Sweden Driving Theory Test (Kunskapsprov B) 2026: Practice test 4

Practice test 4 of 8 for the Sweden Driving Theory Test (Kunskapsprov B): 25 more questions with answers and explanations.

Driving
Sweden
250 questions
Checked October 11, 2026

Question 1 of 25
You are driving at night with main beam on and a car comes towards you. What should you do?
- Switch to dipped beam in good time
- Switch off all lights briefly
- Keep main beam on until the car passes
- Flash 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.
Question 2 of 25
Which group of drivers has a much higher crash risk in the first period after getting a licence?
- Drivers aged 40 to 50
- Professional bus drivers
- Young novice drivers
- Drivers of electric cars
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Answer: C. Young novice drivers
Young, inexperienced drivers are over-represented in crashes, which is why many countries have special rules for new drivers.
Question 3 of 25
How should you join a motorway?
- Drive straight into the left lane
- Enter slowly and let motorway traffic brake for you
- Use the acceleration lane to match the speed of traffic and give way to vehicles already on the motorway
- Stop at the end of the slip road and wait for a big gap
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Answer: C. Use the acceleration lane to match the speed of traffic and give way to vehicles already on the motorway
Vehicles already on the motorway have priority. Use the acceleration lane to reach a suitable speed and find a gap.
Question 4 of 25
What is the difference between a STOP sign and a give-way sign?
- There is no difference
- At give way you must always stop; at STOP only if traffic comes
- STOP is for trucks only
- At STOP you must always stop; at give way you stop only if traffic makes it necessary
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Answer: D. At STOP you must always stop; at give way you stop only if traffic makes it necessary
STOP means a full stop every time. Give way means let traffic go first, stopping only if needed.
Question 5 of 25
You are driving on a road marked with this sign. A car waits at a side road on your right. Who goes first at the junction?
- The bigger vehicle
- Whoever arrived first
- The car on the right, because traffic from the right always goes first
- You do, because you are on the priority road
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Answer: D. You do, because you are on the priority road
On a priority road you keep priority at junctions. Priority to the right does not apply against you here.
Question 6 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- Low bridge
- Mine entrance: no entry
- Underground car park
- Tunnel ahead
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Answer: D. Tunnel ahead
This sign marks a tunnel. Switch on your dipped headlights and keep a safe distance.
Question 7 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 8 of 25
A police officer directs traffic at a junction where the traffic lights show green for you. The officer signals you to stop. What must you do?
- Stop, because the officer's signals override lights and signs
- Drive on, because the light is green
- Stop only if a pedestrian is crossing
- Sound your horn and continue slowly
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Answer: A. Stop, because the officer's signals override lights and signs
Signals from a police officer come before traffic lights, signs and the general rules.
Question 9 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- End of priority road
- Danger: road works
- You are on a priority road
- Give way at the next junction
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Answer: C. You are on a priority road
The yellow diamond tells you that you have priority at junctions along this road until the sign ends it.
Question 10 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- Coach parking
- School bus may stop
- Lane or road for buses only
- Bus stop: no stopping for other vehicles
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Answer: C. Lane or road for buses only
The bus on a blue disc reserves the lane for buses. Other vehicles may use it only if an extra plate allows them.
Question 11 of 25
On which side of the road do you drive in Germany, France, Spain, Italy and the other countries of continental Europe?
- On the left
- In the centre on country roads
- On the right
- On either side, as long as you signal
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Answer: C. On the right
All of continental Europe drives on the right. In the EU only Cyprus, Ireland and Malta drive on the left.
Question 12 of 25
What standard must a child restraint meet in the EU?
- An approved UN-ECE standard, such as Regulation 44 or a later one
- Only a national standard from 1990
- Any seat sold online is fine
- No standard; any cushion is enough
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Answer: A. An approved UN-ECE standard, such as Regulation 44 or a later one
Child restraints must be approved to UN-ECE rules. Look for the approval label on the seat.
Question 13 of 25
You are turning into a side road. Pedestrians are crossing that side road. What must you do?
- Drive around them
- Carry on, because you are turning on a green light
- Sound your horn so they hurry
- Let them finish crossing
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Answer: D. Let them finish crossing
When you turn, give way to pedestrians crossing the road you are turning into.
Question 14 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 15 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- Pedestrians must not cross here
- Pedestrian crossing ahead
- Footpath only
- School playground
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Answer: B. Pedestrian crossing ahead
The triangle warns of a pedestrian crossing. Slow down and be ready to stop for people crossing.
Question 16 of 25
You must brake hard in an emergency in a car with ABS. What should you do?
- Pull the handbrake
- Brake gently to avoid the vibration
- Press the brake pedal fully and keep pressing, even if it vibrates
- Pump the brake pedal on and off
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Answer: C. Press the brake pedal fully and keep pressing, even if it vibrates
With ABS, keep firm pressure on the pedal. The vibration is normal and the wheels will not lock, so you can still steer.
Question 17 of 25
You see children playing on the pavement near the road. What should you do?
- Slow down and be ready to stop, as they may run into the road
- Drive closer to the centre line at the same speed
- Flash your headlights
- Sound 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.
Question 18 of 25
What happens to your braking distance when you drive twice as fast?
- It stays the same with good brakes
- It doubles
- It becomes about four times longer
- It becomes about half as long
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Answer: C. It becomes about four times longer
Braking distance grows with the square of speed, so doubling your speed roughly quadruples it.
Question 19 of 25
What is the highest speed you may drive after passing this sign?
- There is no limit; 50 is advised
- 50 km/h
- 50 mph
- 60 km/h
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Answer: B. 50 km/h
A red-ringed number is the maximum speed. Drive slower if conditions require it.
Question 20 of 25
Why should you leave a bigger gap to the vehicle in front when the road is wet?
- Wet roads make cars faster
- Your tyres have less grip, so you need more distance to stop
- Spray from your car could damage the car in front
- The law requires exactly double in all countries
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Answer: B. Your tyres have less grip, so you need more distance to stop
Rain reduces tyre grip and makes braking harder, so stopping distances become longer.
Question 21 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- Roundabout ahead
- No left turn
- No U-turns
- Dead end ahead
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Answer: C. No U-turns
The crossed-out U-shaped arrow means you must not turn around to go back the way you came.
Question 22 of 25
Why should you use dipped headlights rather than main beam in thick fog?
- Main beam uses too much fuel
- Dipped beam is brighter
- Main beam reflects off the fog and makes it harder to see
- Main 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.
Question 23 of 25
What happens to your field of vision as your speed increases?
- It improves because you concentrate more
- It does not change
- It becomes narrower, so you notice fewer hazards at the sides
- It becomes wider
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Answer: C. It becomes narrower, so you notice fewer hazards at the sides
At high speed you see a much narrower area ahead, so hazards at the sides are easier to miss.
Question 24 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- Railway signal
- Level crossing ahead
- Traffic lights ahead
- Police control ahead
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Answer: C. Traffic lights ahead
This sign warns of traffic lights that you may not see in time, for example after a bend.
Question 25 of 25
Why should you look twice for motorcycles at junctions?
- They are small and their speed is hard to judge
- They always have priority
- They cannot use indicators
- They are not allowed at junctions
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Answer: A. They are small and their speed is hard to judge
Many crashes happen because drivers do not see a motorcycle or misjudge its speed.

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