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Key Facts: Hungary AM KRESZ Test Exam

25

Computer theory questions

KAV AM curriculum and theory-exam table

25 minutes

Theory-test time

KAV AM curriculum and theory-exam table

30/35

Passing score

KAV AM curriculum and theory-exam table

5

Allowed error points

KAV theory-exam table

HUF 11,400

Computer theory exam fee for non-B categories

KAV road-driving fee table, valid from 2025-03-07

40 km/h

KRESZ moped traffic speed limit

1/1975. (II. 5.) KPM-BM KRESZ regulation

14

Age KAV guidance says AM licence may be obtained

KAV AM moped guidance

Hungary's Category AM KRESZ theory test is administered by KAV as a K subject computer exam. The official AM table and curriculum list 25 questions, 25 minutes, 35 possible points, 30 passing points, and 5 allowed error points. KAV states that AM course completion is required before the theory test; its fee table lists the non-B computer theory exam at HUF 11,400. AM moped prep should separate the moped's 45 km/h design limit from the KRESZ 40 km/h traffic limit, and cover helmet use, no passengers on two-wheeled mopeds, no trailer, road access, right-of-way, signals, crossings, and pre-ride safety checks.

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1How many questions are on the official Hungary Category AM KRESZ theory exam?
A.20 questions
B.25 questions
C.35 questions
D.55 questions
Explanation: KAV lists the Category AM theory exam as a 25-question computer multiple-choice test. The 35 figure belongs to the maximum point total, not the number of questions.
2How much time does KAV allow for the Category AM KRESZ theory exam?
A.15 minutes
B.20 minutes
C.25 minutes
D.55 minutes
Explanation: The AM theory test time is 25 minutes. KAV's AM curriculum describes this as one minute of available time per question.
3What is the official passing score for the AM KRESZ theory exam?
A.21 of 25 points
B.25 of 35 points
C.30 of 35 points
D.43 of 50 points
Explanation: KAV lists 35 maximum points for AM and at least 30 points as the pass mark. That means the candidate may lose no more than 5 points.
4How many error points are allowed on the official AM theory exam?
A.3 error points
B.5 error points
C.10 error points
D.15 error points
Explanation: The AM exam has 35 possible points and requires 30 points to pass, so the official allowed error total is 5 points. Losing more than 5 points drops the score below the pass mark.
5In KAV documents, which theory subject is Category AM listed under?
A.Kozlekedesi alapismeretek, the K subject
B.Szerkezeti es uzemeltetesi ismeretek only
C.Munkavedelmi ismeretek only
D.First-aid theory only
Explanation: KAV lists AM as a K subject theory exam, tied to Kozlekedesi alapismeretek and the related driving-theory course material. Vehicle checks and first aid matter in licensing, but they do not replace the K subject theory test.
6What must be completed before a candidate is admitted to the AM theory exam?
A.Verified completion of the AM course
B.A passed Category B road test
C.A motorway riding lesson
D.A vehicle-handling exam before any theory training
Explanation: KAV's AM curriculum states that verified completion of the AM course is a condition for admission to the theory exam. The practical exams come after the theory stage in the normal training sequence.
7According to KAV guidance, at what age may a young person obtain an AM licence in Hungary?
A.12 years old
B.14 years old
C.16 years old only
D.18 years old only
Explanation: KAV guidance describes AM as a category that a young person may obtain at age 14 under Hungarian rules. That does not remove the need for training, exams, and the other licensing steps.
8Before the AM driving licence is issued, what additional knowledge area does KAV guidance say must be demonstrated by exam?
A.First aid
B.Tachograph operation
C.Air-brake repair
D.Motorway toll accounting
Explanation: KAV guidance states that first-aid basics must be learned and demonstrated before the licence is received. This is separate from the KRESZ theory exam and the practical riding exams.
9For KAV AM training and testing, which vehicle specification matches a two-wheeled AM moped?
A.Designed for more than 25 km/h but not more than 45 km/h, with engine/power limits
B.Any motorcycle capable of 130 km/h
C.A passenger car under 3,500 kg
D.A bicycle without any engine
Explanation: KAV describes the two-wheeled AM vehicle as one whose design speed is above 25 km/h but not more than 45 km/h, with small engine displacement or power limits. Category AM is a moped category, not a car, full motorcycle, or ordinary bicycle category.
10What is the KRESZ maximum speed for a segedmotoros kerekpar in normal traffic unless a lower limit applies?
A.30 km/h
B.40 km/h
C.45 km/h
D.50 km/h
Explanation: KRESZ lists 40 km/h as the maximum speed for a segedmotoros kerekpar. The AM moped's 45 km/h design limit is not the same as the traffic speed limit.

