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Key Facts: Czech Theory Test AM Exam

25

Randomly Selected Questions

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30 minutes

Time Limit

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50

Maximum Points

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43/50

Passing Score

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CZK 700

Driving-Competence Examination Fee

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CZK 100

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For Category AM moped and light quadricycle applicants, the official Czech theory test consists of 25 randomly selected questions completed in 30 minutes. The maximum possible score is 50 points and the passing score is 43 points. The Ministry of Transport issues the official question set through eTesty. Candidates are tested on 10 traffic-rules questions, 4 safe-driving questions, 3 traffic signs/signals questions, 3 traffic situations, 2 vehicle-operation questions, 2 related-regulations questions, and 1 first-aid question.

Sample Czech Theory Test AM Practice Questions

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1Under Act No. 361/2000 Sb., what is the maximum design speed of a moped or light quadricycle covered by driving licence Category AM?
A.25 km/h
B.45 km/h
C.50 km/h
D.60 km/h
Explanation: According to Act No. 361/2000 Sb. and EU vehicle classification, Category AM authorises the driving of two-wheel or three-wheel mopeds and light quadricycles with a maximum design speed not exceeding 45 km/h. Operating any vehicle with a higher design speed requires a higher licence category such as A1 or B1.
2What is the general maximum speed limit for a moped on public roads inside a built-up area (obec) in the Czech Republic?
A.30 km/h
B.45 km/h
C.50 km/h
D.70 km/h
Explanation: While the general urban speed limit for motor vehicles in an obec is 50 km/h, a Category AM vehicle's maximum structural design speed is 45 km/h. Under Act No. 361/2000 Sb., a driver must never exceed either the general road limit or the vehicle's structural design speed, capping the moped at 45 km/h.
3Is a Category AM moped permitted to enter and travel on a Czech motorway (dálnice) or road reserved for motor vehicles (silnice pro motorová vozidla)?
A.Yes, provided the rider remains strictly on the paved hard shoulder
B.Yes, during daylight hours and outside peak traffic congestion
C.No, because traffic on these roads is restricted to vehicles with a minimum design speed of at least 80 km/h
D.No, unless the moped is fitted with an engine displacement greater than 50 cm3
Explanation: Under Section 35 of Act No. 361/2000 Sb., only motor vehicles with a design speed of at least 80 km/h are permitted to use motorways and roads for motor vehicles. Category AM mopeds and light quadricycles have a maximum design speed of 45 km/h and are therefore strictly prohibited from entering these routes.
4Where on the carriageway is a moped rider generally required to ride when travelling along an ordinary two-way Czech road?
A.Along the left edge of the carriageway facing approaching traffic
B.Near the right edge of the carriageway, in the right-hand lane
C.Directly along the centreline to prevent faster vehicles from overtaking
D.On the pedestrian pavement if vehicle speed falls below 30 km/h
Explanation: Under Act No. 361/2000 Sb., road traffic in the Czech Republic drives on the right, and vehicles must travel near the right edge of the carriageway in their lane unless turning, overtaking, or avoiding an obstacle. A moped rider must maintain safe distance from the curb while staying to the right.
5At an uncontrolled intersection where no traffic signs or signals regulate priority, which rule determines right of way between two motor vehicles?
A.The larger or heavier vehicle always takes priority over the lighter moped
