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1What is the primary function of triangular road signs with a white background and a red border in Armenia, and at what distance are they typically placed before the hazard in settlements?

A.They impose mandatory speed limits and are placed 10 to 20 meters before the hazard.

B.They warn drivers of an upcoming hazard on the roadway and are installed 50 to 100 meters before the hazard in settlements.

C.They grant right-of-way at upcoming intersections and are placed 200 to 300 meters in advance.

D.They indicate service locations and parking facilities and are installed 500 meters before the exit.

Explanation: In Armenia and under the Vienna Convention, triangular signs with a red border and white background are Warning Signs (Նախազգուշացնող նշաններ). They alert drivers to approaching road hazards (such as sharp bends, pedestrian crossings, or roadworks) and are installed 50 to 100 meters before the hazard in settlements (built-up areas) and 150 to 300 meters outside settlements.

2What must a driver do when approaching sign 2.4 'Give Way' (Զիջեք ճանապարհը - an inverted triangle with a red border)?

A.Come to a mandatory complete stop at all times, even if no other vehicles are approaching.

B.Maintain speed because vehicles entering from intersecting roads must yield to traffic on this road.

C.Yield right-of-way to vehicles traveling on the intersecting road, stopping only if necessary to let them pass.

D.Sound the horn to alert intersecting vehicles that you intend to proceed through the junction first.

Explanation: Sign 2.4 'Give Way' requires the driver to yield right-of-way to vehicles traveling on the intersecting road (or main road). Unlike the 'Stop' sign, a full stop is not mandatory if the intersection is clear and the driver can yield without stopping.

3Where must a driver stop when facing sign 2.5 (Երթևեկությունն առանց կանգառի արգելվում է — 'Movement without stopping is prohibited', the STOP sign) at an intersection with a marked stop line (marking 1.12)?

A.Directly in front of the Stop line (marking 1.12).

B.In the middle of the intersection to gain optimal visibility of cross traffic.

C.At least 10 meters before the Stop sign regardless of road markings.

D.Directly past the edge of the intersecting carriageway.

Explanation: When sign 2.5 'Stop' is accompanied by a Stop line (road marking 1.12), the driver must come to a complete stop immediately before the Stop line. If there is no Stop line, the driver must stop before the edge of the intersecting carriageway to verify traffic.

4What right does sign 2.1 'Priority Road' (Գլխավոր ճանապարհ - a yellow diamond with a white border) confer upon a driver?

A.The right to exceed the standard speed limit by up to 20 km/h.

B.The right of preferential passage through unregulated intersections along that road.

C.The right to park on the carriageway outside settlements during nighttime.

D.Exemption from following traffic police controller hand signals.

Explanation: Sign 2.1 'Priority Road' gives the driver the right of preferential passage (right-of-way) through unregulated intersections until sign 2.2 'End of Priority Road' is reached. Note that priority signs are overridden by working traffic lights or a traffic controller.

5What is the meaning of prohibitory sign 3.1 'No Entry' (Մուտքն արգելվում է - red circle with a horizontal white rectangle, commonly called the 'brick')?

A.Entry is prohibited for all vehicles in this direction.

B.Entry is prohibited only for heavy goods vehicles exceeding 3.5 tonnes.

C.Entry is permitted only between 08:00 and 20:00 on working days.

D.Entry is allowed if the driver resides or works on that street.

Explanation: Sign 3.1 «Մուտքն արգելվում է» prohibits the entry of vehicles in that direction. It is commonly placed at the exit of one-way streets, at divided carriageways and at pedestrian-only thoroughfares. The one statutory carve-out is that signs 3.1-3.3 do not apply to route-based public transport vehicles.

6Which vehicles are exempted from prohibitory sign 3.2 'No Movement' (Երթևեկությունն արգելվում է - white circle with a red border and no symbol inside)?

A.All commercial trucks and freight haulers.

B.Route-based public transport, taxis, road-service and marked postal vehicles, vehicles serving objects or people living or working in the zone, and vehicles driven by or carrying Group I and II disabled persons.

