Sweden Driving Theory Test (Kunskapsprov B) 2026: Practice test 3

Practice test 3 of 8 for the Sweden Driving Theory Test (Kunskapsprov B): 20 more questions with answers and explanations.

Driving
Sweden
250 questions
Checked October 11, 2026

Question 1 of 20
How close to the front of a pedestrian crossing may you stop or park?
- No closer than 10 metres before it
- No closer than 5 metres
- No closer than 3 metres
- Right up to the crossing
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Answer: A. No closer than 10 metres before it
You may not stop or park on, or within 10 metres before, a pedestrian crossing, a cycle crossing or cycle passage.
Question 2 of 20
How close to a junction may you stop or park?
- Within 2 metres is fine
- Anywhere outside the junction itself
- Not in the junction or within 10 metres of the edge of the crossing carriageway
- Only within 20 metres if it is dark
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Answer: C. Not in the junction or within 10 metres of the edge of the crossing carriageway
Stopping and parking are not allowed in a junction or within 10 metres of the nearest edge of the crossing road.
Question 3 of 20
How close to a level crossing may you park?
- Anywhere off the tracks
- Not within 10 metres
- Not within 30 metres
- Not within 5 metres
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Answer: C. Not within 30 metres
Parking is not allowed within 30 metres of a level crossing.
Question 4 of 20
On which side of a road may you normally stop or park?
- Only on the pavement
- Either side
- The right side in your direction of travel
- The left side
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Answer: C. The right side in your direction of travel
On a road, vehicles may stop or park only on the right side in the direction of travel, unless a rule allows otherwise.
Question 5 of 20
May you park on a priority road (huvudled)?
- Yes, for up to 24 hours
- Yes, at night only
- No, parking on a priority road is not allowed
- Yes, at any time
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Answer: C. No, parking on a priority road is not allowed
The traffic ordinance bans parking on a huvudled.
Question 6 of 20
When must you use dipped headlights (halvljus) on a motor vehicle?
- Whenever you drive on a road, day and night
- Only in tunnels
- Only at night
- Only when it rains
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Answer: A. Whenever you drive on a road, day and night
Dipped headlights must be used when driving a motor vehicle on a road, unless another lighting rule applies.
Question 7 of 20
When are you not allowed to use full beam (helljus)?
- On any unlit country road
- When no one is around
- At speeds above 70 km/h
- Where the road is well lit, or where it would dazzle others
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Answer: D. Where the road is well lit, or where it would dazzle others
Full beam must not be used on a road that is lit well enough, or where it could dazzle oncoming drivers or drivers ahead.
Question 8 of 20
Your car breaks down on a road with a 90 km/h limit. What must you do?
- Leave the car without any warning
- Put out the warning triangle so that others see it in time
- Place the triangle under the car
- Only switch off the engine
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Answer: B. Put out the warning triangle so that others see it in time
On roads with a limit over 50 km/h, a warning triangle must be placed so other drivers can see it in time.
Question 9 of 20
What is the legal alcohol limit for drivers in Sweden?
- There is no limit
- 0.2 per mille in the blood
- 0.5 per mille
- 0.8 per mille
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Answer: B. 0.2 per mille in the blood
Driving with 0.2 per mille or more in the blood is drink-driving (rattfylleri).
Question 10 of 20
In a breath test, what level counts as drink-driving?
- 0.50 milligrams per litre
- 0.25 milligrams per litre
- 1.00 milligram per litre
- 0.10 milligrams per litre of breath
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Answer: D. 0.10 milligrams per litre of breath
The breath limit is 0.10 mg per litre, which matches 0.2 per mille in the blood.
Question 11 of 20
At what level is drink-driving counted as serious (grovt rattfylleri)?
- 1.0 per mille in the blood or more
- 0.5 per mille or more
- 2.0 per mille or more
- 0.3 per mille or more
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Answer: A. 1.0 per mille in the blood or more
Grovt rattfylleri applies from 1.0 per mille in the blood (0.50 mg per litre of breath) and can lead to up to two years in prison.
Question 12 of 20
When is it an offence to drive after using narcotic drugs?
- Only on motorways
- When any narcotic substance is left in the blood, unless it was prescribed for you
- Only if you feel affected
- Only above a set level
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Answer: B. When any narcotic substance is left in the blood, unless it was prescribed for you
Swedish law has zero tolerance: any illegal narcotic substance in the blood is an offence, except medicine taken as prescribed.
Question 13 of 20
What is the highest penalty for ordinary drink-driving (rattfylleri)?
- A warning only
- Up to ten years in prison
- Only points on your licence
- A fine or up to six months in prison
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Answer: D. A fine or up to six months in prison
Ordinary drink-driving gives a fine or prison for up to six months. It can also lead to your licence being revoked.
Question 14 of 20
When must a car have winter tyres in Sweden?
- All year round
- From 1 October to 30 April in all weather
- From 1 December to 31 March when there are winter road conditions
- Only in northern Sweden
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Answer: C. From 1 December to 31 March when there are winter road conditions
Cars and light lorries must have winter tyres from 1 December to 31 March whenever winter road conditions apply.
Question 15 of 20
What does Swedish law say about using a mobile phone while driving?
- Phones are allowed at red lights only
- You may not hold it in your hand, and any use must not affect your driving
- You may hold it if you drive slowly
- Calls are fine if they are short
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Answer: B. You may not hold it in your hand, and any use must not affect your driving
The driver must not hold a phone or similar device in the hand, and may use it only if it does not affect the driving.
Question 16 of 20
A child is shorter than 135 cm. How must the child travel in a car?
- In a child seat, booster cushion or other approved child restraint
- Anywhere, if the trip is short
- On an adult's lap
- With an adult seat belt only
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Answer: A. In a child seat, booster cushion or other approved child restraint
Children shorter than 135 cm must use a child seat, booster cushion or other special protection.
Question 17 of 20
You hit a moose (älg) with your car. What must you do?
- Only call your insurance company
- Mark the place of the accident and tell the police as soon as possible
- Drive on if the car still works
- Take the animal home
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Answer: B. Mark the place of the accident and tell the police as soon as possible
After a collision with certain wild animals, including moose, the driver must mark the spot and inform the police as soon as possible.
Question 18 of 20
After a collision with which of these animals must you mark the place and tell the police?
- Hare
- Wild boar (vildsvin)
- Badger
- Fox
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Answer: B. Wild boar (vildsvin)
The list includes bear, wolf, wolverine, lynx, moose, deer, roe deer, otter, wild boar, mouflon and eagle.
Question 19 of 20
You moved to Sweden from a country outside the EU/EEA. How long can you drive on your foreign licence?
- As long as it is valid at home
- For five years
- For three months from arrival
- Until you have been registered as living in Sweden (folkbokförd) for more than one year
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Answer: D. Until you have been registered as living in Sweden (folkbokförd) for more than one year
A non-EEA licence stops being valid in Sweden once you have been folkbokförd for more than one year. UK and Faroese licences are exceptions.
Question 20 of 20
You live in Sweden and have a valid licence from another EU/EEA country. Can you use it?
- Yes, as long as it is valid in the country that issued it
- Only for one year
- Only for six months
- No, you must exchange it at once
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Answer: A. Yes, as long as it is valid in the country that issued it
An EEA licence stays valid in Sweden while it is valid in the issuing country and has not been exchanged.

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