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2026 Statistics

Key Facts: Belgium CPC Code 95 Exam

80/100

Standalone MCQ pass mark on 100 vakbekwaamheid questions

Brussels-Capital Region C/D licence pages

32/40

Case-study pass mark (8 cases × 5 questions)

Flanders and Brussels

80/100

Oral pass mark (10 questions, 10 points each, 60 minutes)

Flanders and Brussels

EUR 78 + 66 + 136

Flanders GOCA 2026 theory parts (MCQ, cases, oral)

GOCA Vlaanderen tariff 01/01/2026

5 years

Code 95 validity, renewed by 35 hours of nascholing

FPS Mobility

3 years

Validity of each passed theory or practical part

KB 4 May 2007 Art. 29; regional pages

90 minutes

Minimum public-road practical drive

Brussels standalone practical description; GOCA D page

nl / fr

Official computer-exam languages

Brussels; Flanders audio translation is extra, not an English paper

Belgium's 2026 Code 95 CPC is a real standalone exam: 100 vakbekwaamheid MCQs (80/100), 8 case studies (32/40, 80 minutes) and a 10-question oral (80/100, 60 minutes), plus practical parts. Flanders lists 2026 theory fees of EUR 78 + 66 + 136. Study Annex 1 of the KB of 4 May 2007. This page is an English MCQ study aid, not the official Dutch/French sitting.

Sample Belgium CPC Code 95 Practice Questions

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1What does Union code 95 on a Belgian driving licence prove?

A.That the holder passed only the category B car theory test

B.That the holder holds a bewijs van vakbekwaamheid / certificat d'aptitude professionnelle for the marked C or D category

C.That the holder is exempt from a Group 2 medical examination

D.That the vehicle has passed technical inspection for the current year

Explanation: FPS Mobility states that professional competence is shown on the licence by code 95 next to the relevant C, CE, D or DE categories. It is the Union code for the bewijs van vakbekwaamheid, not a car-theory stamp, a medical waiver, or a technical-inspection mark.

2Can Belgium's Code 95 initial-qualification exam be taken after you already hold the relevant C or D licence?

A.No — it exists only as a combined sitting with the licence tests

B.Yes — Brussels states it may be taken separately if you already hold the licence concerned

C.Only in Wallonia, and only as an oral exam

D.Only if you first fail the 50-question licence theory without vakbekwaamheid

Explanation: Brussels states that the qualification initiale can be taken with the category C or D tests or separately if you already hold that licence. Flanders likewise requires a basiskwalificatie-examen to prove vakbekwaamheid. GOCA's 2026 tariff footnote applies the same vakbekwaamheid fees to a combined sitting, a complementary sitting, and an exam for a Code 95 certificate only.

3On the standalone Belgian CPC theory (licence already held), how many computer MCQs concern vakbekwaamheid and what is the pass mark?

A.50 questions, pass 41/50

B.100 questions entirely on vakbekwaamheid, pass at least 80/100

C.100 questions, 50 licence plus 50 professional, pass 41/50 overall

D.40 case-study questions only, pass 32/40

Explanation: Brussels describes the standalone basiskwalificatie computer exam as 100 multiple-choice questions on aptitude professionnelle / vakbekwaamheid, with a minimum of 80/100. The 50-question 41/50 paper is the licence theory WITHOUT Code 95. The 50+50 split belongs to the combined sitting.

4How is the case-study part of Belgian Code 95 theory structured, and what score is required?

A.4 essays marked holistically, pass/fail only

B.8 case studies with 5 multiple-choice questions each (40 items), pass at least 32/40 in 80 minutes

C.10 oral questions with no writing allowed

D.50 licence-theory questions in 50 minutes

Explanation: Flanders and Brussels both describe 8 casestudy's / études de cas, 5 MCQs after each case, 40 items in total, 80 minutes, pass 32/40. Official items have 2 or 3 choices. Within one case you may change answers; you cannot go back to a previous case.

5Which description matches the oral part of Belgian Code 95 initial-qualification theory?

A.A 15-minute roadside conversation with no score

B.10 computer-selected questions, written preparation allowed, 60 minutes, at least 80/100 (10 points per question)

C.A 90-minute public-road drive

D.50 multiple-choice questions answered only by speaking

Explanation: Flanders states that the computer selects 10 questions, the examiner says how many answers are expected, you may prepare in writing, and you have 60 minutes. Pass is at least 80/100, 10 points per question. The 90-minute road drive is a practical part, not the oral.