C.Any vehicle whose driver lives in the neighbouring district.

D.Any vehicle travelling at less than 30 km/h.

Explanation: Sign 3.2 «Երթևեկությունն արգելվում է» bans traffic in both directions, but the Rules list several exemptions: signs 3.1-3.3 do not apply to route-based public transport; signs 3.2-3.8 do not apply to taxis, to road construction, repair, maintenance or cleaning vehicles, to vehicles recovering broken-down or damaged vehicles, to marked special-communication postal vehicles, or to vehicles serving objects inside the zone or belonging to and serving people living or working there; and signs 3.2, 3.3 and 3.28-3.30 do not apply to vehicles driven by or carrying Group I and II disabled persons. Exempt vehicles must enter and leave the zone by the intersection nearest their destination.

7Until which point does prohibitory sign 3.24 'Maximum Speed Limit' (e.g., 50 km/h) remain in effect if not repeated?

A.For exactly 500 meters from the sign.

B.Up to the nearest intersection behind it, or to the end of the settlement if no intersection exists.

C.Until the driver turns on headlights or changes lanes.

D.For the entire administrative region until another highway begins.

Explanation: Under Armenian traffic regulations, the zone of validity of sign 3.24 extends from the sign to the nearest intersection in the settlement, or to the end of the settlement (sign 5.24/5.26) if there is no intersection. Exits from adjacent territories (such as courtyards, petrol stations) do not cancel the restriction.

8What does sign 3.31 'End of All Restrictions' (white circle with several diagonal black lines) cancel?

A.All traffic rules across the entire country.

B.Previously introduced restrictions such as overtaking prohibitions, speed limits, minimum distance, and stopping/parking restrictions introduced by specific prohibitory signs.

C.Only the requirement to yield to traffic on the right.

D.The obligation to drive on the right side of the carriageway.

Explanation: Sign 3.31 'End of All Restrictions' marks the termination of zones of validity for multiple prohibitory signs simultaneously, including sign 3.16 (minimum distance), 3.20/3.22 (no overtaking), 3.24 (speed limit), and 3.26-3.30 (stopping and parking prohibitions).

9Under sign 3.20 'No Overtaking' (red circle with black car on right and red car on left), which of the following may a driver legally overtake?

A.Any passenger car that happens to be travelling below 50 km/h.

B.Slow-moving vehicles, animal-drawn carts, two-wheeled motorcycles without a sidecar, mopeds and bicycles.

C.Buses carrying passengers, when they are in the right-hand lane.

D.Heavy trucks over 12 tonnes on uphill stretches.

Explanation: Sign 3.20 «Վազանցն արգելվում է» prohibits overtaking all types of vehicle, but the sign's own text permits overtaking slow-moving vehicles, animal-drawn carts, two-wheeled motorcycles without a sidecar, mopeds and bicycles. A slow-moving vehicle is one carrying the identification sign for vehicles whose manufacturer-set maximum speed is 30 km/h — a status of the vehicle, not simply how fast it happens to be going.

10What is indicated by mandatory sign 4.3 'Roundabout Movement' (Շրջանաձև երթևեկություն - a blue circular sign with white arrows in a circle)?

A.Drivers must turn around and travel back in the opposite direction.

B.Traffic must circulate around the central island exclusively in the direction indicated by the arrows (counter-clockwise).

C.Drivers approaching the roundabout have absolute priority over vehicles already on the circle.

D.Reversing and U-turns are mandatory within the intersection.

Explanation: Sign 4.3 'Roundabout Movement' designates an intersection where traffic must travel around the central island in the direction shown by the arrows (counter-clockwise in right-hand traffic systems).

