Sweden Driving Theory Test (Kunskapsprov B) 2026: Practice test 8

Practice test 8 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
What does this sign mean?
- Bridge ahead
- Lane for buses ahead
- Dual carriageway ends
- Road narrows on both sides
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Answer: D. Road narrows on both sides
The lines that move closer together warn that the road becomes narrower.
Question 2 of 25
You travel on a tourist coach that has seat belts. Must you wear one?
- Only on mountain roads
- Only children must wear them
- No, belts are only for cars
- Yes, if seat belts are fitted you must wear them
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Answer: D. Yes, if seat belts are fitted you must wear them
In the EU you must wear a seat belt in all vehicles where one is fitted, including coaches and minibuses.
Question 3 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- Priority over oncoming traffic
- Motorway begins
- Go straight ahead only at the next junction
- One-way road in the direction of the arrow
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Answer: D. One-way road in the direction of the arrow
This blue rectangular sign tells you that all traffic on the road moves in the direction of the arrow.
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?
- Wait before the junction until you can drive through without stopping in it
- Enter the junction and wait in the middle
- Sound your horn at the queue
- Turn 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.
Question 5 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- Turn left ahead
- No right turn
- No left turn
- Bend to the left
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Answer: C. No left turn
A red ring with a red bar across a black arrow forbids the move shown by the arrow.
Question 6 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- Car wash
- Car hire office
- Car park
- Road for motor vehicles only (no pedestrians or cyclists)
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Answer: D. Road for motor vehicles only (no pedestrians or cyclists)
This sign marks an expressway reserved for motor vehicles. Pedestrians, cyclists and slow vehicles must not use it.
Question 7 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- Roundabout ahead
- Road works with diversions
- Recycling centre ahead
- U-turn ahead
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Answer: A. Roundabout ahead
The warning triangle with circling arrows warns you to slow down for a roundabout.
Question 8 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- Parking for 30 minutes
- 30 km/h only on the next 30 metres
- You are entering an area where the speed limit is 30 km/h on all streets
- Minimum 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.
Question 9 of 25
Under the EU seat-belt directive, up to what height do children normally need a child restraint in cars?
- Under 180 cm
- Under 100 cm
- Under 150 cm (some countries allow an adult belt from 135 cm)
- Under 120 cm in all countries
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Answer: C. Under 150 cm (some countries allow an adult belt from 135 cm)
The directive sets 150 cm as the normal limit, but countries may let children of 135 to 150 cm use an adult belt.
Question 10 of 25
How should you overtake a cyclist?
- Sound your horn and pass at normal speed
- Overtake on the right
- Pass closely so you are on the other side less time
- Slow down and leave plenty of space to the side
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Answer: D. Slow down and leave plenty of space to the side
Cyclists can wobble or swerve around potholes. Give them plenty of room; many countries set a minimum distance by law.
Question 11 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- Quarry exit
- Falling rocks
- Loose gravel thrown by tyres
- Road ends at a cliff
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Answer: B. Falling rocks
This sign warns that stones may fall onto the road or already be lying on it.
Question 12 of 25
How should you leave a motorway?
- Use the hard shoulder to get to the exit
- Move to the right lane in good time and slow down in the exit lane
- Slow down on the main carriageway before the exit
- Brake in the left lane, then cut across
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Answer: B. Move to the right lane in good time and slow down in the exit lane
Get into the right lane early and do most of your slowing in the deceleration lane, not on the motorway itself.
Question 13 of 25
You are on a priority road. A driver in a side road starts to pull out in front of you. What should you do?
- Speed up to get past first
- Flash your lights and keep your speed
- Keep going, because you have priority
- Slow down and be ready to stop, even though you have priority
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Answer: D. Slow down and be ready to stop, even though you have priority
Having priority does not allow you to cause a crash. Always be ready for others to make mistakes.
Question 14 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 15 of 25
You start to feel sleepy on a long motorway drive. What is the most effective thing to do?
- Turn the music up loud
- Drive faster to arrive sooner
- Stop in a safe place such as a rest area and take a short nap
- Open 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.
Question 16 of 25
Where is overtaking especially dangerous and usually forbidden?
- On a straight road with good visibility
- On a motorway in the left lane
- After a sign ending a no-overtaking zone
- Near the top of a hill or before a bend where you cannot see far enough
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Answer: D. Near the top of a hill or before a bend where you cannot see far enough
Never overtake where you cannot see enough clear road ahead, such as before a crest or a bend.
Question 17 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 18 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 19 of 25
What does this sign mean?
- Toll road: 10% charge
- Steep hill upwards
- Steep hill downwards
- Road may flood
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Answer: C. Steep hill downwards
The wedge shows a steep descent; the number is the slope. Use a lower gear so you do not overheat your brakes.
Question 20 of 25
Traffic lights are working at a junction that also has a give-way sign. Which do you follow?
- Whichever is closer to you
- Priority to the right
- The give-way sign
- The traffic lights
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Answer: D. The traffic lights
Working traffic lights take precedence over priority signs. The signs apply when the lights are off or flashing amber.
Question 21 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 22 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 23 of 25
Traffic jams on a motorway with two lanes in your direction, in a country that requires an emergency corridor. You are in the left lane. Where do you move?
- Onto the hard shoulder
- To the right
- As far to the left as possible
- Stay in the middle of your lane
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Answer: C. As far to the left as possible
Vehicles in the far-left lane move left; all other lanes move right. This opens a corridor between them.
Question 24 of 25
You stop to help at a crash. What should you do with your own car?
- Stop right next to the crashed cars with lights off
- Park in a safe place, switch off the engine and turn on hazard lights
- Park in front of the crash to block traffic
- Leave your engine running in the lane
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Answer: B. Park in a safe place, switch off the engine and turn on hazard lights
Park safely, off the road if possible, so your car does not cause another crash.
Question 25 of 25
You want to turn left at a junction. A car comes towards you and goes straight on. Who goes first?
- You, because you signalled first
- The oncoming car
- Whoever reaches the middle of the junction first
- You, because left turns have priority
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Answer: B. The oncoming car
Drivers turning off must let oncoming traffic on the same road go first.

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