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Key Facts: Czech Theory Test D Exam
25
Randomly Selected Questions
Ministerstvo dopravy and eTesty
30 minutes
Time Limit
Ministerstvo dopravy
50
Maximum Points
Ministerstvo dopravy and eTesty
43/50
Passing Score
Ministerstvo dopravy and eTesty
CZK 700
Driving-Competence Examination Fee
eTesty FAQ
CZK 100
Repeated Theory Test Fee
eTesty FAQ
For Category D bus and coach applicants, the Czech theory test comprises 25 randomly selected questions completed in 30 minutes. The maximum possible score is 50 points and 43 points are required to pass. Administered by municipal authorities with extended competence via the Ministry of Transport eTesty system, the exam covers 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 D Practice Questions
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1Under Czech Act No. 361/2000 Sb., what is the general maximum permitted speed for a standard bus outside built-up areas on regular roads (not motorways)?
2What is the general maximum speed limit for a bus inside a built-up area (v obci) in the Czech Republic unless traffic signs indicate otherwise?
3Section 18(3) of Act No. 361/2000 Sb. caps a bus at 90 km/h outside built-up areas. What are the matching statutory ceilings on a road for motor vehicles and on a motorway?
4A coach registration certificate records a maximum speed of 100 km/h. What speed may the driver actually use on a Czech motorway outside a built-up area?
5In a built-up area (v obci), what legal duty do drivers of other vehicles have when an urban public transport bus signals its intention to pull out from a marked bus stop bay?
6At a bus stop without a boarding island that carries only the stop marker (označník IJ 4a) and no 'Zastávka autobusu' sign or road marking, over what stretch is stopping and standing prohibited for other vehicles?
7When a school bus displaying sign O 4 ('Označení autobusu přepravujícího děti') stops at a marked bus stop and activates its hazard warning flashers, what must drivers traveling in the same direction do?
8What is the maximum permitted driving speed across a railway level crossing and within 50 metres before it when the white flashing light is NOT illuminated?
9When approaching a railway level crossing in the Czech Republic where the white flashing light (kmitavé bílé světlo) is active, what is the maximum permitted speed for a bus within 50 metres before the crossing?
10Does the obligation of other drivers to enable a bus to pull out from a marked bus stop apply OUTSIDE built-up areas (mimo obec)?
About the Czech Theory Test D Exam
The Czech Category D theory test is the road-rules and vehicle-operation knowledge examination for bus and coach licence applicants. Administered by municipal authorities with extended competence using the Ministry of Transport eTesty platform, the computerized examination consists of 25 randomly selected questions in 30 minutes, with a maximum score of 50 points and 43 points required to pass. Category D covers motor vehicles designed for the carriage of more than 8 passengers in addition to the driver, requiring rigorous understanding of passenger safety, vehicle dimensions, tail swing, bus lanes, public transport stop rules, tachograph requirements, and emergency response procedures.
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. For groups D1, D, D1+E and D+E the questions additionally cover driving times, breaks, rest periods, recording equipment, the carriage of passengers and transport documents, and Annex 5 to Act No. 247/2000 Sb. requires two further components: an oral examination on vehicle operation and maintenance answering 4 drawn questions, and 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 D Exam Content Outline
Traffic Rules
Rules of road traffic under Act No. 361/2000 Sb., including the bus speed limits of 50/90/110/130 km/h capped by the vehicle's own registered maximum, the duty to let a bus pull out from a stop, reserved-lane rules, priority at intersections, overtaking, and stopping
Safe Driving and Vehicle Control
Defensive bus driving, passenger safety and comfort, tail swing, blind spots, braking distance under load, crosswinds, adverse weather, and rollover prevention
Traffic Signs, Signals, and Markings
Regulatory, warning, mandatory, priority, and guide signs, bus lanes (IP 20a/b), bus stop markings, height/weight/length restrictions, and public transport light signals
Traffic Situations
Scenario-based intersection priority, yielding when buses pull out of stops, tight turns, roundabouts, railway crossings with passengers, and emergency corridors
Vehicle Operation Conditions
Technical roadworthiness, tires, brakes, lighting, mandatory bus equipment, emergency exits, emergency hammers, fire extinguishers, passenger door safety systems, and first aid kits
Related Regulations
Category D/D1 licensing conditions, age requirements, passenger carriage capacities, tachograph awareness, driver hours rules, compulsory insurance, and sanctions
First Aid
Mass casualty management, passenger evacuation, emergency calls (155/112), severe bleeding control, shock prevention, unconscious casualty care, and CPR
How to Pass the Czech Theory Test D 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. For groups D1, D, D1+E and D+E the questions additionally cover driving times, breaks, rest periods, recording equipment, the carriage of passengers and transport documents, and Annex 5 to Act No. 247/2000 Sb. requires two further components: an oral examination on vehicle operation and maintenance answering 4 drawn questions, and 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
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many questions are on the Czech Category D theory test?
The official theory test consists of 25 randomly selected questions, each with a single correct answer, scored out of a maximum of 50 points.
What is the passing score for the Category D theory exam?
A candidate must achieve at least 43 points out of 50 to pass the theoretical test.
What vehicles can I drive with a Category D driving licence in Czechia?
Category D authorizes driving motor vehicles designed and constructed for the carriage of more than 8 passengers in addition to the driver. A trailer up to 750 kg may be attached.
What is the minimum age for a Czech Category D licence?
The standard minimum age is 24 years. It is reduced to 21 or 23 years for holders of a professional competence certificate (Driver CPC) under statutory conditions of Act No. 247/2000 Sb.
What speed limits apply to buses in the Czech Republic?
Section 18 of Act No. 361/2000 Sb. places buses in the same class as vehicles up to 3,500 kg: 50 km/h in a built-up area, 90 km/h outside one, 110 km/h on a road for motor vehicles and 130 km/h on a motorway, but only 80 km/h on a motorway section running through a built-up area. Two further rules bite first in practice: a driver may never exceed the vehicle's design speed, and buses of categories M2 and M3 carry an EU speed limiter, so the figure in the registration certificate (commonly 100 km/h) is the real ceiling.
How much does the Czech Category D exam cost?
The municipal administrative fee for the driving-competence examination is CZK 700, and a repeat of the theory test costs CZK 100. Driving-school tuition and any Driver CPC training are charged separately.
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; Category D candidates additionally face an oral examination on vehicle operation and maintenance and a practical driving test, neither of which any MCQ can simulate. 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 not an official translation.