Swedish theory test questions 3

Question 1 of 65

1. Question

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Tättbebyggt område

You are driving and reach a sign indicating a built-up area (Tätort). There is no additional sign showing a speed limit. What is the speed limit?

50 km/h

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60 km/h

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70 km/h

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110 km/h

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Question 2 of 65

2. Question

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Stopplikt

You reach a STOP sign, but the road is completely empty. What should you do?

Even if the road is empty, you must come to a full stop.

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If the road is empty, you do not need to stop.

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Question 3 of 65

3. Question

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When there is roadwork, what color are the temporary signs you must follow?

Yellow

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Orange/Yellow with Red

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Red

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Green

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Question 4 of 65

4. Question

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Which of these has the highest priority in the “Hierarchy of Traffic Directions”?

Traffic signs

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Traffic lights

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Police officer's signals

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General rules (e.g., Right-hand rule)

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Question 5 of 65

5. Question

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When driving at 70 km/h, what is the recommended minimum following distance to the vehicle in front?

70 meters

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35 meters

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140 meters

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210 meters

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Question 6 of 65

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Your speed is 30 km/h, your reaction distance is 9 m. If you triple your speed to 90 km/h, what happens to your reaction distance?

It stays 9 m.

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It doubles to 18 m.

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It triples to 27 m.

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It increases 9 times to 81 m.

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Question 7 of 65

7. Question

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A traffic light at an intersection is flashing yellow. What should you do?

Stop and wait until it turns green

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Drive through as if you have priority

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Treat it as if the traffic lights are out of order: slow down, be extra cautious, and follow signs/road rules

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Treat it as a STOP sign for all directions

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Question 8 of 65

8. Question

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What are the legal alcohol limits for “Drunk Driving” (Rattfylleri) in Sweden?

0.5‰ in blood

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1.0‰ in blood

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0.2‰ in blood, 0.10 mg/L in breath

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Question 9 of 65

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Which driver group statistically has the highest risk and longest “complex” reaction times due to inexperience?

Drivers aged 18–24

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Drivers aged 35–50

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Drivers aged 50–60

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Question 10 of 65

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You are the first person at an accident scene with a person bleeding severely. What is the priority?

Give them water to drink.

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Apply direct pressure to the wound and keep the limb raised.

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Move them as much as possible to keep them awake.

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Question 11 of 65

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You’re selling your car and want to report the change of ownership by post. Which document part is used for this?

The "Main Road" rule.

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The "Right-hand rule" (Högerregeln).

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First come, first served.

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Question 12 of 65

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You’re selling your car and want to report the change of ownership by post. Which document part is used for this?

Registration certificate Part 1 (blue)

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The latest inspection protocol

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Registration certificate Part 2 (yellow)

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The insurance certificate

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Question 13 of 65

13. Question

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What is the mandatory period for using winter tyres in Sweden if there is “winter road conditions”?

1 October – 30 April

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1 December – 31 March

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1 November – 1 April

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Question 14 of 65

14. Question

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What is the minimum tread depth for winter tyres?

1.6 mm

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3.0 mm

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4.0 mm

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Question 15 of 65

15. Question

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When entering a roundabout, what is the rule regarding giving way?

Traffic entering has priority.

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You must yield to vehicles already inside the roundabout.

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The right-hand rule applies inside the roundabout.

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Question 16 of 65

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What is “Speed Blindness” (Fartblindhet)?

Being unable to see in the dark.

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Misjudging your speed and thinking you are going slower than you actually are.

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Losing sight of the road during heavy snow.

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Question 17 of 65

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You hit a lamppost and your passenger gets injured. You only have traffic insurance (Trafikförsäkring). What is covered?

Repairs to your own car only

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Passenger injuries and damage to the lamppost, but not repairs to your own car if you caused the crash

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Only the passenger injuries

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Only your own medical costs and repairs to your own car

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Question 18 of 65

18. Question

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At a railway crossing, the barriers start to rise, but the red lights are still flashing. What must you do?

Drive as soon as the barrier begins to rise

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Wait until the red lights stop flashing, then cross

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Cross quickly before the lights stop, to avoid queues

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Reverse away from the crossing immediately

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Question 19 of 65

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You are stopped at a red light. An ambulance comes up behind you using blue lights and siren. What is the best action?

Drive through the red light to clear the way

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Stay calm, create space if you can without breaking traffic rules, and let the ambulance pass when possible

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Stop immediately in the middle of your lane so the ambulance can pass

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Reverse to make room

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Question 20 of 65

20. Question

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Which gas is NOT reduced by a catalytic converter?

Carbon Monoxide (CO)

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Nitrogen Oxides (NOx)

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Carbon Dioxide (CO2)

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Question 21 of 65

21. Question

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In which situation is the risk of “speed blindness” (fartblindhet) the highest?

In a tunnel with many lights.

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In a forest area with many trees close to the road.

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When driving on a straight, wide road with little noise and a monotone environment.

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Question 22 of 65

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You are driving at night and reach a pedestrian crossing. Why is this area considered high-risk?

