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Key Facts: Croatia Theory Test B Exam

30

First-time PPSP teaching hours

HAK Category B training guidance

9

First-aid teaching hours

HAK Category B training guidance

35

First-time UV teaching hours

HAK Category B training guidance

90% of 120

PPSP passing threshold

HAK Korak po korak procedure

19.58 EUR

PPSP exam fee

HAK Vozacki ispiti fee table

18

Category B licence minimum age

HAK vehicle categories

HAK-aligned Croatia Category B theory study should focus on PPSP road rules and safety, especially priority at intersections because HAK publishes a special failure rule for wrong intersection-yielding answers. HAK verifies the Category B path as PPSP plus PPP first aid plus UV vehicle control, with first-time training minimums of 30 PPSP hours, 9 first-aid hours, and 35 UV hours. HAK publishes the PPSP scoring threshold as 90% of 120 possible points, but the cited official public pages do not publish a fixed Category B PPSP question count or theory-test duration.

Sample Croatia Theory Test B Practice Questions

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1For a first-time Croatia Category B candidate, which three subjects make up the driver-training and examination path described by HAK?
A.PPSP, first aid for traffic casualties, and vehicle control/driving
B.Only vehicle control, parking, and motorway driving
C.Vehicle mechanics, insurance sales, and customs rules
D.Only a medical exam, eyesight test, and licence-card application
Explanation: HAK describes the Category B path through Prometni propisi i sigurnosna pravila (PPSP), Pruzanje prve pomoci osobama ozlijedjenim u prometnoj nesreci (PPP), and Upravljanje vozilom (UV). Category B preparation is therefore broader than road-sign memorization because it includes first aid and practical vehicle control.
2What is the minimum age to start Category B training according to HAK's Category B guidance?
A.16 years
B.17 years and 6 months
C.18 years and 6 months
D.21 years
Explanation: HAK states that a person may enter Category B training after reaching 17 years and 6 months, provided the other prescribed conditions are met. The licence category itself has an 18-year minimum age on HAK's category table, so training can begin before final licence eligibility.
3Which document must a Category B candidate obtain before entering training?
A.A medical certificate of mental and physical fitness for Category B driving
B.A vehicle registration certificate in the candidate's own name
C.A motorway toll transponder account
D.A professional driver tachograph card
Explanation: HAK lists a certificate of mental and physical fitness for the relevant category as a condition for entering the driver-training process. Owning a vehicle, having a toll account, or holding a professional tachograph card is not a prerequisite for ordinary Category B candidate training.
4For a first-time Category B candidate with no previous licence, what is the minimum PPSP classroom training listed by HAK?
A.4 teaching hours
B.9 teaching hours
C.30 teaching hours
D.35 teaching hours
Explanation: HAK lists 30 teaching hours for Prometni propisi i sigurnosna pravila when the Category B candidate does not already hold a licence. This is the theory-road-rules part of training, separate from first aid and vehicle control.
5For a first-time Category B candidate, how many first-aid teaching hours does HAK list?
A.4 teaching hours
B.9 teaching hours
C.30 teaching hours
D.45 teaching hours
Explanation: HAK lists 9 teaching hours for Pruzanje prve pomoci osobama ozlijedjenim u prometnoj nesreci for a first-time Category B candidate. First aid is a separate subject and is not replaced by ordinary PPSP theory study.
6For a first-time Category B candidate, what minimum vehicle-control/driving training does HAK list?
A.10 teaching hours
B.20 teaching hours
C.30 teaching hours
D.35 teaching hours
Explanation: HAK lists 35 teaching hours for Upravljanje vozilom for a first-time Category B candidate. Those hours can continue beyond the minimum if the instructor and school leadership determine the candidate has not yet mastered the required content.
7When may the driving school assign a Category B instructor for practical vehicle-control lessons?
A.After the candidate passes the PPSP theory test
B.Before the candidate starts any PPSP lessons
C.Only after the candidate receives the plastic driving licence
D.Only after the candidate buys a private car
Explanation: HAK states that after passing the PPSP test, the driving school assigns an instructor for the Upravljanje vozilom subject. The sequence matters because PPSP theory must be passed before the practical driving training begins.
8What is the HAK-published pass standard for the PPSP test?
A.At least 70% of the possible points
B.At least 80% of the possible points
C.At least 90% of 120 possible points
D.Exactly 100% of all possible points
Explanation: HAK's procedure page states that the PPSP test is passed with at least 90% of the total 120 possible points. That equals 108 points, but a wrong answer on an intersection right-of-way question can still cause failure.
9Which mistake can make a candidate fail the PPSP test even if the point total is otherwise at or above 90%?
A.Writing with blue ink instead of black ink
B.Answering a question about intersection yielding rules incorrectly
C.Finishing the computer test before the time limit
D.Choosing an answer on a road-sign question without a picture
Explanation: HAK states that a candidate does not pass even with more than 90% of the points if the candidate answers incorrectly on a question concerning yielding vehicles at an intersection. This makes right-of-way at intersections a high-stakes PPSP topic.
10How is the PPSP test normally taken according to HAK's procedure page?
A.On a computer, with a printed form possible in appropriate cases
B.Only as an oral interview in the car
C.Only by submitting homework to the driving school
D.Only during the public-road driving test
Explanation: HAK describes the PPSP test as taken on a computer, with an appropriate printed form also possible. It is a separate theory test for each vehicle category and is not simply part of the public-road drive.

