Croatia Driving Theory Test - Category B

For a first-time Croatia Category B candidate, which three subjects make up the driver-training and examination path described by HAK?

• APPSP, first aid for traffic casualties, and vehicle control/driving
• BOnly vehicle control, parking, and motorway driving
• CVehicle mechanics, insurance sales, and customs rules
• DOnly a medical exam, eyesight test, and licence-card application

What is the minimum age to start Category B training according to HAK's Category B guidance?

• A16 years
• B17 years and 6 months
• C18 years and 6 months
• D21 years

Which document must a Category B candidate obtain before entering training?

• AA medical certificate of mental and physical fitness for Category B driving
• BA vehicle registration certificate in the candidate's own name
• CA motorway toll transponder account
• DA professional driver tachograph card

For a first-time Category B candidate with no previous licence, what is the minimum PPSP classroom training listed by HAK?

• A4 teaching hours
• B9 teaching hours
• C30 teaching hours
• D35 teaching hours

For a first-time Category B candidate, how many first-aid teaching hours does HAK list?

• A4 teaching hours
• B9 teaching hours
• C30 teaching hours
• D45 teaching hours

For a first-time Category B candidate, what minimum vehicle-control/driving training does HAK list?

• A10 teaching hours
• B20 teaching hours
• C30 teaching hours
• D35 teaching hours

When may the driving school assign a Category B instructor for practical vehicle-control lessons?

• AAfter the candidate passes the PPSP theory test
• BBefore the candidate starts any PPSP lessons
• COnly after the candidate receives the plastic driving licence
• DOnly after the candidate buys a private car

What is the HAK-published pass standard for the PPSP test?

• AAt least 70% of the possible points
• BAt least 80% of the possible points
• CAt least 90% of 120 possible points
• DExactly 100% of all possible points

Which mistake can make a candidate fail the PPSP test even if the point total is otherwise at or above 90%?

• AWriting with blue ink instead of black ink
• BAnswering a question about intersection yielding rules incorrectly
• CFinishing the computer test before the time limit
• DChoosing an answer on a road-sign question without a picture

How is the PPSP test normally taken according to HAK's procedure page?

• AOn a computer, with a printed form possible in appropriate cases
• BOnly as an oral interview in the car
• COnly by submitting homework to the driving school
• DOnly during the public-road driving test

Which vehicle is within the basic Category B definition on HAK's category table?

• AA passenger car up to 3,500 kg maximum authorised mass with up to 8 passenger seats besid…
• BA bus designed for 20 passengers besides the driver
• CA truck with maximum authorised mass over 7,500 kg
• DA tram used in city traffic

Under HAK's Category B description, what is the passenger-seat limit besides the driver's seat?

• ANo more than 4 passengers
• BNo more than 8 passengers
• CNo more than 16 passengers
• DNo passenger-seat limit applies

What maximum authorised mass is central to the ordinary Category B motor-vehicle definition?

• A750 kg
• B1,250 kg
• C3,500 kg
• D7,500 kg

Which trailer is clearly allowed in the basic HAK Category B description when combined with a Category B motor vehicle?

• AA trailer whose maximum authorised mass does not exceed 750 kg
• BAny trailer, regardless of mass
• COnly a trailer with no brakes and no lights
• DOnly a trailer used for commercial freight

What is the minimum age shown by HAK for issuing a Category B driving licence?

• A15 years
• B16 years
• C18 years
• D24 years

At a Croatian intersection controlled by a police officer, what must a driver follow first?

• AThe police officer's signal
• BThe general priority-from-the-right rule
• CThe largest vehicle's movement
• DThe road that looks wider

What does a STOP sign require a Category B driver to do at an intersection?

• ASlow only if another vehicle is visible
• BStop and yield according to the sign before proceeding safely
• CAccelerate to clear the intersection quickly
• DTreat the intersection as uncontrolled

What is the safest meaning of a triangular warning sign with a red border?

