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Key Facts: Croatia Category AM Theory Exam

Minimum age for Category AM licence

HAK vehicle categories

14.5

Minimum age to start AM training

HAK Category AM training guidance

PPSP theory teaching hours

HAK Category AM training guidance

90% of 120

PPSP passing threshold

HAK Korak po korak procedure

19.58 EUR

PPSP theory exam fee

HAK Vozacki ispiti fee table (NN 155/2022)

45 km/h

Maximum design speed of AM mopeds

Croatian Road Traffic Safety Act

HAK's Category AM theory exam tests moped and light quadricycle candidates on Croatian traffic rules (PPSP) with a 90% pass requirement out of 120 possible points and an automatic fail for wrong intersection-yielding answers. Minimum training entry age is 14 years and 6 months, and minimum licensing age is 15. Official exam fees are 19.58 EUR for PPSP theory, 15.76 EUR for first aid, and 27.21 EUR for moped practical control.

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1Under the Croatian Road Traffic Safety Act, what is the maximum design speed permitted for a vehicle classified as a moped (Category AM)?

A.60 km/h

B.50 km/h

C.45 km/h

D.25 km/h

Explanation: According to Croatian traffic law and EU directives, a moped (Category AM) is a two- or three-wheeled motor vehicle whose maximum design speed does not exceed 45 km/h, with an internal combustion engine capacity not exceeding 50 cc or electric motor continuous rated power not exceeding 4 kW.

2What is the maximum engine cylinder capacity for a spark-ignition combustion engine in a Category AM moped in Croatia?

A.50 cubic centimetres (cc)

B.125 cubic centimetres (cc)

C.75 cubic centimetres (cc)

D.250 cubic centimetres (cc)

Explanation: Category AM defines mopeds as having an engine displacement up to 50 cc for spark-ignition internal combustion engines. Engines exceeding 50 cc but not exceeding 125 cc fall into Category A1.

3What is the minimum age required in Croatia to obtain a Category AM driving licence?

A.14 years

B.16 years

C.18 years

D.15 years

Explanation: Under Article 217 of the Croatian Road Traffic Safety Act, the minimum age for issuing a Category AM driver's licence is 15 years. Candidates may begin driving school training up to six months earlier, at 14 years and 6 months.

4At what age may a candidate in Croatia begin driving school training for Category AM?

A.14 years exactly

B.15 years exactly

C.14 years and 6 months

D.15 years and 6 months

Explanation: MUP states that a candidate may start training for a given vehicle category at the earliest six months before reaching the minimum age for that category. Since the Category AM minimum age is 15, training can begin at 14 years and 6 months, with a valid medical certificate.

5Which personal protective equipment is legally mandatory for a moped rider and passenger on Croatian roads?

A.A leather riding suit with knee sliders

B.An airbag vest and steel-toe motorcycle boots

C.A certified, properly fastened protective helmet

D.A fluorescent high-visibility vest during daylight hours

Explanation: Under Article 114 of the Croatian Road Traffic Safety Act, drivers and passengers on mopeds and motorcycles must wear an approved, properly homologated protective helmet that is securely fastened under the chin whenever riding.

6What is the minimum age a passenger must be to be legally carried on a moped in Croatia?

A.12 years

B.7 years

C.10 years

D.14 years

Explanation: Article 161(4) of the Croatian Road Traffic Safety Act states that a child younger than 12 years of age may not be carried on a moped or motorcycle.

7Is a moped rider in Croatia allowed to transport a person who is under the influence of alcohol or drugs on the pillion seat?

A.Yes, provided the passenger wears an approved helmet and holds onto the rider tightly

B.Yes, but only in built-up areas at speeds below 30 km/h

C.No — the passenger may not be under the influence of drugs or medicines, and their blood alcohol must not exceed 0.50 g/kg

D.Yes, there is no rule at all about the condition of a moped passenger

Explanation: Article 161(3) of the Croatian Road Traffic Safety Act forbids the driver of a bicycle, moped or motorcycle from carrying a person who is under the influence of drugs or medicines, or who has more than 0.50 g/kg of alcohol in their blood. An impaired pillion passenger cannot hold their balance and destabilises a single-track vehicle.