About the Croatia Theory Test B Exam

Croatia's Category B driver theory preparation centres on HAK's Prometni propisi i sigurnosna pravila (PPSP) subject for ordinary passenger-car licence candidates. HAK states that Category B candidates train and test through PPSP, first aid for people injured in traffic crashes, and vehicle control/driving. HAK's public procedure page publishes the PPSP pass standard as at least 90% of 120 possible points and adds a special rule that an incorrect answer on a question about yielding vehicles at an intersection can still mean the candidate did not pass. HAK's Category B pages also publish training-entry conditions, training-hour minimums, first-aid exemptions, Category B vehicle scope, application rules, retake timing, UV road-test sequence, and official exam-fee guidance.

Assessment

HAK describes the Category B driver path through PPSP, first aid (PPP), and vehicle control/driving (UV). The PPSP theory test is taken on a computer, with a printed form possible in appropriate cases; HAK's criteria state that each question has at least one correct answer and unclear, partial, corrected, erased, or unanswered responses are incorrect. This app uses four-option single-best-answer practice questions for compatibility.

Time Limit

Not published by HAK in the cited public sources for the Category B PPSP theory test duration

Passing Score

At least 90% of 120 possible PPSP points; HAK also states the candidate does not pass if an intersection-yielding question is answered incorrectly even when the point total is above 90%

Exam Fee

19.58 EUR for PPSP; HAK also lists 15.76 EUR for first aid (PPP) and 31.35 EUR for Category B vehicle-control exam (UV), with driving-school vehicle and instructor participation paid separately to the school. (Hrvatski autoklub (HAK), as the authorised expert organisation for driver exams, with Ministry of the Interior licensing of PPSP and UV examiners)

Croatia Theory Test B Exam Content Outline

Official subject; no public Category B percentage published

PPSP Traffic Rules and Safety

Prometni propisi i sigurnosna pravila, including driver duties, sign hierarchy, police signals, traffic lights, intersections, pedestrian crossings, railway crossings, lane use, overtaking, stopping, parking, and motorway rules

High-stakes PPSP area

Right-of-Way and Intersections

Priority roads, STOP and Yield, priority from the right, roundabouts, protected and unprotected turns, emergency vehicles, public transport, cyclists, pedestrians, and HAK's special intersection-yielding failure rule

Official PPSP content area

Road Signs, Signals, and Markings

Warning, prohibition, mandatory, priority, guide, temporary, lane-control, and road-work signs, plus road markings and the relationship between authorised-person signals, lights, signs, and general rules

Official PPSP content area

Speed and Defensive Driving

50/90/110/130 km/h general passenger-car limits by road type, speed adaptation, safe following distance, reaction time, curves, wet roads, glare, fatigue, distraction, tunnels, motorway merging, and vulnerable road users

Official Category B and PPSP content area

Vehicle Scope, Condition, and Equipment

Category B 3,500 kg and 8-passenger limits, trailer rules, automatic-to-manual path, tyres, brakes, steering, lights, mirrors, warning devices, seat belts, child restraints, load security, and roadworthiness checks