• AA hazard is ahead and the driver must prepare to adapt speed or position
• BParking is always allowed immediately after the sign
• CThe driver has absolute priority over all traffic
• DThe road is closed to all passenger cars

What should a driver do when a traffic light changes from green to steady yellow before entering the intersection?

• AStop if it can be done safely before the stop line
• BAlways accelerate because yellow gives priority
• CIgnore the light if there is no police officer
• DStop in the middle of the pedestrian crossing

At a green light with pedestrians still crossing the road you want to enter, what should you do?

• ADrive through because green always cancels pedestrian protection
• BWait until the pedestrians are clear and it is safe to proceed
• CSound the horn continuously and continue
• DReverse away from the intersection

What does a continuous solid centre line normally prohibit?

• ACrossing it to overtake or change lanes where the line separates traffic streams
• BDriving with dipped headlights
• CReducing speed before a bend
• DUsing the right-hand lane

What is the usual general speed limit for a passenger car in a Croatian built-up area unless signs set another limit?

• A30 km/h
• B50 km/h
• C90 km/h
• D110 km/h

Outside built-up areas in Croatia, what is the usual maximum speed for a passenger car on an ordinary road unless signs show another limit?

• A50 km/h
• B70 km/h
• C90 km/h
• D130 km/h

What is the usual maximum speed for a passenger car on a Croatian motorway unless a lower limit is posted?

• A90 km/h
• B100 km/h
• C110 km/h
• D130 km/h

What is the usual maximum speed for a passenger car on a Croatian express road or road reserved for motor vehicles unless signs show another limit?

• A70 km/h
• B90 km/h
• C110 km/h
• D130 km/h

Which action best follows safe speed rules in heavy rain on a road where the posted limit is 90 km/h?

• ADrive exactly 90 km/h because the sign is always the required speed
• BChoose a lower speed that matches visibility, grip, and traffic
• CUse the left side of the road to avoid puddles
• DTurn off lights to reduce glare

What is the safest following-distance principle for a Category B driver?

• ALeave enough distance to stop safely if the vehicle ahead brakes suddenly
• BAlways follow at one metre regardless of speed
• CFollow closer at night so the other driver can guide you
• DUse the horn instead of leaving space

What should a driver check before moving off from a parked position?

• AMirrors, blind spots, signals, and whether the manoeuvre can be made safely
• BOnly whether the radio is on
• COnly the vehicle behind, because traffic ahead is irrelevant
• DOnly the posted speed limit sign

Why are children, pedestrians, cyclists, and moped riders treated as especially important PPSP topics?

• AThey are vulnerable road users with less physical protection in a crash
• BThey always have to yield to cars in every situation
• CThey are excluded from road-safety law
• DThey are only relevant on motorways

Before joining traffic, what basic vehicle condition check is most important?

• AThat brakes, tyres, lights, mirrors, and steering are safe and usable
• BThat the car is freshly washed
• CThat the luggage area is empty
• DThat the fastest route is saved in navigation

At an uncontrolled crossroads with no signs, lights, or police officer, which priority rule usually applies in Croatia?

• AThe vehicle approaching from the right has priority
• BThe fastest vehicle has priority
• CThe vehicle going straight always has priority over everyone
• DThe newest vehicle has priority

You face a Yield sign before entering a priority road. What is the correct action?

• AEnter immediately if you are turning right
• BYield to traffic on the priority road and enter only when safe
• CStop only if a police officer is standing nearby
• DFlash headlights to claim priority

When turning left across oncoming traffic at a green light, what must a driver normally do?

• AYield to oncoming vehicles that are going straight or turning right, unless a signal give…
• BTurn first because left turns always have priority
• CStop forever until the light turns red
• DUse the horn to make oncoming vehicles yield

At a roundabout in Croatia, what should a driver do before entering when there is Yield control at the entry?

