Sweden Driving Theory Test (Kunskapsprov B) 2026: Practice test 7

Practice test 7 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
In which direction do you drive around a roundabout in continental Europe?
- Either way, depending on your exit
- Anticlockwise
- Clockwise at night only
- Clockwise
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Answer: B. Anticlockwise
With right-hand traffic you drive anticlockwise, keeping the central island on your left.
Question 2 of 25
Why should nobody smoke at the scene of a crash?
- It confuses emergency callers
- Leaking fuel could catch fire
- It is rude to the police
- It sets off airbags
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Answer: B. Leaking fuel could catch fire
Fuel or other liquids may be leaking, so avoid anything that could start a fire.
Question 3 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- Overtaking lane ahead
- Priority over oncoming traffic
- Two-way traffic ahead
- One-way road
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Answer: C. Two-way traffic ahead
This sign warns that you are leaving a one-way section and traffic will come towards you.
Question 4 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 5 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- Pedestrian zone: no vehicles
- Footpath ends
- This marks a pedestrian crossing
- Underpass for pedestrians
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Answer: C. This marks a pedestrian crossing
The blue sign stands at the crossing itself. Give way to people who are crossing or clearly about to cross.
Question 6 of 25
When does alcohol start to affect driving skills such as reaction time?
- Only above 1.5 g/l
- Even at levels below 0.5 g/l
- Only when you feel drunk
- Only above 0.8 g/l
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Answer: B. Even at levels below 0.5 g/l
Basic skills such as tracking, reaction time and visual detection begin to get worse below 0.5 g/l.
Question 7 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- Slippery road surface
- Car wash ahead
- Drunk-driving checkpoint
- Winding road
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Answer: A. Slippery road surface
The car with wavy tracks warns that the road may be slippery, especially when wet or icy.
Question 8 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 9 of 25
You want to fit a rear-facing baby seat in the front passenger seat. The seat has a front airbag. What must you do?
- Push the seat as far forward as possible
- Only use it there for short trips
- Make sure the airbag is switched off before you use the seat there
- Nothing, airbags protect babies
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Answer: C. Make sure the airbag is switched off before you use the seat there
A rear-facing child seat must not be used in a seat protected by an active front airbag; an inflating airbag can seriously injure the child.
Question 10 of 25
About how many pedestrians and cyclists survive being hit by a car at about 30 km/h, compared with about 50 km/h?
- Nearly everyone at both speeds
- About the same at both speeds
- About 90% at 30 km/h, but only about 20% at 50 km/h
- About 50% at 30 km/h and 40% at 50 km/h
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Answer: C. About 90% at 30 km/h, but only about 20% at 50 km/h
Small speed differences make a huge difference to survival. This is why many towns use 30 km/h limits.
Question 11 of 25
An elderly pedestrian is crossing slowly in front of you. What should you do?
- Rev your engine
- Drive around them
- Sound your horn to hurry them
- Wait patiently and give them time to cross
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Answer: D. Wait patiently and give them time to cross
Older pedestrians may need more time to cross and may not see or hear you well.
Question 12 of 25
A bus has stopped at a bus stop on your side of the road. What should you watch for?
- Passengers stepping out from in front of or behind the bus
- The bus reversing
- Nothing; buses always wait for traffic
- Cyclists using the bus stop
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Answer: A. Passengers stepping out from in front of or behind the bus
People getting off a bus may cross the road suddenly. Slow down and be ready to stop.
Question 13 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- Winter road closed
- Snow chains are not allowed
- Tyre repair shop
- Snow chains must be fitted
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Answer: D. Snow chains must be fitted
This blue mandatory sign means you may only drive on this road with snow chains fitted.
Question 14 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- Detour
- Slippery road
- Double bend ahead
- Road narrows
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Answer: C. Double bend ahead
The S-shaped line warns of two bends close together.
Question 15 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- Level crossing ahead
- Junction ahead where traffic from the right has priority
- Hospital ahead
- You 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.
Question 16 of 25
Your doctor gives you a new medicine. What should you do before driving?
- Take a double dose to feel better faster
- Nothing, prescribed medicine is always safe
- Drink coffee to cancel any effect
- Check 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.
Question 17 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- Toll booth ahead
- End of motorway
- Bridge ahead
- Start of a motorway
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Answer: D. Start of a motorway
This blue sign marks the start of a motorway, where special motorway rules apply.
Question 18 of 25
What blood alcohol limit is recommended at EU level for drivers in general?
- 1.5 g/l
- 1.0 g/l
- 0.8 g/l
- 0.5 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.
Question 19 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- Residential zone: drive very slowly, people may walk and play on the road
- Housing estate: no entry for cars
- Children must stay on the pavement
- Car park for residents
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Answer: A. Residential zone: drive very slowly, people may walk and play on the road
In a residential zone pedestrians may use the whole width of the road. Drive at a very low speed and park only where allowed.
Question 20 of 25
A tram has stopped at a stop in the middle of the street and passengers are getting on and off. What should you do?
- Speed up to pass before the tram leaves
- Sound your horn to warn passengers
- Slow down and be ready to stop for people crossing to and from the tram
- Overtake the tram on the stop side
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Answer: C. Slow down and be ready to stop for people crossing to and from the tram
Passengers may walk across your lane to reach the pavement. Drive very slowly or stop to let them cross.
Question 21 of 25
How should you drive in a tunnel?
- Keep a larger distance than usual to the vehicle in front
- Drive closer to keep traffic flowing
- Stop to look at the emergency signs
- Overtake as often as possible
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Answer: A. Keep a larger distance than usual to the vehicle in front
Keep a bigger safety gap in tunnels so you have time to react to any incident.
Question 22 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- Cycle path: for cyclists only
- Cyclists must not use this road
- Warning: cyclists crossing ahead
- Bicycle hire nearby
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Answer: A. Cycle path: for cyclists only
A white bicycle on a blue disc means the path is reserved for cyclists. Cars must not use it.
Question 23 of 25
You are in an inner lane of a large roundabout and cannot safely move to the outer lane before your exit. What should you do?
- Stop on the roundabout and wait
- Reverse back to the exit
- Go around again and leave at the next chance
- Cut across to the exit quickly
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Answer: C. Go around again and leave at the next chance
If traffic stops you reaching the exit safely, drive around again rather than cutting across other vehicles.
Question 24 of 25
How must young children travel in a car in the EU?
- With an adult belt from birth
- Loose on the back seat if the journey is short
- On an adult's lap
- In an approved child restraint suited to their size and weight
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Answer: D. In an approved child restraint suited to their size and weight
Children must use a child restraint that suits their size and weight. Check each country's exact height and age rules.
Question 25 of 25
What effect does low tyre pressure have?
- It increases fuel use and can affect handling
- It makes braking shorter
- It reduces fuel use
- It 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.

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