Drivers often think they can see pedestrians well enough, leading to overconfidence.

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Pedestrians can see cars easily and assume the car will stop.

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Streetlights always create a "blind zone" on the crossing.

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Question 23 of 65

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You arrive at a pedestrian crossing where children are waiting. What is the correct action?

Honk to warn them you are coming.

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Maintain speed but watch them closely.

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Stop and wait until all children have safely crossed the road.

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Question 24 of 65

24. Question

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What happens to your “Reaction Distance” if you double your speed (e.g., from 30 km/h to 60 km/h)?

It stays the same.

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It doubles.

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It quadruples (4 times).

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Question 25 of 65

25. Question

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What happens to your “Braking Distance” if you double your speed?

It doubles.

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It triples.

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It quadruples (4 times).

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Question 26 of 65

26. Question

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Is it allowed to stop (stanna) your vehicle under a bridge or in an underpass?

Yes, if you use hazard lights.

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No.

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Question 27 of 65

27. Question

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Which of these is an example of “Negative Group Pressure”?

Passengers reminding the driver to use a seatbelt.

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The driver following the passengers' risky suggestions instead of their own safe judgement.

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The driver getting annoyed by heavy traffic.

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Question 28 of 65

28. Question

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Can you stop in a “Disabled Parking” space (Handikapplats)?

No, never.

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Yes, but only to drop off or pick up a passenger (without parking).

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Question 29 of 65

29. Question

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Between which dates is it forbidden to use “Studded Tyres” (Dubbdäck) in Sweden, unless there are winter conditions?

1 December – 31 March.

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16 April – 30 September.

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1 September – 30 April.

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Question 30 of 65

30. Question

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The road is slippery and you are about to drive down a steep hill. What is the safest technique to control your speed?

Put the gearbox in neutral to roll freely

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Use a lower gear so you can slow down with engine braking, and brake gently if needed

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Brake hard at the start of the hill to “get it over with”

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Accelerate slightly to keep the tyres gripping

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Question 31 of 65

31. Question

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If you are overtaking and notice a vehicle behind you has already started to overtake you, what should you do?

Speed up and finish your overtake first.

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Move to the right and wait until the vehicle behind has passed.

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Brake hard to let them in.

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Question 32 of 65

32. Question

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Which fuel type is considered a “Renewable Biofuel” and has a lower impact on the greenhouse effect?

Diesel.

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Petrol.

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Rapeseed oil (RME) or Ethanol (E85).

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Question 33 of 65

33. Question

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Can you overtake another vehicle on a pedestrian crossing?

Yes, if the car is going slowly.

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No, it is prohibited.

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Question 34 of 65

34. Question

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What can cause the engine “Coolant Temperature” to rise dangerously high?

Driving at a very low speed.

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Using the air conditioning too much.

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A broken fan belt or a leak in the cooling system.

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Question 35 of 65

35. Question

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Which traffic offence is most likely to result in your driving licence being revoked (indragen)?

Parking on a cycle path.

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Driving at 40 km/h in a 30 km/h zone.

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Leaving the scene of an accident (smitning).

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Question 36 of 65

36. Question

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What is the “Reaction Distance” (reaktionssträcka) when driving at 90 km/h, assuming a reaction time of 1 second?

9 meters

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18 meters

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27 meters

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45 meters

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Question 37 of 65

37. Question

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Which of these is NOT a location where parking is prohibited (parkeringsförbud)?

On a motorway (motorväg).

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Within 10 meters of an intersection.

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20 meters before a bus stop.

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On a railway track.

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Question 38 of 65

38. Question

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Which of these is NOT a location where stopping (stanna) is prohibited?

In a tunnel.

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On a cycle path.

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In a disabled parking space (Handikapplats).

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5 meters before an intersection.

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Question 39 of 65

39. Question

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Which fuel type produces the highest amount of sulfur dioxide (svaveldioxid) emissions?

Petrol (Bensin).

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Diesel.

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Ethanol (E85).

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Biogas.

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Question 40 of 65

40. Question

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What does the “Zipper Principle” (kugghjulsprincipen) mean in Swedish traffic?

Vehicles on the right always have priority.

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Two lanes merge into one by taking turns (one car from each lane).

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You must speed up to prevent others from merging.

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Question 41 of 65

41. Question

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Which traffic sign indicates “No Entry” (entry prohibited for all vehicles from this direction)?

A blue circle with a white arrow.

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A red circle with a yellow horizontal bar.

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A red circle with a yellow background (completely empty).

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Question 42 of 65

42. Question

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What is the general maximum speed limit outside built-up areas if no other sign is present?

50 km/h

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70 km/h

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90 km/h

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110 km/h

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Question 43 of 65

43. Question

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How does driving at high speeds affect the lifespan of your tyres?

High speed cools the tyres, making them last longer.

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High speed increases heat and friction, causing faster wear.

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Speed has no effect on tyre wear.

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Question 44 of 65

44. Question

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When you are about to overtake a vehicle, what is the most difficult thing to estimate?

