of your own car.

You take the CBR theory exam in Dutch or in English; for another language you can take it with an interpreter. Here you learn the material in English.

Everything in one app

How you practise here

Explanation per chapter27 chapters in plain language, with drawings and photos of real traffic situations. Chapter 1 is free to read.Practice testsPractise by chapter or mixed. After each answer you immediately see why it is correct.Mock exam50 questions in 30 minutes, just like at the CBR. You only see your score after you hand in.Road signsAll signs from the RVV with their official meaning, plus a separate road-sign test.My mistakesQuestions you answer incorrectly end up here, so you can repeat them in a targeted way.Source with every answerEvery answer comes with the article of law, checked against the current rules.
Practice tests

How practising works

  1. Free trial testFifteen fixed questions, no account needed. This shows you how a question with a photo, explanation and article of law works.
  2. Monthly passCreate an account and buy a monthly pass: € 20 for 30 days of the explanation of all 27 chapters and unlimited practice, with mock exams and road-sign questions. Or choose a day for € 3.50, a week for € 7 or 2 months for € 30. No subscription, the pass stops by itself.
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Reading chapter 1 and viewing the road signs stays free.

Theory

All chapters

Start with the basics or go straight to a topic you find difficult.

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1Hazard perception2Traffic legislation3Entitlement to drive4Vehicle knowledge5Loading and towing6Road signs7Traffic lights and instructions8Road markings9Roads and road sections10Special manoeuvres11Priority vehicles and trams12Position on the road13Standing still and parking14Speed15Overtaking16Right of way at junctions17Turning18Pedestrians and people with a disability19Lighting20Signals21Accidents and breakdowns22Seat belts and passengers23Vehicle safety24Fitness to drive25Other road users26Weather and road conditions27Environmentally conscious driving