8What is the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for young moped drivers (under 24 years old) in Croatia?

A.0.50 g/kg

B.0.20 g/kg

C.0.80 g/kg

D.0.00 g/kg (zero tolerance)

Explanation: Article 199(1) of the Road Traffic Safety Act forbids any alcohol in the blood of a 'mladi vozač' - defined in Article 2 as a driver of a motor vehicle up to the age of 24 who holds a Croatian licence - as well as driving instructors, drivers of categories C1 to DE and H, and category B drivers working professionally. Article 199(2) sets the 0.50 g/kg limit for everyone else, including ordinary AM riders aged 24 and over.

9What passing threshold is required on HAK's Prometni propisi i sigurnosna pravila (PPSP) theory exam?

A.At least 75% of total points, with up to three mistakes allowed on intersections

B.At least 80% of total points regardless of question type

C.Exactly 100% of all questions answered correctly

D.At least 90% of the 120 total possible points, with no errors on intersection-yielding questions

Explanation: HAK's official driver exam rules require candidates to score at least 90% of the 120 available points on the PPSP test. Furthermore, an error on any question assessing vehicle yielding at an intersection results in an immediate failing grade regardless of overall points.

10What is the prescribed official fee for sitting the PPSP theory exam with HAK under Decision NN 155/2022?

A.15.76 EUR

B.19.58 EUR

C.27.21 EUR

D.31.35 EUR

Explanation: According to the official Decision on driver examination fees (Odluka o visini naknade za polaganje vozačkog ispita, NN 155/2022), the exam fee for Prometni propisi i sigurnosna pravila (PPSP) is 19.58 EUR.

About the Croatia Category AM Theory Exam

Croatia's Category AM driving theory exam prepares riders for mopeds (two- or three-wheeled vehicles with design speed up to 45 km/h and engine displacement up to 50 cc or 4 kW) and light quadricycles. Conducted by Hrvatski autoklub (HAK), the Prometni propisi i sigurnosna pravila (PPSP) test assesses fundamental road traffic rules, priority and right-of-way at intersections, road signs and markings, protective equipment (certified helmets and apparel), surface hazard perception, and emergency actions. Candidates train for at least 30 PPSP teaching hours, 9 first aid hours, and 15 practical moped control hours. Note that this bank is an English-language MCQ study adaptation for learners preparing for the Croatian test.

Exam sponsor: Hrvatski autoklub (HAK), authorised expert organisation under the Ministry of the Interior (MUP). The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Assessment

The Croatian Category AM driver exam comprises Prometni propisi i sigurnosna pravila (PPSP) theory, Pružanje prve pomoći (PPP) first aid, and Upravljanje vozilom (UV) practical moped riding. The PPSP theory exam is computer-based, lasting up to 45 minutes, with questions worth 120 total points. This practice bank adapts these requirements into English-language four-option single-best-answer questions.

Time Limit

PPSP test lasts up to 45 minutes

Passing Score

At least 90% of 120 possible PPSP points; an incorrect answer on an intersection yielding question is an automatic fail even above 90%

Exam / Certification Fees

19.58 EUR for PPSP theory; 15.76 EUR for first aid (PPP); 27.21 EUR for vehicle control (UV); driving school vehicle and instruction fees paid separately to the driving school.

Exam sponsor website

Reported exam pass rate: Not published by HAK as a current national Category AM theory-test pass rate. Exam sponsor website

Fees, eligibility, and exam policies can change. Confirm them with the exam sponsor before applying or paying.

Official sources

Our practice resources: topics covered

We aim to reflect publicly available exam outlines and topic information in our study resources. Coverage, format, and difficulty may differ from the actual exam, and we cannot guarantee that every detail is accurate or current. Confirm exam requirements, fees, and policies with the official exam sponsor.

