Finland Driving Theory Test (Teoriakoe B) 2026: Practice test 7

1. Question 1 of 25

   What blood alcohol limit is recommended at EU level for drivers in general?

   • A1.5 g/l
   • B1.0 g/l
   • C0.8 g/l
   • D0.5 g/l or lower
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   Answer: D. 0.5 g/l or lower

   EU road safety guidance says the limit for the general driving population should be 0.5 g/l or lower. Many countries set lower limits for some drivers.

2. Question 2 of 25

   How should you signal when you leave a roundabout?

   • ASignal right before your exit
   • BUse your hazard lights
   • CSignal left before your exit
   • DDo not signal at all
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   Answer: A. Signal right before your exit

   Signal right as you approach your exit so other drivers and pedestrians know what you will do.

3. Question 3 of 25

   What does this sign mean?

   • ADistance to the next junction is 30 m
   • BMinimum speed 30 km/h
   • CRecommended speed 30 km/h
   • DMaximum speed 30 km/h
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   Answer: D. Maximum speed 30 km/h

   A number in a red ring is a maximum speed limit in km/h.

4. Question 4 of 25

   Your light is green, but the traffic on the other side of the junction is not moving. What should you do?

   • AWait before the junction until you can drive through without stopping in it
   • BEnter the junction and wait in the middle
   • CSound your horn at the queue
   • DTurn on your hazard lights and drive in
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   Answer: A. Wait before the junction until you can drive through without stopping in it

   Do not enter a junction if you will probably have to stop in it and block crossing traffic.

5. Question 5 of 25

   You see children playing on the pavement near the road. What should you do?

   • ASlow down and be ready to stop, as they may run into the road
   • BDrive closer to the centre line at the same speed
   • CFlash your headlights
   • DSound your horn and keep your speed
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   Answer: A. Slow down and be ready to stop, as they may run into the road

   Children are small, hard to see and can act suddenly. Reduce your speed near them.

6. Question 6 of 25

   When should you move an injured person after a crash?

   • AOnly if they ask for a drink
   • BAs soon as you arrive
   • CAlways, to get them into a car
   • DOnly if there is immediate danger, such as fire
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   Answer: D. Only if there is immediate danger, such as fire

   Moving an injured person can worsen their injuries. Only move them if staying would be more dangerous.

7. Question 7 of 25

   You are driving at night with main beam on and a car comes towards you. What should you do?

   • ASwitch to dipped beam in good time
   • BSwitch off all lights briefly
   • CKeep main beam on until the car passes
   • DFlash your lights repeatedly
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   Answer: A. Switch to dipped beam in good time

   Dip your headlights in time so you do not dazzle oncoming drivers.

8. Question 8 of 25

   When may you pass a vehicle on its right on a normal road?

   • AWhen it has signalled and moved towards the centre to turn left
   • BWhenever it is driving slower than the limit
   • CNever under any circumstances
   • DWhen it flashes its headlights at you
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   Answer: A. When it has signalled and moved towards the centre to turn left

   You may pass on the right when the vehicle ahead has clearly signalled and moved over to turn left, leaving room on its right.

9. Question 9 of 25

   You reach a level crossing marked only with a St Andrew's cross, without lights or barriers. What should you do?

   • AAssume the line is closed
   • BCross at speed, because there are no barriers
   • CStop on the tracks to look both ways
   • DSlow down, look and listen for trains, and cross only when it is safe
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   Answer: D. Slow down, look and listen for trains, and cross only when it is safe

   At a passive crossing you must decide yourself when it is safe. Trains always have priority.

10. Question 10 of 25

    The fog has cleared but your rear fog light is still on. What should you do?

    • ALeave it on for safety
    • BSwitch it off, because it can dazzle drivers behind you
    • CSwitch your hazard lights on as well
    • DLeave it on until you park
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    Answer: B. Switch it off, because it can dazzle drivers behind you

    Rear fog lights are very bright. Use them only when visibility is really poor.

11. Question 11 of 25

    An injured motorcyclist is awake, talking and breathing normally. What should you NOT do?

    • AProtect them from cold
    • BCall 112
    • CRemove their helmet
    • DTalk to them calmly
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    Answer: C. Remove their helmet

    If the rider is awake and breathing, leave the helmet on, because removing it can make a neck injury worse. If the rider is unconscious and you need to open the airway or start CPR, the helmet must be removed carefully, ideally by two people, as first aid courses teach.

12. Question 12 of 25

    What effect does low tyre pressure have?

    • AIt increases fuel use and can affect handling
    • BIt makes braking shorter
    • CIt reduces fuel use
    • DIt has no effect
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    Answer: A. It increases fuel use and can affect handling

    Under-inflated tyres have more rolling resistance, so the engine must work harder. Check pressure regularly.

13. Question 13 of 25

    You will be stopped for more than about a minute. What saves fuel?