About the Armenia Driving Theory Test Exam

The Armenia driving licence theory examination (Վարորդական իրավունքի վկայական ստանալու տեսական քննություն) is the mandatory computer-based assessment required to obtain a driving licence in the Republic of Armenia. It is administered by the Road Police of the Ministry of Internal Affairs at its regional Registration and Examination Departments. A randomly generated paper contains 3 psychological-test questions and 20 knowledge-test questions, and the knowledge questions can only be attempted once all the psychological questions are correct. The 20 knowledge questions follow a published split: 15 on the RA Road Traffic Rules (Government Decision N 955-N of 28 June 2007, Annex 1), 2 on the conditions prohibiting the operation of vehicles (Annex 2), 2 on the RA Law 'On Ensuring Road Traffic Safety', and 1 on first aid. The sitting lasts 30 minutes and at least 18 of the 20 knowledge questions must be correct. The Road Police publishes the full official database of 1,116 questions in Armenian, Russian, English and Arabic, so English is an official examination language rather than a translation. This practice bank is an independent study aid built to the same four-part official split; it is not the official question set, and unlike the real exam it uses four written options throughout, whereas many official items are diagram-based and offer two, three or five options.

Assessment

A computer-based examination taken at a regional Registration and Examination Department of the Road Police. The system draws a paper at random containing 3 psychological-test questions and 20 knowledge-test questions; the knowledge questions may only be answered once every psychological question has been answered correctly. The 20 knowledge questions are made up of 15 on the RA Road Traffic Rules (Government Decision N 955-N, Annex 1), 2 on the conditions prohibiting the operation of vehicles (Annex 2 of the same decision), 2 on the RA Law 'On Ensuring Road Traffic Safety', and 1 on first aid. The whole sitting lasts 30 minutes and at least 18 of the 20 knowledge questions must be correct. The exam is offered in Armenian, Russian, English and Arabic, and the Road Police publishes its full 1,116-question database in all four languages. Passing the theory exam allows the candidate to sit the practical examination within one year; after that the theory exam must be retaken.

Time Limit

30 minutes

Passing Score

At least 18 of the 20 knowledge questions correct (maximum 2 errors), with all 3 psychological-test questions answered correctly

Exam Fee

3,000 AMD for the theoretical qualification exam (the practical qualification exam is 3,000 AMD and 10,000 AMD; the driving licence card is 12,000 AMD) (Police of the Republic of Armenia (Ministry of Internal Affairs) — Road Police)

Armenia Driving Theory Test Exam Content Outline

75%

Republic of Armenia Road Traffic Rules (Decision N 955-N, Annex 1)

15 of the 20 knowledge questions. Traffic lights and controller signals, road signs and markings, starting and manoeuvring, position on the carriageway, speed limits, overtaking, stopping and parking, intersections and priority, pedestrian and railway crossings, motorways, living zones, public transport, lighting, towing, and carrying people and loads.

10%

Conditions prohibiting the operation of vehicles (Decision N 955-N, Annex 2)

2 of the 20 knowledge questions. Braking and steering faults, external lighting defects and light colours, wheel and tyre conditions including residual tread depth, engine and emissions faults, glazing and mirrors, and compulsory equipment such as the first-aid kit, fire extinguisher, emergency-stop sign and anti-roll chocks.

10%

RA Law 'On Ensuring Road Traffic Safety'

2 of the 20 knowledge questions. Statutory definitions such as insufficient visibility, owner and driver obligations, pre-journey and in-journey checks, documents to be carried, seat belts and helmets, prohibited acts including the not-sober state and hand-held phone use, accident duties, and the rules for cyclists and moped riders.

First aid

1 of the 20 knowledge questions. Controlling arterial and venous bleeding, resuscitation, suspected spinal injury, wound care, and giving the emergency services the information they need.