• AYield to traffic already circulating in the roundabout
• BEnter without checking because entry traffic always has priority
• CStop in the circulating lane to decide where to go
• DDrive clockwise around the island

A pedestrian is already on a marked crossing ahead. What is the correct response?

• AMaintain speed if your lane is clear
• BSlow or stop as needed and let the pedestrian cross safely
• COvertake the vehicle that stopped for the pedestrian
• DDrive around the pedestrian on the crossing

When an emergency vehicle approaches with blue lights and siren, what should a Category B driver do?

• ACreate a clear path as soon as it is safe, without endangering others
• BStop immediately in the middle of the intersection in every case
• CRace ahead of it to avoid delaying your trip
• DIgnore it unless it is directly behind your vehicle

At a railway level crossing with barriers lowering, what must a driver do?

• AStop before the crossing and wait until it is fully safe and permitted to continue
• BDrive around the barrier if no train is visible
• CStop on the tracks for a better view
• DFollow the vehicle ahead closely to save time

What is the safest approach when a bus signals to leave a marked bus stop in a built-up area?

• AMaintain speed and squeeze past because buses never have priority
• BReduce speed and allow the bus to merge when safe
• COvertake across a solid line to avoid delay
• DDrive onto the sidewalk

When changing lanes on a multi-lane road, what is the driver's responsibility?

• ASignal, check mirrors and blind spot, and move only if it will not endanger or obstruct t…
• BSignal only after entering the new lane
• CMove first because the lane-changing driver always has priority
• DUse the lane marking as the only information needed

When two vehicles on opposite approaches both turn left at an intersection, what should drivers focus on first?

• APassing safely according to the intersection layout and any signs or markings
• BDriving as close as possible to force the other vehicle to stop
• CIgnoring oncoming pedestrians because both vehicles are turning
• DStopping permanently until another driver waves them through

A green arrow is lit for a turn while the main signal is red. What must the driver still do?

• ATurn in the arrow direction only if it is safe, yielding to pedestrians and traffic that…
• BTurn in any direction because the arrow cancels all other rules
• CAccelerate without checking because the arrow gives absolute priority
• DIgnore the arrow because the red light always forbids every movement

What should a driver do at a lane-control signal showing a red X above the lane?

• AUse the lane only for overtaking
• BLeave or avoid that lane because it is closed to traffic in that direction
• CStop under the signal and wait
• DIncrease speed to pass the signal quickly

What does a blue circular sign with a white arrow generally mean?

• AA mandatory direction or movement must be followed
• BA warning of an optional scenic route
• CA prohibition on all vehicles
• DA priority road begins

What does a red-bordered circular sign usually communicate?

• AA prohibition or restriction such as a speed limit, no entry, or no overtaking
• BA motorway service area
• CA recommended tourist route
• DA temporary end of all traffic rules

At a temporary road-work zone, which control should a driver obey when it conflicts with a permanent sign?

• AThe temporary work-zone signal or sign for the current condition
• BOnly the old permanent sign
• COnly the driver's planned route
• DNo sign, because road works suspend rules

When joining a motorway from an acceleration lane, what should the driver do?

• AUse the lane to match speed, signal, and merge only into a safe gap
• BStop at the end of the acceleration lane unless a sign says otherwise
• CForce vehicles on the motorway to brake because entering traffic has priority
• DReverse if there is no immediate gap

What is the correct use of the left lane on a Croatian motorway in normal traffic?

• AUse it for overtaking or when directed by traffic conditions, then return right when safe
• BStay there permanently because it is the fastest lane
• CUse it only to park during fatigue
• DUse it for slow driving while checking navigation

When is overtaking unsafe even if no sign specifically prohibits it?

• AWhen visibility is insufficient to complete the manoeuvre without danger
• BWhenever the vehicle ahead is slower than the speed limit
• COnly when the road is wet
• DOnly when the vehicle ahead is a truck