Core HAK subject

PPSP Traffic Regulations and Safe Driving

Croatian road traffic rules, speed limits (general 50 km/h in settlements and 45 km/h moped construct maximum), overtaking rules, stopping, parking, and railway crossings

High-stakes PPSP area

Right-of-Way and Intersections

Intersection rules, priority road signs, STOP and Yield signs, priority from the right, roundabouts, turning across traffic, and HAK's strict zero-tolerance intersection evaluation

Core HAK subject

Road Signs, Signals, and Markings

Warning, regulatory, mandatory, informational, and directional road signs, traffic signals, police officer hand signals, and longitudinal/transverse road markings

Official AM syllabus area

Category AM Vehicle and Equipment Rules

Category AM specifications (<=50 cc, <=45 km/h, <=4 kW, light quadricycles <=350 kg unladen), helmet certification (ECE 22.05/22.06) and fastening, eye protection, protective gloves and clothing, tyre condition, and passenger rules (no passengers under 12)

Separate HAK subject and safety rules

First Aid and Emergency Procedures

PPP first aid fundamentals, emergency call sequence (112 / 194), unconscious casualty care, severe bleeding management, CPR, crash duties, and zero alcohol/drug rules

Official HAK logistics

Exam Regulations and Candidate Requirements

Minimum ages (14.5 for training, 15 for licence), 30h PPSP / 9h PPP / 15h UV hours, 45-minute computer test duration, 120-point scale, and official fees

Preparing for the Croatia Category AM Theory Exam

What You Need to Know

Passing score: At least 90% of 120 possible PPSP points; an incorrect answer on an intersection yielding question is an automatic fail even above 90%
Assessment: The Croatian Category AM driver exam comprises Prometni propisi i sigurnosna pravila (PPSP) theory, Pružanje prve pomoći (PPP) first aid, and Upravljanje vozilom (UV) practical moped riding. The PPSP theory exam is computer-based, lasting up to 45 minutes, with questions worth 120 total points. This practice bank adapts these requirements into English-language four-option single-best-answer questions.
Time limit: PPSP test lasts up to 45 minutes
Exam / certification fees: 19.58 EUR for PPSP theory; 15.76 EUR for first aid (PPP); 27.21 EUR for vehicle control (UV); driving school vehicle and instruction fees paid separately to the driving school. Official sources

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Croatia Category AM Theory: Suggested Study Strategy

1Pay extreme attention to intersection yielding questions: under HAK rules, a single error on an intersection scenario can fail the entire exam.

2Memorise moped technical boundaries: maximum design speed is 45 km/h, engine capacity up to 50 cc, and continuous power up to 4 kW.

3Remember that moped riders and passengers must wear an approved, properly fastened protective helmet at all times.

4Note passenger regulations: a moped rider may not transport a child under 12 years of age or an intoxicated person.

5Review road surface hazards: wet tram tracks, road marking paint, manhole covers, and gravel drastically reduce moped tyre grip.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the passing score for the Croatia Category AM PPSP theory test?

HAK requires candidates to achieve at least 90% of the 120 total possible points. However, answering an intersection priority/yielding question incorrectly results in an automatic failure regardless of total score.

What vehicles can I ride with a Croatia Category AM licence?

Category AM covers mopeds (two- or three-wheeled motor vehicles with engine displacement up to 50 cc or power up to 4 kW and maximum design speed of 45 km/h) and light quadricycles with unladen mass up to 350 kg.

What is the minimum age for Category AM in Croatia?

Candidates may enroll in driving school training at 14 years and 6 months with a valid medical certificate. The licence can be issued upon passing all exams at age 15.

How much does the Category AM exam cost?

Under official Decision NN 155/2022, HAK charges 19.58 EUR for Prometni propisi i sigurnosna pravila (PPSP theory), 15.76 EUR for first aid (PPP), and 27.21 EUR for moped vehicle control (UV).

Are these official HAK test questions?

No. These are independent practice questions developed in English based on official Croatian road traffic laws (Zakon o sigurnosti prometa na cestama) and HAK's Program vozačkog ispita.

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