About the Hungary AM KRESZ Test Exam

The Hungary Category AM KRESZ theory test is the KAV computer-based knowledge exam for moped riders. KAV's official AM exam documents list the theory test as 25 multiple-choice questions in 25 minutes, with 35 maximum points and 30 points required to pass. The theory scope is tied to AM course material in Kozlekedesi alapismeretek and Jarmuvezetes elmelete, including traffic rules, signs, right-of-way, safe riding, vehicle condition, protective equipment, environmental awareness, and AM-specific moped restrictions.

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Assessment

KAV lists AM as a K subject computer theory exam with 25 multiple-choice questions, 35 possible points, 30 points required to pass, and 5 allowed error points.

Time Limit

25 minutes

Passing Score

30 of 35 points; maximum 5 allowed error points

Exam / Certification Fees

HUF 11,400 for the computer theory exam under KAV's non-B category rate, valid from 2025-03-07. KAV also lists AM vehicle-handling and AM traffic practical exams at HUF 7,800 each; training, first-aid, and licence document costs are not published in the KAV fee table.

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25 questions / 35 points / 25 minutes

Exam Procedure and Scoring

KAV AM computer theory format, K subject/Kozlekedesi alapismeretek facts, pass score, allowed error points, course completion, practical-exam sequence, first-aid requirement, and current published KAV fees.

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Traffic Rules and Right-of-Way

KRESZ priority rules, keeping right, intersections, priority signs, STOP and yield duties, trams, emergency vehicles, lane changes, turns, roundabouts, pedestrian crossings, railway crossings, and following distance.

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Road Signs, Signals, and Road Access

Hungarian road signs, traffic-light meanings, road markings, moped entry restrictions, motorway and expressway limits, bicycle paths, bus lanes, stopped-traffic filtering, and speed-limit conflicts.

KAV curriculum area; weight not published

Moped Operation and Vehicle Condition

Category AM vehicle characteristics, legal moped speed, pre-ride checks, tyres, steering, lights, brakes, indicators, mirrors, technical faults, helmet use, protective equipment, passenger limits, and trailer prohibitions.

KAV curriculum area; weight not published

Safe and Environmentally Conscious Riding

Traction, braking, curves, wet or dirty road surfaces, road positioning, blind spots, buses and trucks, vulnerable road users, fatigue, distraction, smooth riding, fuel economy, noise, spills, and waste handling.

Preparing for the Hungary AM KRESZ Test Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: 30 of 35 points; maximum 5 allowed error points
  • Assessment: KAV lists AM as a K subject computer theory exam with 25 multiple-choice questions, 35 possible points, 30 points required to pass, and 5 allowed error points.
  • Time limit: 25 minutes
  • Exam / certification fees: HUF 11,400 for the computer theory exam under KAV's non-B category rate, valid from 2025-03-07. KAV also lists AM vehicle-handling and AM traffic practical exams at HUF 7,800 each; training, first-aid, and licence document costs are not published in the KAV fee table. Official sources

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Hungary AM KRESZ Test: Suggested Study Strategy

1Memorize the exam logistics first: 25 questions, 25 minutes, 35 maximum points, 30 points to pass, and 5 allowed error points.
2Keep the AM vehicle definition separate from riding speed: KAV's AM vehicle may be designed for up to 45 km/h, but KRESZ limits mopeds to 40 km/h in traffic unless a lower vehicle limit applies.
3Review the moped-specific restrictions: fastened helmet, no passenger on a two-wheeled moped, no trailer, no built-up-area bicycle-lane riding, and no motorway or expressway riding.
4Practise right-of-way scenarios involving right-hand rule, trams, STOP and yield signs, emergency vehicles, dirt roads, pedestrian crossings, and railway crossings.
5Use vehicle-condition questions as safety questions: tyres, steering, lights, indicators, mirrors, and brakes are checked because defects can quickly become crash risks on a moped.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are on the Hungary AM KRESZ theory test?

KAV's AM curriculum and official theory-exam table list a 25-question computer multiple-choice theory test for Category AM.

How long is the AM KRESZ theory test?

The official AM theory-test time is 25 minutes. KAV's AM curriculum describes this as one minute available per question.

What score do I need to pass the AM KRESZ theory test?

The AM theory exam has 35 possible points. A candidate needs at least 30 points, which means no more than 5 error points.

How much does the AM computer theory exam cost?

KAV's road-driving fee table lists the computer theory exam for every non-B category at HUF 11,400, valid from 2025-03-07. The same table lists the AM vehicle-handling and AM traffic practical exams at HUF 7,800 each.

What must be completed before the AM theory exam?

KAV's AM curriculum states that verified completion of the AM course is required before admission to the AM theory exam.

What topics should I study for Category AM?

Study KRESZ traffic rules and signs, right-of-way, pedestrian and railway crossings, moped speed and road-access limits, protective equipment, pre-ride vehicle checks, safe braking and turning, hazard awareness, and environmentally considerate riding.