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Key Facts: BiH Theory A Exam

40 questions

Official Exam Question Count

Pravilnik o vozačkim ispitima BiH (Sl. glasnik BiH 46/12)

108 / 120 pts (90%)

Official Passing Score

Pravilnik o vozačkim ispitima BiH (Sl. glasnik BiH 46/12)

50 minutes

Official Exam Time Limit

Pravilnik o vozačkim ispitima BiH (Sl. glasnik BiH 46/12)

0.00‰ / 0.30‰

BAC Limits (Novice / General)

Zakon o osnovama bezbjednosti saobraćaja na putevima u BiH (ZOBS BiH)

50 / 80 / 100 / 130 km/h

National Speed Limits

ZOBS BiH (Settlement / Open / Motoput / Autoput)

Bosnia and Herzegovina Category A motorcycle theory test requires 108 of 120 points (90%) across 40 questions (20 theory, 10 signs, 10 intersections) in 50 minutes under ZOBS BiH and Rulebook 46/12. Official testing is delivered in Bosnian, Croatian, and Serbian; this bank is an English MCQ study adaptation.

Sample BiH Theory A Practice Questions

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1What is the general statutory speed limit within built-up areas (naselje) in Bosnia and Herzegovina for a Category A motorcycle, unless a traffic sign indicates otherwise?
A.50 km/h
B.60 km/h
C.40 km/h
D.70 km/h
Explanation: Under the Law on Basics of Road Traffic Safety in Bosnia and Herzegovina (ZOBS BiH), the default speed limit in built-up areas is 50 km/h for all standard motor vehicles, including motorcycles. Higher or lower limits apply only when explicitly posted by regulatory speed limit signs.
2What is the maximum permitted speed for a motorcycle on open roads outside built-up areas (van naselja) in Bosnia and Herzegovina, when not on a motorway or expressway?
A.80 km/h
B.90 km/h
C.100 km/h
D.70 km/h
Explanation: ZOBS BiH establishes a general speed limit of 80 km/h on standard open roads outside built-up areas. This limit applies to passenger cars and motorcycles unless signs specify a different speed.
3What is the maximum legal speed limit on a motorway (autoput) in Bosnia and Herzegovina for a solo motorcycle?
A.130 km/h
B.120 km/h
C.110 km/h
D.140 km/h
Explanation: Under Article 44 of ZOBS BiH, the maximum permitted speed on motorways (autoput) for passenger cars and motorcycles is 130 km/h, provided road and weather conditions safely permit.
4What is the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for a novice motorcycle rider (under 21 years of age, or with less than 3 years of driving experience) in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
A.0.00 g/kg (0.00‰)
B.0.30 g/kg (0.30‰)
C.0.50 g/kg (0.50‰)
D.0.20 g/kg (0.20‰)
Explanation: ZOBS BiH (Article 174) imposes an absolute zero-tolerance policy (0.00 g/kg) for drivers under 21 years of age or with less than three years of driving experience, as well as professional drivers, driving instructors, and candidates during practical training. No alcohol is tolerated.
5What is the statutory blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for an experienced, non-professional motorcycle rider in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
A.0.30 g/kg (0.30‰)
B.0.50 g/kg (0.50‰)
C.0.00 g/kg (0.00‰)
D.0.80 g/kg (0.80‰)
Explanation: In Bosnia and Herzegovina, the general statutory BAC limit for experienced, non-commercial drivers and riders is 0.30 g/kg (0.30‰). Exceeding 0.30 g/kg constitutes a legal offence punishable by fines and licence suspension.
6What is the rule in Bosnia and Herzegovina regarding the use of headlights on motorcycles during daytime riding?
A.Low-beam headlights (or daytime running lights) must be switched on at all times during daytime driving
B.Headlights are only required during daylight when visibility is reduced below 200 metres
C.Headlights are mandatory during daytime only outside built-up areas
D.Headlights are optional during daylight on all roads if weather is clear
Explanation: Under Article 90 of ZOBS BiH, motor vehicles—and specifically motorcycles—must have their dipped (low-beam) headlights or dedicated daytime running lights switched on 24 hours a day, including during clear daytime conditions.
7What is the minimum legal age for a passenger (pillion rider) carried on a motorcycle on public roads in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
A.12 years of age
B.7 years of age
C.16 years of age
D.10 years of age
Explanation: According to ZOBS BiH, it is strictly forbidden to carry a child younger than 12 years of age on a motorcycle or moped on public roads.
8Under ZOBS BiH, which of the following individuals is strictly prohibited from being transported as a passenger on a motorcycle?
A.A person who is visibly under the influence of alcohol or narcotics
B.A person holding a foreign driving licence
C.A person who does not own a motorcycle
D.A person older than 65 years of age
Explanation: Article 102(3) of ZOBS BiH explicitly prohibits transporting a person on a motorcycle, moped, tricycle, or quadricycle who is under the influence of alcohol or psychoactive drugs, or is otherwise unable to control their own behavior, as their impaired balance endangers vehicle stability.
9What is the mandatory legal requirement regarding protective helmets for motorcycle riders and passengers in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
A.Both the rider and the passenger must wear a properly fastened, homologated protective helmet while the vehicle is in motion
B.Only the driver is required to wear a helmet; it is optional for passengers
C.Helmets are only mandatory when travelling at speeds exceeding 50 km/h
D.A helmet is only mandatory outside settlements
Explanation: ZOBS BiH requires that the driver and any passenger on a motorcycle, moped, or tricycle must wear an approved, homologated protective helmet securely fastened at all times when riding on public roads.
10What is the minimum statutory tread depth for motorcycle tires required by road safety technical regulations in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
A.1.0 mm
B.1.6 mm
C.2.0 mm
D.0.5 mm
Explanation: Under the technical standards aligned with ZOBS BiH and vehicle roadworthiness regulations, the minimum legal tire tread depth across the entire tread surface for motorcycles is 1.0 mm (compared to 1.6 mm for passenger cars).