The length of your own car.

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The speed of the vehicle you are overtaking.

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The speed and distance of oncoming traffic.

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Question 45 of 65

45. Question

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You are driving and see a two-way traffic sign (two black arrows pointing in opposite directions). What does this indicate?

The road ahead is a one-way street.

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A one-way street is ending, and the road will have oncoming traffic.

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Overtaking is prohibited.

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Question 46 of 65

46. Question

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Which insurance is mandatory (compulsory) by law for all vehicle owners?

Comprehensive insurance (Helförsäkring)

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Partial insurance (Halvförsäkring)

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Traffic insurance (Trafikförsäkring)

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Question 47 of 65

47. Question

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Which of the following statements regarding tyres is correct?

Summer tyres must have at least 3.0 mm tread depth.

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Winter tyres must have at least 3.6 mm tread depth.

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Studded tyres can be used from 1 September to 30 April.

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Winter tyres must have at least 3.0 mm tread depth.

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Question 48 of 65

48. Question

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Which fuel type is considered to have the least greenhouse gas effect because it is renewable?

Petrol (Gasoline)

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Diesel

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Natural Gas

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Rapeseed oil (RME) / Biofuels

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Question 49 of 65

49. Question

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Which is a classic example of a “Single-Vehicle Accident” (Singelolycka)?

Hitting a pedestrian at a crossing.

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Hitting a stationary vehicle in a car park.

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Hitting a wild animal.

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Falling asleep and driving off the road.

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Question 50 of 65

50. Question

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When you see an emergency vehicle (blue lights and sirens) in traffic, what should you do?

Slow down and stop immediately wherever you are.

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Maintain your speed and stay in your lane.

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Make way and facilitate their passage safely.

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Speed up to stay ahead of them.

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Question 51 of 65

51. Question

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Can you overtake (omkörning) at or just before a railway crossing?

Yes, always.

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Yes, but only if it's a single-track crossing.

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Yes, but only if there are barriers (bommar).

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No, it is generally prohibited.

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Question 52 of 65

52. Question

1 point(s)

You have started an overtake and suddenly realize it is prohibited or dangerous. What should you do?

Speed up and finish the overtake as fast as possible.

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Brake hard and stay in the left lane.

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Slow down calmly, return to your lane, and resume following.

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Question 53 of 65

53. Question

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While you are overtaking, another vehicle from behind begins to overtake you (double overtaking). What do you do?

Speed up to prevent them from passing.

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Brake suddenly.

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Stay to the right as much as possible and allow the vehicle behind to pass.

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Question 54 of 65

54. Question

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Which of the following is NOT an automatic reason for an overtaking ban?

Tourist roads or scenic routes.

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If another vehicle has already started overtaking you.

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If an oncoming vehicle is approaching.

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In areas with poor visibility (e.g., hillcrests).

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Question 55 of 65

55. Question

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Can you stop at a “Disabled Parking” space (Handikapplats) to drop off or pick up a passenger?

No, never.

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Yes, you may stop briefly.

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Question 56 of 65

56. Question

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In which of these locations is PARKING (parkering) actually permitted?

On railway tracks.

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On motorways.

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In taxi stands.

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15 meters before a pedestrian crossing.

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Question 57 of 65

57. Question

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In which of these locations is PARKING (parkering) permitted?

In a tunnel.

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Directly in front of a building entrance.

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On a sharp curve with poor visibility.

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20 meters before a bus stop sign.

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Question 58 of 65

58. Question

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In which of these locations is STOPPING (stanna) permitted?

At a bus stop (briefly, for passengers).

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In a tunnel.

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5 meters before an intersection.

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On a railway crossing.

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Question 59 of 65

59. Question

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Which of these is NOT a place where STOPPING (stanna) is prohibited?

Where you block a traffic light.

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Where you block a traffic sign.

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On a cycle path (Cykelbana).

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In a disabled parking space (briefly).

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Question 60 of 65

60. Question

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What can happen if your engine’s coolant temperature is too high for a long time?

The car will automatically drive slower to cool down.

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It can damage the engine and lead to increased oil consumption.

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The brakes will become less effective.

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Question 61 of 65

61. Question

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If your engine temperature is rising into the red zone, what is the most likely cause?

Using the wrong grade of petrol.

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Driving in a high gear for too long.

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The coolant has leaked out or the fan belt has snapped.

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Question 62 of 65

62. Question

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Who is legally responsible for reporting the sale of a vehicle to the Swedish Transport Agency?

Only the seller.

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Only the buyer.

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Both the seller and the buyer.

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Question 63 of 65

63. Question

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Within how many days must a vehicle sale be reported?

7 days

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10 days

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15 days

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30 days

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Question 64 of 65

64. Question

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What is the “Reaction Distance” at 30 km/h (assuming 1 second reaction time)?

3 meters

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6 meters

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9 meters

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12 meters

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Question 65 of 65

65. Question

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What is the “Reaction Distance” at 90 km/h (assuming 1 second reaction time)?

27 meters

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36 meters

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45 meters

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54 meters

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