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Key Facts: Czech Theory Test C Exam

25

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30 minutes

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50

Maximum Points

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43/50

Passing Score

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700 CZK

Competence Exam Fee

eTesty FAQ

For Category C, the official eTesty sample exam contains 25 randomly selected questions in 30 minutes. The maximum score is 50 points and the passing score is 43 points. The Ministry of Transport issues the official question set, and the eTesty Category C topic mix is 10 traffic-rules questions, 4 safe-driving questions, 3 signs/signals questions, 3 traffic-situation questions, 2 vehicle-operation questions, 2 related-regulation questions, and 1 first-aid question.

Sample Czech Theory Test C Practice Questions

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1What type of vehicle is the Czech Category C licence mainly for?
A.Motorcycles over 125 cm3
B.Motor vehicles over 3,500 kg that are not Category D1 or D
C.Passenger cars up to 3,500 kg only
D.Buses built to carry more than eight passengers
Explanation: Category C is the truck and larger-vehicle category for motor vehicles over 3,500 kg, excluding the bus categories D1 and D. It is not the standard passenger-car category and it is not a motorcycle or bus passenger-carrying category.
2With a Category C vehicle, what is the maximum permitted mass of a trailer that may be attached without needing Category C+E?
A.750 kg
B.1,500 kg
C.3,500 kg
D.Any trailer if it is empty
Explanation: Category C covers the truck together with a trailer up to 750 kg maximum permitted mass. A heavier trailer moves the combination into the C+E category, assuming the driver and vehicle meet the other legal requirements.
3In normal conditions, what is the general maximum speed for a Category C truck inside a built-up area unless signs set a different limit?
A.30 km/h
B.50 km/h
C.80 km/h
D.90 km/h
Explanation: The general built-up-area limit is 50 km/h unless a sign or special road rule sets another limit. A Category C driver must still choose a lower speed when traffic, load, visibility, road surface, or vehicle condition requires it.
4What general maximum speed applies to a Category C truck over 3,500 kg on a Czech motorway outside a built-up area unless a lower sign applies?
A.80 km/h
B.90 km/h
C.110 km/h
D.130 km/h
Explanation: A truck over 3,500 kg is generally limited to 80 km/h on Czech roads, including motorways, unless a lower limit or vehicle-specific restriction applies. The higher passenger-car motorway limits do not apply to Category C trucks.
5A posted speed limit sign shows 60 km/h on a road where a Category C truck could otherwise travel up to 80 km/h. What speed limit must the truck driver obey?
A.60 km/h
B.70 km/h
C.80 km/h
D.90 km/h
Explanation: A posted lower speed limit overrides the general vehicle-category limit. The driver may also need to drive below 60 km/h if the truck's load, braking distance, visibility, or road conditions make 60 unsafe.
6Outside a built-up area, what extra spacing duty applies to a truck over 3,500 kg when following another vehicle?
A.It must drive as close as possible to reduce wind resistance
B.It must keep enough gap so an overtaking vehicle can safely return between vehicles
C.It may use any gap if the road has a hard shoulder
D.It must leave exactly 100 meters in every situation
Explanation: Czech rules require heavy vehicles and long combinations outside built-up areas to leave a gap that allows an overtaking vehicle to return safely. This supports safe overtaking on two-way roads and is separate from the driver's normal following-distance duty.
7Which traffic control has the highest authority at an intersection?
A.A police officer directing traffic
B.A traffic light
C.A priority road sign
D.The priority-from-the-right rule
Explanation: Directions from a police officer or other authorized traffic controller override signals, signs, markings, and general priority rules. A Category C driver must be especially careful because a heavy vehicle needs more time to start, stop, and clear the intersection.
8What must a Category C driver do at a STOP sign?
A.Slow to walking speed and continue if no vehicle is visible
B.Stop only when another vehicle is approaching
C.Come to a complete stop at the required place and then yield as required
D.Flash the headlights and proceed carefully
Explanation: A STOP sign requires a complete stop at the stop line or, if there is no line, at a place with a sufficient view. After stopping, the truck driver must still yield according to the sign and traffic situation.
9Before changing lanes in a truck, what is the basic legal and safety rule?
A.Signal only after the truck has entered the new lane
B.Yield to vehicles already in the target lane and signal the movement
C.Move first because a larger vehicle has priority
D.Use the horn instead of the direction indicator
Explanation: The driver must check mirrors and blind spots, signal in time, and give way to vehicles already using the lane being entered. The direction indicator warns others but does not give the truck priority.
10What must a truck driver do when a pedestrian is already crossing on a marked pedestrian crossing?
A.Allow the pedestrian to cross safely
B.Drive around the pedestrian if there is room
C.Sound the horn and continue at the same speed
D.Stop only if the pedestrian is on the truck's half of the road
Explanation: Drivers must not endanger pedestrians on a crossing and must allow them to cross safely. A truck's greater width and stopping distance make early speed reduction especially important.

