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Key Facts: Serbia Theory B Exam

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Category B Question Count

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Category B Time Limit

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Category B Passing Threshold

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Public questions

Theory Question Source

MUP Road Traffic Safety Law, Article 234

18 months

Theory Validity Before Practical Eligibility

MUP Road Traffic Safety Law, Article 235

50 / 130 / 100 / 80 km/h

Core Speed Limits

MUP Road Traffic Safety Law, Articles 43-44

For Serbia Category B, verified MUP sources confirm a theory test plus practical test, public theory questions determined by MUP, and test content drawn from the driver-training programme. The public MUP question resources cover road-safety basics, traffic rules, signs, drivers, and vehicles. Exact Category B question count, time limit, pass threshold, fee, and pass rate are not published in the verified public sources used here.

Sample Serbia Theory B Practice Questions

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1What are the two parts of the Serbian driver exam for a Category B candidate?
A.A theoretical exam and a practical exam
B.A medical exam and a parking-only test
C.A road-sign oral quiz and a vehicle-inspection test only
D.A simulator test and a first-aid certificate only
Explanation: Serbian road-safety law states that the driver exam consists of a theoretical exam and a practical exam. The theory part is taken by test, and the practical part checks vehicle control and driving.
2Who determines the public theory questions used for Serbian driver-candidate testing?
A.Each driving school independently
B.The Ministry of Internal Affairs
C.The vehicle manufacturer
D.The local insurance association
Explanation: The Road Traffic Safety Law assigns the public theory questions to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, commonly called MUP. Driving schools prepare candidates, but they do not write their own official public question bank.
3How should a candidate treat the exact Category B question count, time limit, and pass mark when using verified MUP public sources?
A.As fixed at 30 questions, 30 minutes, and 27 correct
B.As not published in the verified MUP public sources used for this bank
C.As decided separately by every candidate
D.As the same as any European Union theory test
Explanation: The verified MUP sources confirm a theory test and public questions, but they do not publish a Category B-specific count, time limit, or pass threshold in those public materials. This bank marks those logistics as not published rather than guessing.
4What must Serbian theory-test questions cover under the Road Traffic Safety Law?
A.Only road-sign names
B.Only vehicle mechanics
C.The driver-training programme
D.Only motorway rules
Explanation: The law ties the theory test to the driver-training programme. That is why practice should cover rules, signs, priority, drivers, vehicles, safety duties, and consequences of non-compliance.
5Which statement best describes the official question combinations on an individual Serbian theory test?
A.The exact combinations are public before the exam
B.The exact combinations are not public
C.Candidates choose the combination they prefer
D.Driving schools may publish the official combination for each candidate
Explanation: Serbian law distinguishes public theory questions from the exact combinations used on a test. The public bank can be studied, but the specific test combination is not public.
6After passing the Serbian theoretical exam, how long may that result be used for practical-exam eligibility under the law?
A.6 months
B.12 months
C.18 months
D.It never expires
Explanation: The practical-exam eligibility rule refers to a passed theoretical exam where no more than 18 months have elapsed. Candidates should not assume the theory result remains usable indefinitely.
7Which vehicle is within the ordinary Serbian Category B passenger-car scope?
A.A motor vehicle up to 3,500 kg maximum authorized mass with no more than eight passenger seats besides the driver
B.Any bus with more than eight passenger seats
C.Any motorcycle regardless of engine size
D.Any freight vehicle over 7,500 kg
Explanation: Category B covers motor vehicles other than motorcycle categories with a maximum authorized mass not over 3,500 kg and no more than eight passenger seats besides the driver. Buses and heavier freight vehicles require other categories.
8Which topic group appears in MUP's public driver-candidate resources for theory preparation?
A.Airline navigation
B.Traffic signs and traffic rules
C.Marine radio operation
D.Railway dispatcher procedures only
Explanation: MUP's public resources for driver candidates include road-safety basics, traffic rules, traffic signs, drivers, vehicles, and legal consequences. Category B preparation should therefore include both signs and rule-based scenarios.
9What is the ordinary maximum speed for a Category B passenger car in a Serbian settlement unless signs require otherwise?
A.30 km/h
B.50 km/h
C.80 km/h
D.100 km/h
Explanation: The general settlement limit is 50 km/h unless a traffic sign sets a different permitted speed. Even at that limit, the driver must choose a lower safe speed when conditions require it.
10What is the ordinary maximum speed for a Category B passenger car on a Serbian motorway unless signs require a lower limit?
A.80 km/h
B.100 km/h
C.110 km/h
D.130 km/h
Explanation: For a passenger car, Serbia's ordinary motorway maximum is 130 km/h unless signs, weather, traffic, or vehicle conditions require less. The driver remains responsible for a safe speed below the maximum when needed.

