Croatia Driving Theory Test - Category AM (Moped)

Under the Croatian Road Traffic Safety Act, what is the maximum design speed permitted for a vehicle classified as a moped (Category AM)?

• A60 km/h
• B50 km/h
• C45 km/h
• D25 km/h

What is the maximum engine cylinder capacity for a spark-ignition combustion engine in a Category AM moped in Croatia?

• A50 cubic centimetres (cc)
• B125 cubic centimetres (cc)
• C75 cubic centimetres (cc)
• D250 cubic centimetres (cc)

What is the minimum age required in Croatia to obtain a Category AM driving licence?

• A14 years
• B16 years
• C18 years
• D15 years

At what age may a candidate in Croatia begin driving school training for Category AM?

• A14 years exactly
• B15 years exactly
• C14 years and 6 months
• D15 years and 6 months

Which personal protective equipment is legally mandatory for a moped rider and passenger on Croatian roads?

• AA leather riding suit with knee sliders
• BAn airbag vest and steel-toe motorcycle boots
• CA certified, properly fastened protective helmet
• DA fluorescent high-visibility vest during daylight hours

What is the minimum age a passenger must be to be legally carried on a moped in Croatia?

• A12 years
• B7 years
• C10 years
• D14 years

Is a moped rider in Croatia allowed to transport a person who is under the influence of alcohol or drugs on the pillion seat?

• AYes, provided the passenger wears an approved helmet and holds onto the rider tightly
• BYes, but only in built-up areas at speeds below 30 km/h
• CNo — the passenger may not be under the influence of drugs or medicines, and their blood…
• DYes, there is no rule at all about the condition of a moped passenger

What is the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for young moped drivers (under 24 years old) in Croatia?

• A0.50 g/kg
• B0.20 g/kg
• C0.80 g/kg
• D0.00 g/kg (zero tolerance)

What passing threshold is required on HAK's Prometni propisi i sigurnosna pravila (PPSP) theory exam?

• AAt least 75% of total points, with up to three mistakes allowed on intersections
• BAt least 80% of total points regardless of question type
• CExactly 100% of all questions answered correctly
• DAt least 90% of the 120 total possible points, with no errors on intersection-yielding qu…

What is the prescribed official fee for sitting the PPSP theory exam with HAK under Decision NN 155/2022?

• A15.76 EUR
• B19.58 EUR
• C27.21 EUR
• D31.35 EUR

Where should a moped rider generally position their vehicle on a two-way roadway with a single lane in each direction in Croatia?

• AAlong the right edge of the roadway, moving in the right half of the lane
• BOn the sidewalk or pedestrian path whenever traffic is congested
• CIn the extreme left corner of the lane to block oncoming cars
• DDirectly in the center of the road straddling the dividing line

Are Category AM mopeds allowed to travel on Croatian motorways (autocesta) or expressways (brza cesta)?

• AYes, provided the rider remains on the hard shoulder at all times
• BNo, motorways and expressways are restricted to vehicles capable of speeds of at least 60…
• CYes, but only during daylight hours when traffic is light
• DYes, if the moped has an engine displacement of at least 49 cc

When approaching an intersection not regulated by signs, lights, or an officer, which rule determines right-of-way?

• AThe rule of priority from the right (pravilo desne strane)
• BThe larger or heavier vehicle always has priority
• CThe vehicle travelling faster has right-of-way
• DThe driver who sounds their horn first has right-of-way

At an intersection, a moped rider intends to turn left. An oncoming car is proceeding straight. Who has priority?

• AThe moped rider has priority because they arrived at the intersection first
• BThe oncoming car travelling straight has priority over the left-turning moped
• CThe moped rider has priority because left turns are protected in Croatia
• DWhichever vehicle is smaller has right-of-way

What is the legal meaning of an octagonal red sign with the word 'STOP'?

• AThe driver should slow down and only stop if other vehicles are visibly approaching
• BThe driver must stop only if turning left into the intersection
• CThe driver must come to a complete stop at the stop line and yield to all traffic on the…
• DThe driver has priority over all other vehicles after stopping for one second

What does an inverted triangular road sign with a red border and white background indicate?

• AMandatory complete stop before proceeding
• BPriority over oncoming vehicles on a narrow road section
• CEnd of all prohibitions and restrictions
• DYield right-of-way (Raskrižje s cestom s prednošću prolaska) - yield to vehicles on the i…

What is the general speed limit inside built-up areas (settlements) in Croatia unless otherwise posted?