    • AKeep the engine running in neutral
    • BRev the engine before switching off
    • CKeep the air conditioning on full
    • DSwitch off the engine
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    Answer: D. Switch off the engine

    For longer stops, switching the engine off saves fuel. Do not rev the engine before you turn it off.

14. Question 14 of 25

    You start to feel sleepy on a long motorway drive. What is the most effective thing to do?

    • ATurn the music up loud
    • BDrive faster to arrive sooner
    • CStop in a safe place such as a rest area and take a short nap
    • DOpen the window and keep going
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    Answer: C. Stop in a safe place such as a rest area and take a short nap

    Taking a nap or letting a rested passenger drive are among the effective ways to deal with tiredness.

15. Question 15 of 25

    The speed limit is 100 km/h but the road is wet and visibility is poor. How fast should you drive?

    • AFaster, to get through the rain
    • BExactly 10 km/h under the limit
    • CSlower than the limit, to suit the conditions
    • D100 km/h, because that is the limit
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    Answer: C. Slower than the limit, to suit the conditions

    A speed limit is a maximum. You must always adapt your speed to the road, weather and traffic.

16. Question 16 of 25

    Why must rear-seat passengers also wear seat belts?

    • AIt is only to avoid a fine
    • BIn a crash they can be thrown forward and injure themselves and people in front
    • CBelts in the rear are only for children
    • DRear seats have no other protection rules
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    Answer: B. In a crash they can be thrown forward and injure themselves and people in front

    An unbelted rear passenger hits the seats and people in front with great force in a crash.

17. Question 17 of 25

    What does this sign mean?

    • ANo entry for vehicles
    • BNo stopping at all, not even briefly
    • CBus stop
    • DNo parking, but short stops allowed
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    Answer: B. No stopping at all, not even briefly

    The red cross on blue means stopping is not allowed, even to drop off a passenger.

18. Question 18 of 25

    What does this sign mean?

    • AInformation point
    • BSpeed camera
    • COther danger; a plate below often explains it
    • DAccident blackspot: road closed
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    Answer: C. Other danger; a plate below often explains it

    The exclamation mark warns of a danger that has no symbol of its own. Read the extra plate if there is one.

19. Question 19 of 25

    There is a fire in a tunnel and you have to leave your car. What should you do?

    • AStay in the car with the windows closed
    • BTurn around and drive back
    • CSwitch off the engine, leave the key in, and walk to the nearest emergency exit
    • DLock the car and take the key
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    Answer: C. Switch off the engine, leave the key in, and walk to the nearest emergency exit

    Leave the key so rescuers can move the car, then follow the exit signs away from the fire.

20. Question 20 of 25

    What does this sign mean?

    • ARoad works ahead
    • BFarm vehicles only
    • CGardening area
    • DWorkers may not enter the road
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    Answer: A. Road works ahead

    The worker with a shovel warns of road works. Slow down, follow the signs and watch for workers.

21. Question 21 of 25

    What does this sign mean?

    • AParking for 30 minutes
    • B30 km/h only on the next 30 metres
    • CYou are entering an area where the speed limit is 30 km/h on all streets
    • DMinimum speed in this area is 30 km/h
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    Answer: C. You are entering an area where the speed limit is 30 km/h on all streets

    A zone sign applies to every street in the area until you pass the end-of-zone sign.

22. Question 22 of 25

    Why should you use dipped headlights rather than main beam in thick fog?

    • AMain beam uses too much fuel
    • BDipped beam is brighter
    • CMain beam reflects off the fog and makes it harder to see
    • DMain beam is forbidden in all weather
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    Answer: C. Main beam reflects off the fog and makes it harder to see

    The fog reflects strong light back at you. Dipped headlights and fog lights work better.

23. Question 23 of 25

    Your doctor gives you a new medicine. What should you do before driving?

    • ATake a double dose to feel better faster
    • BNothing, prescribed medicine is always safe
    • CDrink coffee to cancel any effect
    • DCheck the leaflet or ask whether it can affect your driving
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    Answer: D. Check the leaflet or ask whether it can affect your driving

    Some prescribed medicines impair driving and increase crash risk. Check before you drive.

24. Question 24 of 25

    What does this sign mean?

    • ALevel crossing ahead
    • BJunction ahead where traffic from the right has priority
    • CHospital ahead
    • DYou have priority at the next junction
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    Answer: B. Junction ahead where traffic from the right has priority

    The plain cross in a warning triangle means priority to the right applies at the junction ahead.

25. Question 25 of 25

    Why are pedestrians so badly hurt in collisions?

    • AThey usually walk on the wrong side
    • BCars have no brakes at low speed
    • CThey have no protection against the speed and weight of a vehicle
    • DThey are mostly hit on motorways
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    Answer: C. They have no protection against the speed and weight of a vehicle

    Pedestrians are vulnerable road users and suffer the worst consequences in crashes.

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The real test: Pass each part: at least 11 of 15 multiple-choice, 43 of 50 picture and 4 of 5 risk identification questions