Separate HAK subject plus PPSP safety content

First Aid, Alcohol, Drugs, and Accidents

PPP training, Croatian Red Cross first-aid instruction, first-aid exemptions, emergency calls, scene safety, unconscious casualties, bleeding, CPR, alcohol and drug impairment, medicines, zero-alcohol groups, and crash duties

Official HAK logistics

Exam Procedure and Fees

Training eligibility, medical certificate, first-time and reduced training hours, PPSP answer-marking rules, computer testing, application through the driving school, retake windows, one-year PPSP deadline, UV sequencing, and HAK fee table

How to Pass the Croatia Theory Test B Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: At least 90% of 120 possible PPSP points; HAK also states the candidate does not pass if an intersection-yielding question is answered incorrectly even when the point total is above 90%
  • Assessment: HAK describes the Category B driver path through PPSP, first aid (PPP), and vehicle control/driving (UV). The PPSP theory test is taken on a computer, with a printed form possible in appropriate cases; HAK's criteria state that each question has at least one correct answer and unclear, partial, corrected, erased, or unanswered responses are incorrect. This app uses four-option single-best-answer practice questions for compatibility.
  • Time limit: Not published by HAK in the cited public sources for the Category B PPSP theory test duration
  • Exam fee: 19.58 EUR for PPSP; HAK also lists 15.76 EUR for first aid (PPP) and 31.35 EUR for Category B vehicle-control exam (UV), with driving-school vehicle and instructor participation paid separately to the school.

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

Croatia Theory Test B Study Tips from Top Performers

1Master HAK's PPSP pass rule first: at least 90% of 120 possible points, with special attention to yielding vehicles at intersections.
2Study priority in layers: authorised-person signals, traffic lights, signs and markings, and only then general rules such as priority from the right.
3Drill the common Croatian speed table for passenger cars: 50 km/h in built-up areas, 90 km/h on ordinary roads outside settlements, 110 km/h on express or motor-vehicle-only roads, and 130 km/h on motorways unless signs or conditions require less.
4Treat roundabouts, left turns, pedestrian crossings, railway crossings, and emergency vehicles as scenario topics, not memorisation-only topics.
5Do not skip vehicle condition: tyres, brakes, lights, mirrors, steering, loads, seat belts, warning devices, and trailer limits are all Category B safety topics.
6Review first aid and crash duties early because HAK treats first aid as a separate subject and real crashes require calm, sequence-based decisions.
7Practise clear answer discipline: HAK's criteria mark missing, partial, corrected, erased, or unclear PPSP responses as incorrect.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are on the Croatia Category B PPSP theory test?

The HAK public sources cited for this metadata publish the PPSP scoring standard as 120 possible points, but they do not publish a fixed public Category B PPSP question count. This practice bank contains 100 original four-option questions.

How long is the Croatia Category B PPSP theory test?

The cited HAK public pages reviewed for this bank do not publish a Category B PPSP theory-test duration, so this metadata marks the time limit as not published rather than guessing.

What score do I need to pass PPSP?

HAK states that the candidate passes PPSP with at least 90% of 120 possible points. HAK also states that a wrong answer on a question about yielding vehicles at an intersection can still mean the candidate did not pass even above 90%.

What subjects make up the HAK Category B driver-exam path?

HAK describes three subjects: Prometni propisi i sigurnosna pravila (PPSP), Pruzanje prve pomoci osobama ozlijedjenim u prometnoj nesreci (PPP), and Upravljanje vozilom (UV).

What training hours does HAK list for a first-time Category B candidate?

For a first-time Category B candidate, HAK lists 30 PPSP teaching hours, 9 first-aid teaching hours, and 35 vehicle-control teaching hours.

How much does the Category B PPSP exam cost?

HAK's fee table lists 19.58 EUR for Prometni propisi i sigurnosna pravila. The same table lists separate fees of 15.76 EUR for first aid and 31.35 EUR for Category B vehicle control, with school vehicle and instructor costs paid to the school.

Are these copied official HAK questions?

No. These are original English practice questions based on HAK-published Category B logistics, HAK road-exam procedure, HAK vehicle-category guidance, and Croatian road-safety topics. They do not reproduce protected official question wording.