About the BiH Theory A Exam

The Bosnia and Herzegovina Category A Driving Theory Test is the mandatory theoretical examination required to obtain a motorcycle driving licence (Categories A and A1) in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Regulated nationally by the Ministry of Communications and Transport (Ministarstvo komunikacija i prometa BiH) under the Law on Basics of Road Traffic Safety in BiH (ZOBS BiH) and the Rulebook on the Organization of Driver Examinations (Službeni glasnik BiH 46/12), the test is administered locally by cantonal and entity educational ministries. The official exam comprises 40 questions worth 120 points (20 theory questions at 2 points each, 10 road sign questions at 3 points each, and 10 intersection questions at 5 points each), requiring at least 108 points (90%) to pass within 50 minutes. Official exams are conducted in Bosnian, Croatian, and Serbian; this practice bank provides an English-language MCQ study adaptation.

Assessment

The statutory theoretical examination under Službeni glasnik BiH 46/12 contains 40 items across 3 areas: Oblast I (20 theory questions, 40 points), Oblast II (10 road signs, 30 points), and Oblast III (10 intersections, 50 points). Minimum passing score is 108 points (90%). This practice bank is an English-language study adaptation.

Time Limit

50 minutes

Passing Score

108 out of 120 points (90%)

Exam Fee

Set by canton/entity fee schedule (e.g., 50 KM per theory-exam sitting in Sarajevo Canton and in Republika Srpska; practical exam is charged separately) (Ministarstvo komunikacija i prometa Bosne i Hercegovine and cantonal/entity ministries of education)

BiH Theory A Exam Content Outline

33% of official exam points (40 pts)

General Traffic Rules and Driver Regulations (Oblast I)

