Norway Driving Theory Test (Teoriprøve B) 2026: Practice test 8

Practice test 8 of 8 for the Norway Driving Theory Test (Teoriprøve B): 25 more questions with answers and explanations.

Driving
Norway
250 questions
Checked October 13, 2026

Question 1 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- Crossroads with priority to the right
- No stopping
- Hospital zone
- Railway crossing: trains have priority
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Answer: D. Railway crossing: trains have priority
The red and white cross stands right at a level crossing. Trains always have priority, so stop if one is coming.
Question 2 of 25
What limit is recommended at EU level for novice drivers?
- Double the normal limit
- Zero or just above zero
- No limit during the first year
- The same as for other drivers
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Answer: B. Zero or just above zero
The recommended limit for new drivers is 0 or just above 0. Many countries apply a lower limit for new drivers.
Question 3 of 25
You drive at night behind another car. What should you do with your headlights?
- Use main beam to see further
- Use only parking lights
- Use your fog lights
- Use dipped beam so you do not dazzle the driver in front
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Answer: D. Use dipped beam so you do not dazzle the driver in front
Main beam reflects in the mirrors of the car ahead and can dazzle its driver.
Question 4 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- No motorway entry for trucks
- End of the motorway
- Slow lane ends
- Motorway closed: turn back
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Answer: B. End of the motorway
The red stripe ends the motorway. Normal road rules and speed limits apply again.
Question 5 of 25
Red lights are flashing at a level crossing. What must you do?
- Stop and wait
- Cross quickly before the train comes
- Sound your horn and cross
- Slow down and cross if you see no train
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Answer: A. Stop and wait
Flashing red lights at a level crossing mean a train is coming. You must stop.
Question 6 of 25
Who are vulnerable road users?
- Only children
- Drivers of large cars
- Truck and bus drivers
- Pedestrians, cyclists and riders of motorcycles and mopeds
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Answer: D. Pedestrians, cyclists and riders of motorcycles and mopeds
Vulnerable road users have little or no protection around them, so drivers must take extra care.
Question 7 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- Road works ahead
- Farm vehicles only
- Gardening area
- Workers 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.
Question 8 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- Slow down and give way only if traffic is coming
- Stop completely at the line, then give way to all traffic
- Police checkpoint ahead
- Stop only if a pedestrian is waiting
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Answer: B. Stop completely at the line, then give way to all traffic
The red octagon means you must always come to a full stop and then let traffic on the other road go first.
Question 9 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- You now have priority at all junctions
- Motorway ends
- Your priority road ends here
- No entry for vehicles
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Answer: C. Your priority road ends here
The diamond with black stripes means the priority road ends. Normal priority rules and signs apply again.
Question 10 of 25
Some countries, such as Germany and Poland, require drivers to form an emergency corridor (rescue lane). When must you do this?
- As soon as traffic slows to walking pace or stops, even before you hear sirens
- Only when the police tell you
- Only when an ambulance is directly behind you
- Only on roads with three or more lanes
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Answer: A. As soon as traffic slows to walking pace or stops, even before you hear sirens
The corridor must be formed early so rescue vehicles can reach a crash quickly. Check the rules of each country you drive in.
Question 11 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- You must give way to oncoming traffic
- Two-way traffic ahead
- One-way road
- You have priority over oncoming traffic on the narrow section ahead
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Answer: D. You have priority over oncoming traffic on the narrow section ahead
The large white arrow is your direction. Oncoming traffic (the red arrow) must wait for you, but still take care.
Question 12 of 25
At what time of day are fatigue-related crashes typical?
- Around noon on weekdays only
- Mid-morning
- Right after breakfast
- Between midnight and dawn
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Answer: D. Between midnight and dawn
Sleep-related crashes often happen between midnight and early morning, when the body wants to sleep.
Question 13 of 25
Why must rear-seat passengers also wear seat belts?
- It is only to avoid a fine
- In a crash they can be thrown forward and injure themselves and people in front