B.The vehicle travelling straight on always yields to vehicles turning across its path
C.The driver must give way to vehicles approaching from the right (přednost zprava)
D.The driver who reaches the intersection first always holds unconditional right of way
Explanation: Under Section 22 of Act No. 361/2000 Sb., where priority is not governed by traffic signs or lights, a driver must give way to vehicles approaching from the right ('přednost zprava'). This fundamental rule applies equally to mopeds, passenger cars, trucks, and tractors.
6When approaching a railway level crossing without flashing red lights or gates, what is the maximum speed permitted from a distance of 50 metres before the crossing?
A.20 km/h
B.30 km/h
C.40 km/h
D.50 km/h
Explanation: Under Act No. 361/2000 Sb., 50 metres before a railway level crossing and while traversing it, a driver may drive at a speed of at most 30 km/h. If a flashing white light is operating on the crossing signal, the speed limit is increased to 50 km/h.
7When the positive white light flashes on a railway level crossing warning device, what is the maximum permitted approach speed starting 50 metres before the crossing?
A.30 km/h
B.40 km/h
C.50 km/h
D.60 km/h
Explanation: Under Section 28 of Act No. 361/2000 Sb., when the flashing white signal light is active, the crossing warning system is functioning properly and no train is detected, permitting drivers to approach and cross at up to 50 km/h. For a Category AM moped, this is subject to the vehicle's 45 km/h maximum design speed.
8What does a steady circular amber (yellow) light mean when displayed on a standard three-colour traffic signal?
A.Accelerate quickly to clear the intersection before cross traffic starts moving
B.Stop the vehicle before the stop line, unless you are so close that stopping safely is impossible without hazard
C.Proceed with caution because cross traffic is facing a flashing green signal
D.Turn right immediately regardless of lane markings or other road users
Explanation: Under Act No. 361/2000 Sb., a steady circular amber light ('Světlo se žlutým signálem') means stop. A driver may only proceed through an amber signal if they are already so close to the stop line that they could not stop with sufficient safety without braking dangerously.
9When turning left at an intersection from an ordinary two-way road without special turning lanes, how must a moped position itself?
A.On the rightmost pavement edge before making a wide sweeping turn
B.As far to the left of its half of the carriageway as possible, near the centreline, without encroaching on oncoming traffic
C.Directly into the oncoming lane 20 metres before the intersection to gain time
D.On the adjacent pedestrian footpath to wait for traffic to clear completely
Explanation: Under Section 21 of Act No. 361/2000 Sb., a driver intending to turn left must position the vehicle as far to the left of their half of the carriageway as possible before turning. This allows vehicles travelling straight or turning right behind them to pass on the right without unnecessary obstruction.
10When is a driver prohibited from overtaking another vehicle on a Czech road?
A.Whenever the vehicle ahead is travelling below the maximum permitted speed limit
B.When the driver does not have a clear view ahead or cannot return safely to the right lane after overtaking
C.Whenever the road has more than one lane travelling in the same direction
D.On any straight section of road during daylight hours
Explanation: Under Section 17 of Act No. 361/2000 Sb., a driver must not overtake if they cannot see clearly far enough ahead, if returning to the lane would endanger or obstruct other road users, or on railway crossings, pedestrian crossings, and blind crests or curves. Ensuring sufficient sight distance and safety margins is an absolute legal prerequisite.