About the Czech Theory Test C Exam

The Czech Category C theory test is the knowledge part of the professional competence examination for a truck or larger-vehicle driving licence applicant. The Ministry of Transport states that the test covers road traffic rules, vehicle-operation conditions, first aid, and related road-traffic regulations, using official question sets issued by the Ministry. The official eTesty Category C sample exam uses 25 randomly selected questions, one correct answer per question, a 30-minute time limit, 50 possible points, and 43 points required to pass.

Assessment

25 randomly selected questions, one correct answer per question, 50 possible points

Time Limit

30 minutes

Passing Score

43 of 50 points

Exam Fee

700 CZK for the competence exam; repeat theory test 100 CZK (Municipal authority office with extended competence; official question wording is issued by the Ministry of Transport)

Czech Theory Test C Exam Content Outline

10 of 25 questions

Traffic Rules

Act No. 361/2000 Sb. road rules, including Category C speed limits, priority, lane use, overtaking, stopping, pedestrian crossings, railway crossings, lights, truck bans, and driver duties

4 of 25 questions

Safe Driving and Vehicle Control

Defensive truck driving, speed adaptation, safe following distance, adverse conditions, braking, load movement, off-tracking, fatigue, hazard recognition, and smooth vehicle control

3 of 25 questions

Traffic Signs, Signals, and Markings

Czech regulatory, warning, mandatory, priority, guide, light, acoustic, pavement, goods-vehicle, mass, axle-load, width, and height controls

3 of 25 questions

Traffic Situations

Scenario-based application of right-of-way, tram, cyclist, pedestrian, roundabout, lane-change, wide-turn, railway-crossing, and emergency-vehicle rules

2 of 25 questions

Vehicle Operation Conditions

Roadworthiness, brakes, tires, winter equipment, mandatory equipment, lighting, mirrors, load security, vehicle dimensions, and Category C technical-condition duties

2 of 25 questions

Related Regulations

Driving-licence categories, Category C scope, compulsory insurance, crash duties, sanctions, registration, official test administration, tachograph awareness, and professional-driver responsibilities

1 of 25 questions

First Aid

Emergency calls, scene safety around heavy vehicles, severe bleeding, unconscious casualties, shock, and adult CPR basics

How to Pass the Czech Theory Test C Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: 43 of 50 points
  • Assessment: 25 randomly selected questions, one correct answer per question, 50 possible points
  • Time limit: 30 minutes
  • Exam fee: 700 CZK for the competence exam; repeat theory test 100 CZK

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  • Complete 500+ practice questions
  • Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
  • Focus on highest-weighted sections
  • Use our AI tutor for tough concepts

Czech Theory Test C Study Tips from Top Performers

1Practice with the official eTesty topic areas rather than treating Category C as only a larger version of Category B.
2Know the high-value truck rules: Category C speed limits, following distance outside built-up areas, overtaking restrictions, load security, weight/height/width signs, and emergency-corridor duties.
3Treat traffic-situation questions as rule-application questions: identify police signals, traffic lights, signs, and road markings before applying general priority rules.
4Review vehicle-operation conditions carefully because Category C questions often turn on brakes, tires, load placement, visibility, roadworthiness, and vehicle dimensions.
5Do not skip first aid; eTesty includes it as a scored topic and the pass mark is 43 of 50.

Frequently Asked Questions

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

The official Ministry/eTesty format uses 25 randomly selected questions, one correct answer per question, for Category C applicants.

How long is the Czech Category C theory test?

The official time limit is 30 minutes.

What score do I need to pass?

The test has 50 possible points. A candidate must earn at least 43 points for a passing result.

Who issues the official Czech theory-test questions?

The Ministry of Transport states that it issues the wording of all official test questions for road-traffic regulations and first aid, and eTesty is the official practice portal.

What topic mix does eTesty use for Category C?

The official eTesty Category C sample test lists 10 traffic-rules questions, 4 safe-driving and vehicle-control questions, 3 signs/signals questions, 3 traffic-situation questions, 2 vehicle-operation questions, 2 related-regulation questions, and 1 first-aid question.

How much does the Czech driving competence exam cost?

The eTesty FAQ states that the competence exam is 700 CZK. If only the theory test is repeated after failing, the listed repeat fee is 100 CZK.