Theory exam for class B cars
Class B
An English translation of the theory exam for taking a Norwegian driving license. The exam has a large number of questions, so you can try it over again several times.
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Why choose Prove.no?
Personal guidance
When purchasing access, we can answer any question you may have regarding your driver's license.
We have more than 10 years experience with teaching traffic theory, and are ready to help you when you need it.
Clear illustrations
Our illustrations present traffic situations as clearly as possible.
The illustrations are made to be easily understandable even though the traffic situation may be complex.
Your fastest path to a Norwegian license
In a customer survey, 81% of our students said they passed their theory test (class B) on the first try.
That's nearly double the national pass rate of just 53%!
Over 1000 questions
Our question bank covers all topics from the official curriculum.
Each question includes detailed explanations from traffic experts.
What do I get?
You will gain access to all of our exercises for theory exam for class b cars. Today we have 707 exercises for this category.
Theory exam for class B cars is organized into 9 different chapters, which you can read more about below.
Your access starts the moment you pay, and is valid for the amount of wall time you have paid for. The access can not be paused.
How does it work?
When you have paid and is signed in, the website will automatically grant access to all the exercises. When you start a test you can pick either a short test (10 exercises) or a complete test (45 exercises). The website will then randomly select the correct number of exercises from our entire database.
During the test you will see the solution key after each exercise, often with an explanation. Some exercises also have extra images when looking at the solution key, so you can see the situation from different angles.
At the end of the test you will get a summary that tells you if you passed or failed. You can maximally have 7 mistakes (out of 45 exercises) to pass the test.
Categories
We cover all 9 chapters described in the curriculum.
Responsibilites and duties of the driver and owner
- Driver’s and owner’s responsibilities
- Registration and ownership
- Using a car with and without a trailer
- Documents
- Insurance and financial liability
- Sanctions by the authorities
Humans in traffic
- Essential elements of the driving process
- The significance of motivation (emotions) for the way we act in road traffic
- Sensitivity with respect to other person’s situations
- Interpreting situations on the road
- What causes accidents (human failure)
- The driver’s faulty judgement
- Risk threshold
- One’s own attitude to risk
- Self-insight
Vehicle functionality and loading
- Safe and statutory condition
- Brakes
- Wheels and tyres
- Steering
- Lamps
- Safety equipment
- Warning devices
- Loading capacity and driving with a trailer
Duty to yield
- Adapting speed, giving signs and positioning
- Mandatory giving of free way, stopping and yielding clear road
- Driving as indicated by signs and road markings
- Priority roads
- Reversing
- Buses and bus stops
Traffic management
- Police
- Signals
- Signs, including:
- Hazard warning signs
- Prohibitory signs
- Mandatory signs
- Continuous lines and hazard warning lines
- Stopping and parking
- Rules regarding motorways and highways
- Railroad crossings
Positioning the vehicle
- Safety zones
- Braking distance and -time
- Reaction distance and -time
- Stopping distance and -time
- Clear giving of signs, adjustment of speed, positioning and other information
Driveability
- Proper speed in relation to visibility and road conditions
- What to expect from other drivers
- Driving in a way that contributes to safety when overtaking
- Carrying out and interrupting overtakings
- Merging and changing lanes
Driving under special circumstances
- Driving at night
- Poor visibility
- Poor road conditions
- Slippery roads
- Wet roads
Accidents, incidents and environmental concerns
- First aid
- Securing the scene of an accident
- Duties at a scene of an accident
- Environmental impact of driving
- What causes accidents