About the Czech Theory Test AM Exam

The Czech Category AM theory test is the road-rules and first-aid knowledge examination for moped and light quadricycle licence applicants. Administered by municipal authorities with extended competence using the Ministry of Transport eTesty platform, the computer-based test consists of 25 randomly selected questions in 30 minutes, with a maximum score of 50 points and 43 points required to pass. Category AM covers two-wheel and three-wheel mopeds and light quadricycles with design speeds up to 45 km/h, requiring knowledge of general Czech highway code rules, moped-specific road restrictions, protective helmets, passenger rules, and emergency first aid.

Assessment

25 randomly selected questions worth 50 points in total, one correct answer each, composed under Section 17 of Decree No. 167/2002 Sb. of 10 traffic-rules items at 2 points, 4 safe-driving items at 2 points, 3 traffic-sign items at 1 point, 3 traffic-situation items at 4 points, 2 vehicle-condition items at 1 point, 2 related-regulation items at 2 points and 1 first-aid item at 1 point. Category AM applicants also sit a practical driving test.

Time Limit

30 minutes

Passing Score

43 of 50 points

Exam Fee

CZK 700 administrative fee for the driving-competence examination (zkouška z odborné způsobilosti); CZK 100 for a repeat of the theory test; driving-school training fees are separate (Municipal authority office with extended competence; official question wording is issued by the Ministry of Transport)

Czech Theory Test AM Exam Content Outline

10 of 25 questions

Traffic Rules

Rules of road traffic under Act No. 361/2000 Sb., including Category AM speed limits (45 km/h), priority, intersections, overtaking, stopping, lighting, and rider duties

4 of 25 questions

Safe Riding and Vehicle Control

Defensive riding, observation, balance, front and rear braking, road surfaces, painted markings, tram tracks, adverse weather, helmet, and protective gear

3 of 25 questions

Traffic Signs, Signals, and Markings

Regulatory, warning, mandatory, priority, guide, light, acoustic, and pavement controls on Czech roads, including moped prohibitions

3 of 25 questions

Traffic Situations

Scenario-based application of right-of-way, roundabouts, cyclist and pedestrian interactions, tram priority, and railway crossings

2 of 25 questions

Vehicle Operation Conditions

Technical roadworthiness, tires, lights, brakes, mandatory equipment, passenger rules, and safe operation of Category AM vehicles

2 of 25 questions

Related Regulations

Category AM scope, age requirements (15 years), compulsory insurance, crash duties, point system, sanctions, and official exam administration

1 of 25 questions

First Aid

Scene safety, emergency calls (155/112), severe bleeding control, unconscious casualty care, helmet removal rules, and resuscitation basics

How to Pass the Czech Theory Test AM Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: 43 of 50 points
  • Assessment: 25 randomly selected questions worth 50 points in total, one correct answer each, composed under Section 17 of Decree No. 167/2002 Sb. of 10 traffic-rules items at 2 points, 4 safe-driving items at 2 points, 3 traffic-sign items at 1 point, 3 traffic-situation items at 4 points, 2 vehicle-condition items at 1 point, 2 related-regulation items at 2 points and 1 first-aid item at 1 point. Category AM applicants also sit a practical driving test.
  • Time limit: 30 minutes
  • Exam fee: CZK 700 administrative fee for the driving-competence examination (zkouška z odborné způsobilosti); CZK 100 for a repeat of the theory test; driving-school training fees are separate

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

Czech Theory Test AM Study Tips from Top Performers

1Master the 45 km/h maximum speed limit and understand where mopeds are prohibited, such as motorways and roads for motor cars.
2Pay special attention to right-of-way rules at uncontrolled intersections and roundabouts, as light two-wheelers are vulnerable to larger vehicles.
3Learn the strict protective helmet duty (approved type, fastened correctly) and eye protection requirements under Act No. 361/2000 Sb.
4Understand two-wheeler braking dynamics: improper front-brake application on wet pavement or tram tracks can cause an instant fall.
5Learn which prohibition signs actually catch a moped: B 11 'Zákaz vjezdu všech motorových vozidel' and B 12 'Zákaz vjezdu vyznačených vozidel' bearing the moped symbol. There is no dedicated moped disc, and B 10 is the hand-cart sign.
6Memorize first aid essentials: dial 155 or 112 immediately, never remove a motorcyclist's helmet unless airway management requires it.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are on the Czech Category AM theory test?

The official test consists of 25 randomly selected questions with single correct answers, selected according to the statutory distribution.

What is the passing score for the Category AM theory exam?

The test has a maximum score of 50 points. A candidate must score at least 43 points to pass.

What vehicles can I ride with a Czech Category AM driving licence?

Category AM covers two-wheel or three-wheel mopeds and light quadricycles with a maximum design speed of not more than 45 km/h, engine displacement up to 50 cm3 (or max net power up to 4 kW for electric motors).

What is the minimum age to obtain Category AM in Czechia?

The minimum age is 15 years. Candidates under 18 years require written consent from their legal representative.

How long is the theory exam and what language is it in?

The time limit is 30 minutes. The official state exam is administered in Czech on computers at municipal offices; an official court interpreter can be arranged if permitted by the testing authority.

How much does the Czech driving licence test cost?

The statutory municipal administrative fee is CZK 700 for the professional competence examination and CZK 100 for a retake of the theoretical test.

Is this practice bank an official translation?

No. The official examination is sat in Czech on the Ministry of Transport eTesty platform, using the approved question set published in the Věstník dopravy, where items carry different point values and a varying number of answer options. This bank is an original English-language, four-option MCQ study adaptation built from the same learning objectives and from Act No. 361/2000 Sb.; it is neither an official translation nor a simulation of the real test format.