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Drive faster and follow closer

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Key Facts: Korea Class 2 Written Test Exam

60 points or higher

2nd Class Written-Test Passing Score

KOROAD

KRW 10,000

1st/2nd Class Written-Test Registration Fee

KOROAD

Randomly Selected Written-Test Questions

KOROAD Korean Question-Bank Page

Korean, English, Chinese, Vietnamese

Available Written-Test Languages

KOROAD

KOROAD publishes the Korea Class 2 written-test pass criterion as 60 points or higher and the 1st/2nd class written-test registration fee as KRW 10,000. The official procedure requires pre-test traffic safety education before written-test registration, and KOROAD lists Korean, English, Chinese, and Vietnamese as available written-test languages. The Korean question-bank page says 40 questions are randomly selected. KOROAD does not publish a written-test time limit or pass rate on the referenced official pages.

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1For a 2nd Class driver's license in Korea, what score does KOROAD publish as the written-test passing standard?

A.50 points or higher

B.60 points or higher

C.70 points or higher

D.80 points or higher

Explanation: KOROAD publishes the 2nd Class written-test pass criterion as 60 points or higher. The 70-point standard applies to 1st Class, not to 2nd Class.

2What written-test registration fee does KOROAD list for 1st Class and 2nd Class licenses?

A.KRW 4,000

B.KRW 6,000

C.KRW 10,000

D.KRW 30,000

Explanation: KOROAD lists the written-test registration fee for 1st Class and 2nd Class as KRW 10,000. Other KOROAD fees apply to different steps, such as learner's permit issuance or road-test registration.

3Which language set is officially listed by KOROAD for the written test?

A.Korean only

B.Korean and English only

C.Korean, English, Chinese, and Vietnamese

D.Korean, Japanese, English, and French

Explanation: KOROAD lists Korean, English, Chinese, and Vietnamese as available written-test languages. Applicants should still confirm availability at the selected test center when arranging the exam.

4What must a first-time applicant complete before written-test registration under the KOROAD license process?

A.On-road driving test

B.One hour of pre-test traffic safety education

C.Final license issuance

D.Seven years of accident-free driving

Explanation: KOROAD states that pre-test traffic safety education must be completed before written-test registration. The education is a prerequisite step, not a final licensing step.

5If you fail the Korean driver's license written test, when does KOROAD say a retake is available?

A.Immediately on the same day

B.From the next day

C.Only after three days

D.Only after one month

Explanation: KOROAD lists a written-test retake as available from the next day. The three-day retake period applies to later practical or on-road test failures, not the written test.

6At a red traffic light, what is the basic safe-driving response?

A.Stop before the stop line or crosswalk

B.Speed up to clear the intersection

C.Honk and continue if no car is visible

D.Stop only if pedestrians are already in the lane

Explanation: A red signal requires stopping before the conflict area, normally at the stop line or before the crosswalk. Stopping early protects pedestrians and keeps the intersection clear.

7A yellow traffic light appears as you approach an intersection. What should you normally do if you can stop safely?

A.Accelerate to beat the red light

B.Stop before entering the intersection

C.Change lanes inside the intersection

D.Ignore it because yellow means go

Explanation: A yellow signal warns that the signal is changing and you should stop if it can be done safely. Entering only because you want to beat the red light increases crash risk.

8What does a red circular road sign with a diagonal slash through a symbol usually mean?

A.The action shown is prohibited

B.The action shown is required

C.The road is scenic

D.The road is reserved for parking

Explanation: A red circle with a slash is a prohibition sign. The symbol inside tells you what action is not allowed, such as a turn, entry, or parking movement.

9What is the safest meaning to remember for a warning sign before a curve, crossing, or other hazard?

A.Increase speed to reduce travel time

B.Prepare to slow down and look for the hazard

C.Park on the shoulder to read the sign

D.Ignore the sign if traffic is light

Explanation: Warning signs alert you to conditions ahead that may require lower speed, more space, or special attention. They are meant to give you time to adjust before the hazard.

10When a pedestrian is crossing at a crosswalk in front of you, what should you do?