• A60 km/h
• B40 km/h
• C70 km/h
• D50 km/h

What is the hierarchy of authority when traffic signs, traffic lights, and a traffic police officer present conflicting instructions at an intersection?

• ATraffic lights override police officers, and road signs override traffic lights
• BPolice officer orders override traffic lights, traffic lights override road signs, and ro…
• CRoad signs always take precedence because they are permanent physical installations
• DThe general rule of priority from the right overrides all signs and signals

When a traffic police officer stands facing you with both arms extended horizontally sideways, what does this signal indicate to your stream of traffic?

• AStop — traffic approaching from the front or back of the officer must halt, equivalent to…
• BTurn right immediately without yielding
• CProceed — traffic approaching from the front may drive through without stopping
• DIncrease speed to clear the intersection quickly

What is the primary danger when riding a moped across wet tram tracks (tramvajske tračnice) in cities like Zagreb or Osijek?

• ATram tracks emit an electrical charge that can disable a moped's spark plug
• BSteel rails become extremely slippery when wet, creating a severe risk of tyre slip and s…
• CThe rubber tyres will melt if they come into contact with cold steel
• DTram tracks have magnetic strips that pull moped wheels toward oncoming trams

What is the safest technique for a moped rider when crossing railway or tram tracks on a roadway?

• ACross parallel to the tracks along the inside rail groove
• BLean steeply into the turn while accelerating hard over the rails
• CApply the front brake forcefully while the front tyre is on the metal rail
• DCross the rails at as close to a right angle (90 degrees) as possible, keeping the moped…

Why are painted pedestrian crossings (zebra stripes) and white road arrows especially hazardous to mopeds in rain?

• ARoad marking paint fills surface pores and becomes as slick as ice when wet, drastically…
• BRoad paint contains chemicals that dissolve moped tyre tread rubber
• CPedestrian crossings emit reflective glare that blinds the moped rider's speedometer
• DMopeds are legally prohibited from riding over white road markings

What is the minimum legal tread depth for moped tyres in Croatia?

• A0.5 mm
• B1.0 mm
• C1.6 mm, or above the manufacturer's TWI wear indicators where these are marked
• D4.0 mm

When must daytime running lights or dipped-beam headlights (kratka svjetla) be illuminated on a moped in Croatia?

• AOnly during the winter period from 1 November to 31 March
• BOnly from sunset to sunrise and during fog
• CAt all times, both day and night, throughout the entire year
• DOnly when driving outside built-up areas

How should a moped rider execute braking in normal dry conditions on straight asphalt?

• AApply both the front and rear brakes progressively, using the front brake as the primary…
• BUse only the front brake and press it to lock immediately
• CDisengage the clutch, turn off the engine, and drag both boots on the pavement
• DUse only the rear brake to completely avoid any risk of the front wheel sliding

What happens if a moped rider locks the front wheel during aggressive braking on wet asphalt?

• AThe moped will continue moving straight ahead with no risk of falling
• BThe rear wheel will automatically deploy stabilising outriggers
• CThe front wheel loses all directional stability, steering is lost, and the moped will ins…
• DThe engine will automatically reverse direction to stop the vehicle

What is the single European emergency telephone number that connects to emergency dispatch (police, ambulance, fire) in Croatia?

• A192
• B194
• C911
• D112

What is the national direct emergency telephone number for the Croatian Police (Policija)?

• A192
• B193
• C194
• D1987

When arriving first at the scene of a traffic accident, what is the driver's very first priority?

• AImmediately run to move all injured casualties off the roadway
• BEnsure personal safety and secure the crash scene to prevent secondary accidents
• CPhotograph the damaged vehicles for insurance claims
• DCall a towing service to clear the road obstruction

Under what circumstance should a responder remove the helmet of an injured motorcyclist or moped rider at a crash scene?

• AWhenever the casualty is lying on the ground to make them more comfortable
• BImmediately in every accident to inspect the rider's scalp for cuts
• CNever under any circumstances, even if the person has stopped breathing
• DOnly if the casualty is unconscious and not breathing normally, or if vomiting threatens…

What is the recommended ratio of chest compressions to rescue breaths during adult Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) taught in Croatian first aid?

• A15 compressions to 2 rescue breaths (15:2)
• B30 compressions to 2 rescue breaths (30:2)
• C5 compressions to 1 rescue breath (5:1)
• D50 compressions to 5 rescue breaths (50:5)

How should severe, spurting arterial bleeding from an arm or leg wound be controlled immediately at an accident scene?