ZOBS BiH statutory provisions, speed limits (50 km/h settlement, 80 km/h open road, 100 km/h expressway, 130 km/h motorway), alcohol rules (0.00‰ for novice/young drivers, 0.30‰ general limit), mandatory daytime headlights, motorcycle protective gear, and pillion passenger regulations

25% of official exam points (30 pts)

Road Signs and Traffic Signals (Oblast II)

Standardized danger warning signs, regulatory priority and prohibition signs, mandatory signs, information signs, auxiliary plates, light signals, and traffic police manual hand signals

42% of official exam points (50 pts)

Intersections, Priority, and Roundabouts (Oblast III)

Right-hand priority rule (pravilo desne strane), signed priority intersections, roundabout right-of-way, tram precedence, overtaking restrictions, and emergency vehicle passage

Practice Bank Special Module

Motorcycle Riding Dynamics and Defensive Safety

Counter-steering principles, front vs rear braking force distribution (70/30 ratio), cornering line selection, lane positioning, wet road hazard management, tire tread limits (1.0 mm motorcycle), and passenger balance

How to Pass the BiH Theory A Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: 108 out of 120 points (90%)
  • Assessment: The statutory theoretical examination under Službeni glasnik BiH 46/12 contains 40 items across 3 areas: Oblast I (20 theory questions, 40 points), Oblast II (10 road signs, 30 points), and Oblast III (10 intersections, 50 points). Minimum passing score is 108 points (90%). This practice bank is an English-language study adaptation.
  • Time limit: 50 minutes
  • Exam fee: Set by canton/entity fee schedule (e.g., 50 KM per theory-exam sitting in Sarajevo Canton and in Republika Srpska; practical exam is charged separately)

Keys to Passing

  • Work through all 100 available questions
  • Review every answer and explanation
  • Track weak areas and revisit them
  • Use our AI tutor for tough concepts

BiH Theory A Study Tips from Top Performers

1Master the point values: Intersections in Oblast III are worth 5 points each (50 points total), meaning missing even 3 intersection questions will cause an immediate exam failure.
2Memorize standard speed limits: 50 km/h in built-up areas (naselje), 80 km/h on open roads, 100 km/h on expressways (motoput), and 130 km/h on motorways (autoput).
3Understand motorcycle braking physics: Approximately 70% of braking power comes from the front brake due to forward weight transfer.
4Remember that low-beam headlights or daytime running lights (kratka / dnevna svjetla) are legally mandatory 24 hours a day in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
5Review the right-hand rule (pravilo desne strane) and understand that trams have priority at equal-priority intersections regardless of approach direction.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are on the real BiH Category A theory test?

The real Bosnia and Herzegovina Category A theoretical exam consists of 40 questions: 20 general theory questions (2 points each), 10 road sign questions (3 points each), and 10 intersection questions (5 points each), totaling 120 points.

What is the passing score for the Category A theory test in Bosnia?

Candidates must achieve at least 108 out of 120 possible points (90%) to pass the theoretical examination under Rulebook 46/12.

How long is the Category A theoretical examination in BiH?

Candidates have 50 minutes to complete the 40 questions on the official test.

What is the minimum age to obtain a Category A motorcycle licence in BiH?

Under Article 184 of ZOBS BiH, Category A (unlimited motorcycles over 125 cc / 11 kW) can be obtained at 18 years of age, and the lighter Category A1 (up to 125 cc / 11 kW) at 16. Note that BiH law does not use the EU-style staged A2 category found in EU member states.

In which languages is the official BiH driving theory exam administered?

The official exam is administered in the official languages of Bosnia and Herzegovina: Bosnian, Croatian, and Serbian. This practice bank is an English-language study adaptation designed for test preparation.

What is the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit in Bosnia and Herzegovina?

Under ZOBS BiH (Article 174), drivers under 21 years old or with less than 3 years of driving experience, and professional drivers, have a strict 0.00 g/kg (0.00‰) limit. For experienced non-commercial drivers, the legal limit is 0.30 g/kg (0.30‰).