- Belts in the rear are only for children
- Rear 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.
Question 14 of 25
On a three-lane motorway in a country that requires an emergency corridor, where should the vehicles in the middle lane move when traffic stops?
- To the left
- To the right
- Onto the hard shoulder
- Stay exactly in the centre
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Answer: B. To the right
Only the far-left lane moves left. The middle and right lanes move right, so the corridor forms left of the middle lane.
Question 15 of 25
Why are pedestrians so badly hurt in collisions?
- They usually walk on the wrong side
- Cars have no brakes at low speed
- They have no protection against the speed and weight of a vehicle
- They 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.
Question 16 of 25
The fog has cleared but your rear fog light is still on. What should you do?
- Leave it on for safety
- Switch it off, because it can dazzle drivers behind you
- Switch your hazard lights on as well
- Leave 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.
Question 17 of 25
An ambulance with blue flashing lights and a siren comes up behind you. What should you do?
- Speed up to stay ahead of it
- Ignore it unless it uses the horn
- Stop at once in the middle of the lane
- Make room for it, and stop if needed, while keeping others safe
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Answer: D. Make room for it, and stop if needed, while keeping others safe
Vehicles on an emergency call using blue lights and a siren have priority. Move aside safely and let them pass.
Question 18 of 25
On which side do you normally overtake another vehicle?
- On its left
- On whichever side has more space
- On the hard shoulder
- On its right
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Answer: A. On its left
In right-hand traffic you overtake on the left. Overtaking on the right is a cause of serious crashes.
Question 19 of 25
If you use a warning triangle after a breakdown, where should you place it?
- Well behind the vehicle so approaching drivers see it in good time
- In front of the car
- Right next to the rear bumper
- On the roof of the car
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Answer: A. Well behind the vehicle so approaching drivers see it in good time
The triangle warns traffic coming from behind, so it must be far enough back to give them time to slow down.
Question 20 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- Speed limit ends
- Maximum speed 30 km/h
- Minimum speed 30 km/h
- Recommended speed 30 km/h
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Answer: C. Minimum speed 30 km/h
A white number on a blue disc is a minimum speed. You must drive at least this fast unless conditions make it unsafe.
Question 21 of 25
Why is even a small amount of alcohol risky for drivers?
- It makes people think they can still drive safely when they cannot
- It makes people drive too slowly
- It improves concentration for a short time
- It only affects night vision
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Answer: A. It makes people think they can still drive safely when they cannot
Alcohol weakens self-control: even a little makes people more likely to think they are fine to drive.
Question 22 of 25
You see that you will need to slow down ahead. What is the most fuel-efficient way?
- Put the gear lever in neutral and coast
- Lift off the accelerator early and let the car slow down in gear
- Keep accelerating, then brake hard
- Switch off the engine while moving
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Answer: B. Lift off the accelerator early and let the car slow down in gear
Slowing in gear uses engine braking. Coasting in neutral, especially downhill, is dangerous and wastes fuel.
Question 23 of 25
You reach a level crossing marked only with a St Andrew's cross, without lights or barriers. What should you do?
- Assume the line is closed
- Cross at speed, because there are no barriers
- Stop on the tracks to look both ways
- Slow 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.
Question 24 of 25
Your car breaks down on a motorway. What should you do first?
- Switch on hazard lights and stop as far to the right as possible, on the hard shoulder if you can
- Stop where you are in the lane and open the bonnet
- Walk to the next exit to find help
- Reverse to the last exit
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Answer: A. Switch on hazard lights and stop as far to the right as possible, on the hard shoulder if you can
Get the car out of the traffic lanes, switch on the hazard lights and make yourself visible.
Question 25 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- School ahead
- Path for pedestrians only
- Children playing in the street
- Pedestrians must not walk here
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Answer: B. Path for pedestrians only
A blue disc with people walking marks a footpath. Vehicles, including bicycles unless allowed by an extra sign, must not use it.

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