How to Pass the Armenia Driving Theory Test Exam

What You Need to Know

Passing score: At least 18 of the 20 knowledge questions correct (maximum 2 errors), with all 3 psychological-test questions answered correctly
Assessment: A computer-based examination taken at a regional Registration and Examination Department of the Road Police. The system draws a paper at random containing 3 psychological-test questions and 20 knowledge-test questions; the knowledge questions may only be answered once every psychological question has been answered correctly. The 20 knowledge questions are made up of 15 on the RA Road Traffic Rules (Government Decision N 955-N, Annex 1), 2 on the conditions prohibiting the operation of vehicles (Annex 2 of the same decision), 2 on the RA Law 'On Ensuring Road Traffic Safety', and 1 on first aid. The whole sitting lasts 30 minutes and at least 18 of the 20 knowledge questions must be correct. The exam is offered in Armenian, Russian, English and Arabic, and the Road Police publishes its full 1,116-question database in all four languages. Passing the theory exam allows the candidate to sit the practical examination within one year; after that the theory exam must be retaken.
Time limit: 30 minutes
Exam fee: 3,000 AMD for the theoretical qualification exam (the practical qualification exam is 3,000 AMD and 10,000 AMD; the driving licence card is 12,000 AMD)

Keys to Passing

Work through all 116 available questions
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Armenia Driving Theory Test Study Tips from Top Performers

1Study to the official split rather than evenly: 15 of the 20 scored questions come from the Road Traffic Rules, so signs, priority and manoeuvring deserve most of your time, with 2 questions each on Annex 2 vehicle conditions and the Road Traffic Safety Law and 1 on first aid.

2Memorise the speed ladder — 20 km/h in living zones, 60 in built-up areas, 90 outside them, 110 on motorways, 70 for trucks over 3.5 t and cars with trailers, and 50 when towing another motor vehicle.

3Learn the control hierarchy: a traffic controller's signals override everything, working traffic lights override priority signs, and priority signs override the general give-way-to-the-right rule.

4Drill the distances, because several exam items turn on them: 3 m clearance from a solid line, 5 m before a pedestrian crossing or an intersecting carriageway, 10 m from the nearest rail where there is no barrier or stop line, 15 m from a public transport stop, 50 m for parking near a railway crossing, and 100 m for the overtaking ban before one.

5Do not revise from another country's traffic code. Armenia bans overtaking at every intersection with no priority-road exception, bans U-turns on one-way roads, and bans stopping on bridges outright with no three-lane exemption.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the format and passing score of the Armenia driving theory exam?

A randomly generated computer paper contains 3 psychological-test questions and 20 knowledge-test questions. You may only answer the knowledge questions once every psychological question is correct, and you must get at least 18 of the 20 knowledge questions right within the 30-minute sitting.

What subjects do the 20 knowledge questions cover?

The split is published: 15 questions on the RA Road Traffic Rules (Government Decision N 955-N, Annex 1), 2 on the conditions prohibiting the operation of vehicles (Annex 2 of the same decision), 2 on the RA Law 'On Ensuring Road Traffic Safety', and 1 on first aid.

In what languages is the Armenia driving theory exam available?

The Road Police offer the theory exam in four languages — Armenian, Russian, English and Arabic — and publish the full official question database in all four on roadpolice.am. English is therefore an official examination language, not an unofficial translation.

What are the standard speed limits in Armenia?

Unless a sign says otherwise: 20 km/h in living zones and yard territories, 60 km/h inside built-up areas, 90 km/h outside built-up areas for cars and motorcycles, and 110 km/h on motorways. Trucks over 3.5 tonnes and cars with trailers are limited to 70 km/h outside built-up areas, and towing another motor vehicle is capped at 50 km/h.

What is the legal alcohol limit for drivers in Armenia?

Article 126 of the RA Code of Administrative Offences treats a driver as being in a 'not sober' state above 0.2 grams of pure alcohol per litre of blood or 0.1 milligrams per litre of exhaled air. Exceeding 1.0 g/l of blood or 0.5 mg/l of breath is the aggravated tier. Armenia is sometimes described as zero tolerance, but the law fixes a measured threshold rather than banning any detectable trace.

Is this practice bank the official Road Police exam?

No. The official database of 1,116 questions is published by the Road Police of the Republic of Armenia and many of its items are diagram-based with two, three or five answer options. This bank is an independent study aid written to the same four-part official split, using four written options throughout so it can be studied without the official diagrams. Use it to learn the underlying rules, then work through the official question sets on roadpolice.am.