About the Serbia Theory B Exam

Serbia's Category B driving theory test is the theoretical component for passenger-car driver licensing. The MUP Road Traffic Safety Law states that the driver exam has theoretical and practical parts, that the theoretical exam is taken by test, that public theory questions are determined by MUP, and that test questions cover the driver-training programme. MUP's driver-candidate resources page publishes official public question documents covering road-safety basics, traffic rules, traffic signs, drivers, vehicles, special measures, and consequences of non-compliance. The verified public sources do not publish an exact Category B question count, time limit, passing threshold, or exam fee, so those fields are marked not published.

Exam sponsor: Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Serbia and authorized driver-training legal entities. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Assessment

Serbian road-safety law states that the driver exam consists of a theoretical exam and a practical exam. The theoretical exam is taken by test, public theory questions are determined by MUP, and the test questions cover the driver-training programme; this practice bank uses four-option single-best-answer questions for app compatibility.

Time Limit

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Passing Score

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Exam / Certification Fees

Not published by MUP in the verified public sources; Serbian road-safety law states that the candidate bears the exam costs

Exam sponsor website

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

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

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.

Official MUP scope area; percentage not published

Exam Procedure and Public Questions

The theoretical exam, practical exam, public MUP theory questions, confidential test-question combinations, driver-training programme coverage, theory-validity rules, and Category B licensing scope

Official MUP topic area; percentage not published

Traffic Rules and Priority

Right-side driving, lane positioning, priority from the right, left-turn yielding, tram priority, turning across cycle lanes, pedestrian crossings, railway crossings, meeting traffic, and emergency-vehicle passage

Official MUP topic area; percentage not published

Traffic Signs, Signals, and Markings

Red, yellow, green, flashing, and directional traffic lights; conditional green arrows; lane-control signals; warning, priority, prohibition, mandatory, and information signs; and road markings

Official MUP topic area; percentage not published

Speed, Manoeuvres, and Road Types

Settlement and outside-settlement speed limits, motorway and motoput rules, safe speed, lane changes, signalling, overtaking, reversing, parking, stopping, and use of ramps and shoulders

Official MUP topic area; percentage not published

Driver Fitness and Safe Driving

Alcohol and psychoactive-substance rules, fatigue, illness, mobile-phone restrictions, probationary-licence restrictions, following distance, vulnerable-road-user protection, and hazard anticipation

Official MUP topic area; percentage not published

Vehicle Safety and Accident Duties

Seat belts, child restraints, reflective vest, warning triangle, vehicle stability, pre-drive safety thinking, duties after injury or damage crashes, emergency notification, and preserving crash evidence

Preparing for the Serbia Theory B Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: not-published
  • Assessment: Serbian road-safety law states that the driver exam consists of a theoretical exam and a practical exam. The theoretical exam is taken by test, public theory questions are determined by MUP, and the test questions cover the driver-training programme; this practice bank uses four-option single-best-answer questions for app compatibility.
  • Time limit: not-published
  • Exam / certification fees: Not published by MUP in the verified public sources; Serbian road-safety law states that the candidate bears the exam costs Official sources

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Serbia Theory B: Suggested Study Strategy

1Start with the Serbian speed table: 50 km/h in settlements, 130 km/h on motorways, 100 km/h on motoput roads, and 80 km/h on other roads outside settlements unless signs or conditions require lower speed.
2Learn priority as a hierarchy: officer directions and signals first, then signs and markings, then special rules such as trams, cycle lanes, pedestrian crossings, railway crossings, and finally the right-side rule.
3Drill traffic-light meanings carefully, especially yellow, red plus yellow, flashing yellow, flashing green, and conditional green arrows.
4Review probationary-licence restrictions because Serbia has special rules for night driving, alcohol, phones, speed, powerful vehicles, and under-18 supervision.
5Treat accident duties as a sequence: stop, switch off the engine, use hazard indicators, set the warning triangle, notify police or emergency help when required, assist injured persons, and preserve evidence safely.
6Use the MUP public-question topic groups as a checklist, but practise from explanations so you can apply the rules in new scenarios.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are on the Serbia Category B theory test?

The verified MUP public sources used here do not publish a fixed Category B question count. Serbian road-safety law confirms that the theoretical exam is taken by test and that public theory questions are determined by MUP.

How long is the Serbia Category B theory test?

A Category B theory-test time limit was not published in the verified MUP public sources used for this file.

What score do I need to pass the Serbia Category B theory test?

The verified MUP public sources used here do not publish a Category B passing threshold. The law states that a candidate passes the theoretical exam when the examiners determine that the prescribed number of points for a positive assessment has been achieved.

Who determines Serbia's public theory questions?

The Road Traffic Safety Law states that public theory exam questions are determined by the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The combination of questions in an individual test is not public.

What does the Serbia Category B theory test cover?

The law ties the test questions to the driver-training programme. MUP's public resources group the material into road-safety basics, traffic rules, traffic signs, drivers, vehicles, special measures, and consequences of non-compliance.

Are these questions copied from MUP's official public questions?

No. These are original English practice questions based on verified MUP topics and Serbian road-safety law. They are not copied from protected official question wording.