6According to the Flanders GOCA tariff valid 1 January–31 December 2026, what are the three theory fees for vakbekwaamheid (C1, C, D1, D and trailer variants)?

A.EUR 23 for the whole theory sitting

B.MCQ EUR 78, case studies EUR 66, oral EUR 136

C.MCQ EUR 55, case studies EUR 81, oral EUR 190

D.A single statutory fee of EUR 330

Explanation: The official Flanders tariff from 1 January 2026 lists theorie-examen vakbekwaamheid: meerkeuzevragen EUR 78, casestudy's EUR 66, mondelinge proef EUR 136 (VAT included). EUR 23 is the C/D licence theory without vakbekwaamheid. EUR 55/81/190 are practical-part fees. EUR 330 is the Austrian GWB fee, not Belgian.

7How long is Belgian Code 95 valid, and how is it renewed?

A.Indefinitely, with no further training

B.2 years, renewed by retaking the 100-question exam

C.5 years, renewed by 35 hours of modular nascholing in an approved centre

D.10 years, renewed automatically with the driving licence

Explanation: FPS Mobility states that vakbekwaamheid is valid 5 years. To extend it you complete 35 hours of modular continuing training. Flanders and Brussels require at least one module from each of the three Annex 1 themes and at least one module with 3 hours behind the wheel.

8Which licence holders are exempt from Belgium's initial-qualification exam and need only nascholing for Code 95?

A.Anyone who holds category B

B.Holders of D/D1/DE/D1E issued before 10 September 2008, or C/C1/CE/C1E issued before 10 September 2009

C.All drivers aged 50 or over

D.Only drivers who work exclusively outside Belgium

Explanation: FPS Mobility lists acquired-rights exemptions: D-group licences issued before 10 September 2008, and C-group licences issued before 10 September 2009, skip the initial exam but must still complete nascholing to keep Code 95. Category B, age 50, or working abroad does not create that exemption.

9In which languages is the official Belgian audiovisual computer exam for Code 95 delivered?

A.English only, as an EU CPC paper

B.Dutch or French; Flanders optional audio translation in French, German or English is extra and is not an English-language paper

C.German as the sole official language nationwide

D.Any EU language at no extra cost

Explanation: Brussels states the computer exam is in Dutch or French. Flanders adds optional audio translation in French, German or English for EUR 43 extra — you still see Dutch on screen. That is not an official English paper. This practice bank is an English MCQ study adaptation.

10What does licence code 121 mean for a Belgian category D driver who obtained CPC before age 21?

A.Unlimited EU coach work from age 18

B.From 18 to 20: regular services (geregeld vervoer) in Belgium only, journeys up to 50 km; from 20 to 21: passenger transport in Belgium only

C.A medical restriction requiring annual eye tests only

D.Permission to drive category C goods vehicles

Explanation: GOCA Vlaanderen and FPS Mobility describe the under-21 D-with-CPC restriction, shown as code 121: until 20, only regular services in Belgium with journeys of at most 50 km; until 21, only on Belgian territory. Full unrestricted D driving is from 21. Code 121 is not a medical code and does not authorise C goods work.

About the Belgium CPC Code 95 Exam

Belgium's Code 95 initial qualification (examen basiskwalificatie / examen de qualification initiale) is the professional-competence exam for most commercial drivers of group C (lorry) and group D (bus/coach) vehicles. It is defined once in the Royal Decree of 4 May 2007 and examined on Bijlage 1 / Annexe 1, a single syllabus covering both groups. FPS Mobility and all three regions confirm that it can be taken together with the category C or D licence tests or separately after that licence is already held. Standalone theory is an audiovisual computer exam of 100 vakbekwaamheid questions (pass 80/100), eight case studies (pass 32/40), and a 10-question oral (pass 80/100). Practical parts include a road drive of at least 90 minutes and a lot-drawn scenario. Official computer items offer 2 or 3 choices and are delivered in Dutch or French only. Code 95 is valid 5 years and is renewed by 35 hours of modular nascholing. This English four-option bank is a study adaptation of Annex 1 — not an official translation, format simulation, or substitute for the oral, case studies, or practical.