A.Stop and let the pedestrian cross safely

B.Drive around the pedestrian if there is space

C.Flash your headlights and continue

D.Sound the horn so the pedestrian hurries

Explanation: Korean road rules require drivers to protect pedestrians at crosswalks. Stopping before the crosswalk gives the pedestrian a clear and safe path.

About the Korea Class 2 Written Test Exam

The South Korea Driver's License Written Test for a 2nd Class license is administered through KOROAD driver's license test centers as part of the license acquisition process. KOROAD publishes a written-test question bank for 1st/2nd class licenses and lists Korean, English, Chinese, and Vietnamese as available written-test languages. For 2nd Class, the published written-test pass criterion is 60 points or higher, and the published written-test registration fee is KRW 10,000.

Questions

40 scored questions

Time Limit

Not published by KOROAD

Passing Score

60 points or higher

Exam Fee

KRW 10,000 for 1st Class or 2nd Class written-test registration (Korea Road Traffic Authority (KOROAD))

Korea Class 2 Written Test Exam Content Outline

Section 1

License Procedure and Written-Test Rules

KOROAD process steps, required education, registration documents, fees, pass criteria, languages, retake timing, and learner's permit sequence

Section 2

Road Signs, Signals, and Markings

Prohibition, mandatory, warning, guide, lane-control, traffic-light, pedestrian-signal, and pavement-marking meanings

Section 3

Pedestrian Protection and Intersections

Crosswalk duties, turning across pedestrians, uncontrolled intersections, emergency vehicle yielding, school zones, and right-of-way judgment

Section 4

Speed, Lane Use, and Safe Driving

Speed limits, safe following distance, expressway and tunnel driving, lane changes, passing, merging, night driving, rain, fog, and skids

Section 5

Vehicle Operation and Incident Response

Ordinary passenger-car controls, seat belts, tires, lights, breakdown procedures, crash duties, impaired driving, fatigue, and mobile-phone distractions

How to Pass the Korea Class 2 Written Test Exam

What You Need to Know

Passing score: 60 points or higher
Exam length: 40 questions
Time limit: Not published by KOROAD
Exam fee: KRW 10,000 for 1st Class or 2nd Class written-test registration

Keys to Passing

Complete 500+ practice questions
Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
Focus on highest-weighted sections
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Korea Class 2 Written Test Study Tips from Top Performers

1Start with KOROAD's official English license acquisition procedure so the fee, pass criterion, documents, and sequence are clear.

2Use the KOROAD written-test question bank as the topic boundary, then practice original questions until road signs, crosswalk duties, speed choices, and emergency responses are automatic.

3Memorize the Class 2 pass criterion, written-test fee, available test languages, and the next-day retake rule for the written test.

4Study pedestrian protection carefully: Korean law places strong duties on drivers near crosswalks, school zones, narrow roads, and intersections.

5Practice hazard questions by asking what action reduces risk first: slow down, increase following distance, yield, stop before a conflict point, or move out of danger after checking.

Frequently Asked Questions

What score do I need to pass the Korea Class 2 written test?

KOROAD publishes the 2nd Class written-test pass criterion as 60 points or higher. The 1st Class written-test pass criterion is higher, at 70 points or higher, so Class 2 applicants should use the 60-point standard.

How much is the Korea Class 2 written-test registration fee?

KOROAD lists the written-test registration fee for 1st Class and 2nd Class as KRW 10,000. The KOROAD procedure page also lists separate fees for the physical check-up, learner's permit, practical test, road test, and final license issuance.

How many questions are on the Korea driver's license written test?

KOROAD's Korean written-test question-bank detail for the 2026 1st/2nd ordinary, large, and special question bank states that a total of 40 questions are selected at random.

Can I take the Korea written test in English?

Yes. KOROAD lists the available written-test languages as Korean, English, Chinese, and Vietnamese, and its foreign-language question-bank page includes a 2026 English question-bank entry.

Is there a published time limit for the Korea Class 2 written test?

Not on the official KOROAD pages verified for this metadata. Where a field is not published by KOROAD, this page uses "Not published by KOROAD" rather than guessing.

What must I complete before registering for the written test?

KOROAD states that one hour of pre-test traffic safety education must be completed before written-test registration. Written-test registration also requires the application form, ID card, and three color photographs taken within the past six months.