• AApply direct pressure to the wound with a sterile dressing or clean cloth, followed by a…
• BLeave the wound exposed to the air so blood clots naturally
• CWash the wound with tap water for twenty minutes without pressing
• DApply butter or flour to the open wound to seal the artery

What does a circular road sign with a red border containing the silhouette of a motorcycle signify?

• ACompulsory path reserved exclusively for motorcycles
• BMotorcycle parking zone ahead
• CProhibition of traffic for motorcycles (zabrana prometa za motocikle)
• DEnd of speed restriction for two-wheeled vehicles

What is the meaning of a round blue sign depicting a pedestrian and bicycle separated by a vertical white line?

• ARoad closed to all traffic including bicycles
• BSegregated shared path for pedestrians and cyclists, with each assigned to their respecti…
• CPedestrian crossing with bicycle priority
• DMotorway service area with bicycle rentals

Under what condition may a moped overtake another vehicle on the right side in Croatia?

• AOnly when the vehicle ahead has clearly signalled and started executing a left turn, and…
• BWhenever traffic is travelling faster than 40 km/h
• COvertaking on the right is never permitted under any circumstances
• DWhenever the moped can fit between the curb and a moving car

What is the minimum distance from a pedestrian crossing (obilježeni pješački prijelaz) within which stopping and parking are prohibited in Croatia?

• AWithin 1 metre on either side
• BWithin 15 metres after the crossing
• COn the crossing itself and within 5 metres before the crossing
• DStopping is permitted right up to the edge of the white stripes

How close to an intersection may a driver park or stop their vehicle in Croatia?

• AAt least 15 metres from the nearest curb edge
• BAt least 5 metres from the nearest edge of the transverse roadway
• CAt least 1 metre from the corner
• DDirectly at the intersection boundary provided the hazard lights are on

What is the minimum safe following distance behind the vehicle ahead when driving a moped in dry urban traffic?

• AExactly 1 metre regardless of speed
• BHalf a vehicle length at all speeds
• CZero distance, riders should draft closely to reduce wind drag
• DA distance equal to at least 2 seconds of travel time behind the vehicle ahead

If a moped travels at 36 km/h, approximately how many metres does it cover every second?

• A10 metres
• B20 metres
• C5 metres
• D36 metres

What is total stopping distance (zaustavni put) composed of?

• AOnly the distance the wheels slide on the road
• BReaction distance (put reagiranja) plus braking distance (put kočenja)
• CThe distance travelled while the horn is sounding
• DThe length of the moped multiplied by vehicle weight

How does wet pavement affect a moped's braking distance compared to dry asphalt?

• ABraking distance decreases because water cools the brake discs
• BBraking distance remains completely unchanged
• CBraking distance increases by exactly 10 times under all wet conditions
• DBraking distance is roughly doubled due to reduced friction between the tyre and wet road…

What is the primary function of the safety chinstrap on an approved moped helmet?

• ATo prevent the helmet from being dislodged or flying off the head during an impact or tum…
• BTo hold the rider's sunglasses firmly in place
• CTo absorb sweat during warm summer rides
• DTo maintain aerodynamic downforce at 40 km/h

What type of helmet homologation standard is officially recognized and legal for road use in Croatia and the European Union?

• AANSI construction worker hardhat certification
• BEN 1078 pedal bicycle helmet standard
• CECE Regulation 22 (such as ECE 22.05 or ECE 22.06)
• DAny plastic shell with a decorative chin strap

What is the maximum unladen mass for a light quadricycle (laki četverocikl) classified under Category AM in Croatia?

• A550 kg
• B750 kg
• C350 kg (not including battery mass for electric vehicles)
• D1,000 kg

What is the maximum power output allowed for an electric motor in a Category AM moped or light quadricycle in Croatia?

• A11 kW
• B25 kW
• C4 kW
• D35 kW

When entering a multi-lane roundabout (kružni tok prometa), who has right-of-way unless traffic signs indicate otherwise in Croatia?

• AVehicles already circulating inside the roundabout have right-of-way over entering vehicl…
• BMopeds always have priority over larger cars inside the roundabout
• CThe vehicle travelling at the highest speed has right-of-way
• DEntering vehicles always have priority under the rule of priority from the right

When exiting a roundabout, what mandatory action must a moped driver take?

• ASignal a left turn continuously until completely off the roundabout
• BSignal a right turn with the direction indicator well before reaching the chosen exit
• CSound the horn twice to warn pedestrians on the exit crosswalk
• DAccelerate to maximum speed without signalling