Assessment

Legal definition: Royal Decree of 4 May 2007, Art. 29 and Bijlage 1 — one examen basiskwalificatie covering group C and group D. Theory in three parts (MCQ 100 minutes, case studies 80 minutes, oral 60 minutes; at least four hours overall). Practical for a CPC after the licence is issued: a public-road drive of at least 90 minutes plus a praktische basiskwalificatieproef (scenario drawn by lot). The combined sitting adds a private-ground manoeuvre test. Each passed part stays valid 3 years. This page's English four-option MCQs are a study adaptation of Annex 1 knowledge and judgment only — not an official translation, not a 2-or-3-choice computer simulation, and not a substitute for the case studies, oral, or practical.

Time Limit

Theory: 100 minutes (MCQ) + 80 minutes (case studies) + 60 minutes (oral), at least 4 hours overall. Practical public-road drive at least 90 minutes.

Passing Score

Standalone: 80/100 MCQ, 32/40 case studies, 80/100 oral. Combined Flanders: 80/100 overall on the 100 mixed MCQs, with a 3-year exemption for a 50-item part scored 40/50 or more; Brussels states at least 40/50 per subject. Complementary: 40/50, 16/20, 40/50.

Exam Fee

Flanders GOCA from 1 January 2026: theory MCQ EUR 78, case studies EUR 66, oral EUR 136; practical C1/C/D1/D manoeuvres EUR 55, basiskwalificatie EUR 81, public road EUR 190. Audio translation EUR 43 extra. Wallonia and Brussels publish regional tariffs separately. (Approved Belgian driving test centres under regional rules in Flanders, Wallonia, and Brussels-Capital; federal syllabus in the Royal Decree of 4 May 2007 (FPS Mobility and Transport))

Belgium CPC Code 95 Exam Content Outline

~10% of this local bank

Exam identity, sittings and Code 95 logistics

Standalone versus combined versus complementary sittings, pass marks, 3-year part validity, 5-year Code 95, 35-hour nascholing, Group 2 medical, languages, exemptions, and why this is not the 50-question licence theory.

~16% of this local bank

Driveline, brakes, ADAS and eco-driving

Annex 1 points 1.1–1.3: torque and power, specific fuel consumption, retarders, ABS/ESP/AEBS/TCS, inertia, downhill braking and fuel-saving driving.

~6% of this local bank

Traffic-risk anticipation

Annex 1 point 1.3/1: weather, vulnerable users, distraction and collision-avoidance margins for heavy vehicles.

~12% of this local bank

Goods load security and vehicle use

Annex 1 point 1.4: payload, axle loads, centre of gravity, lashing, tarpaulins and handling equipment.

~12% of this local bank

Passenger safety and bus vehicle use

Annex 1 points 1.5–1.6: smooth driving, reserved lanes, children and disabled passengers, seatbelts and bus load effects.

~18% of this local bank

Driving times, rest and tachograph

Annex 1 point 2.1: Regulation (EC) 561/2006 limits and Regulation (EU) 165/2014 tachograph duties.

~14% of this local bank

Goods and passenger transport law

Annex 1 points 2.2–2.3: CMR, on-board documents, permits, bus safety equipment and passenger-group rules.

~12% of this local bank

Health, crime prevention, emergencies, image and market

Annex 1 points 3.1–3.8: fatigue, professional alcohol limit, ergonomics, illegal-immigration prevention, emergencies, service quality and market structure.

How to Pass the Belgium CPC Code 95 Exam

What You Need to Know

Passing score: Standalone: 80/100 MCQ, 32/40 case studies, 80/100 oral. Combined Flanders: 80/100 overall on the 100 mixed MCQs, with a 3-year exemption for a 50-item part scored 40/50 or more; Brussels states at least 40/50 per subject. Complementary: 40/50, 16/20, 40/50.
Assessment: Legal definition: Royal Decree of 4 May 2007, Art. 29 and Bijlage 1 — one examen basiskwalificatie covering group C and group D. Theory in three parts (MCQ 100 minutes, case studies 80 minutes, oral 60 minutes; at least four hours overall). Practical for a CPC after the licence is issued: a public-road drive of at least 90 minutes plus a praktische basiskwalificatieproef (scenario drawn by lot). The combined sitting adds a private-ground manoeuvre test. Each passed part stays valid 3 years. This page's English four-option MCQs are a study adaptation of Annex 1 knowledge and judgment only — not an official translation, not a 2-or-3-choice computer simulation, and not a substitute for the case studies, oral, or practical.
Time limit: Theory: 100 minutes (MCQ) + 80 minutes (case studies) + 60 minutes (oral), at least 4 hours overall. Practical public-road drive at least 90 minutes.
Exam fee: Flanders GOCA from 1 January 2026: theory MCQ EUR 78, case studies EUR 66, oral EUR 136; practical C1/C/D1/D manoeuvres EUR 55, basiskwalificatie EUR 81, public road EUR 190. Audio translation EUR 43 extra. Wallonia and Brussels publish regional tariffs separately.

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Belgium CPC Code 95 Study Tips from Top Performers

1Book the sitting you actually need: standalone CPC after the licence, combined licence-plus-CPC, or the complementary sitting if you already hold CPC for the other group.

2Treat the three theory parts as separate gates. A passed MCQ, case-study or oral part stays valid 3 years, so you only retake what you failed.

3Memorise Regulation (EC) 561/2006: 9-hour daily driving (10 hours twice a week), 56-hour week, 90-hour fortnight, 45-minute break after 4.5 hours (or 15 then 30), 11-hour regular daily rest.

4Practise payload and axle-load arithmetic from Annex 1 point 1.4: authorised mass minus tare, then check that no axle is overloaded and the centre of gravity stays low and centred.

5For bus items, prioritise passenger comfort and conflict-of-duty: smooth braking, reserved lanes, children and disabled passengers, and never sacrificing safety to keep a timetable.

6Complete the Group 2 medical (eye test, then approved doctor) before a provisional licence or practical; the certificate lasts at most 5 years.

7Use English practice here, then sit a Dutch or French timed test before exam day. Official computer items are not in English and have 2 or 3 choices, not 4.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Belgium's Code 95 CPC a real standalone exam, or only bundled with the C or D licence?

It is a real standalone exam. Brussels states that the qualification initiale can be taken with the category C or D tests or separately if you already hold that licence. Flanders requires a basiskwalificatie-examen to prove vakbekwaamheid. The Royal Decree of 4 May 2007 defines one examen basiskwalificatie. GOCA's 2026 tariff footnote says the vakbekwaamheid fees apply to a combined exam, a complementary exam, and an exam for a Code 95 certificate only.

How many questions are on the standalone Code 95 theory?

After the licence is already held, Brussels describes 100 computer MCQs entirely on vakbekwaamheid (pass 80/100), then 8 case studies of 5 MCQs (pass 32/40), then an oral of 10 questions (pass 80/100). Official items have 2 or 3 choices. This page's 100 four-option English items are a study bank, not that official paper.

How is this different from Belgium's category C or D licence theory?

be-theory-c and be-theory-d are the 50-question licence theory WITHOUT Code 95 (pass 41/50, Flanders 50 minutes, EUR 23). This CPC exam uses Bijlage 1 of the Royal Decree of 4 May 2007, not Annex 4 of the Royal Decree of 23 March 1998.

What does Flanders list for 2026 fees?

The GOCA Vlaanderen tariff from 1 January 2026 lists theory MCQ EUR 78, case studies EUR 66 and oral EUR 136, plus EUR 43 for audio translation. Practical C1/C/D1/D: manoeuvres EUR 55, basiskwalificatie EUR 81, public road EUR 190.

How long is Code 95 valid and how is it renewed?

FPS Mobility states a 5-year validity. Renewal is 35 hours of modular nascholing in an approved centre. Flanders and Wallonia both require at least one module per theme and at least one module with 3 hours behind the wheel; Flanders adds that you may not repeat the identical module twice in the same 5-year period. ADR courses count for 14 credit points, animal-transport courses for 7, and disability-awareness courses for 7.

Is there an official English paper?

No. The audiovisual computer exam is in Dutch or French. Flanders offers optional audio translation in French, German or English for EUR 43 extra. Brussels allows a sworn German, English or sign-language interpreter paid by the candidate. This bank is an English-language MCQ study adaptation, not an official translation.

Who is exempt from the initial-qualification exam?

FPS Mobility: holders of D/D1/DE/D1E issued before 10 September 2008, or C/C1/CE/C1E issued before 10 September 2009, need no initial exam — only nascholing to keep Code 95. Separate activity-based exemptions also exist (for example non-commercial transport, or vehicles limited to 45 km/h).