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Key Facts: Slovenia Theory Test B Exam

40

Test items (143 points in total)

AVP Category B/B1 test layout

88%

Minimum share of points to pass (126 of 143)

Program in merila ocenjevanja na vozniškem izpitu

40 min

Time allowed for the computer test

AVP theory test page

42.10 EUR

Fee for the first sitting, including administrative fees

AVP fee schedule

28

Items common to all licence categories

AVP test instructions (Napotki)

Independent Slovenia Category B theory practice by OpenExamPrep. The real AVP test is 40 Slovenian-language items (143 points, 40 minutes) and requires 88% with no more than one wrong 5-point item; this bank is an English-language MCQ study adaptation, not an official translation.

Sample Slovenia Theory Test B Practice Questions

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1Under Slovenia's Road Traffic Rules Act (ZPrCP), which documents must the driver of a passenger car carry while driving?
A.Only the driving licence, because the registration certificate may stay at home
B.The driving licence and the vehicle's purchase contract or invoice
C.The driving licence and the valid registration certificate
D.Only the registration certificate, because police check driving licences electronically in a national database
Explanation: ZPrCP Article 16 requires a driver to carry the document proving the right to drive and the valid registration certificate (prometno dovoljenje), plus cargo documents or special permits where they apply. The driver must hand these documents to an authorised officer on request.
2Who counts as a novice driver (voznik začetnik) under Slovenia's Drivers Act (ZVoz-1)?
A.Drivers under 21, and anyone in the first two years of driving
B.Only learners under 18 who practise with an accompanying person
C.Any driver during the first year after passing the practical test, regardless of age or previous licences
D.Any driver who has collected at least four penalty points
Explanation: ZVoz-1 defines a novice driver as a motor-vehicle driver up to the age of 21 and a driver for two years after first obtaining a licence, wherever it was issued. A person who passes at 18 therefore stays a novice until turning 21, while someone who passes at 30 is a novice for two years.
3A novice driver commits an offence that brings their penalty-point total to seven. What does ZPrCP Article 26 prescribe?
A.Only a written warning, because licence termination starts at a higher total
B.Compulsory attendance at a first-aid refresher course
C.Loss of the right to drive only the vehicle category that was being driven when the offence was committed
D.Licence termination for all categories held
Explanation: For a novice driver, reaching or exceeding seven penalty points leads to termination of the driving licence's validity (prenehanje veljavnosti) for all categories the driver held at the time of the offence. Experienced drivers reach this sanction only at a higher points total.
4After passing the Category B exam in Slovenia, a novice driver must complete the additional training programme for novice drivers. What does that programme contain?
A.A repeat of the computer theory test at an AVP exam centre
B.A safe-driving exercise and a group workshop
C.Forty hours of supervised night driving with a driving instructor
D.A new medical examination at an occupational-health provider and a second first-aid exam with the Red Cross
Explanation: Under ZVoz-1 Article 51, the programme for novice drivers who obtained Category A2, A or B in Slovenia consists of a safe-driving exercise (vadba varne vožnje) and a group workshop on road safety and psychosocial relations between road users. It can be taken at the earliest six months after the licence is issued, and the participant pays for it.
5An experienced Category B driver (not a novice and not driving professionally) is checked by police. Which alcohol rule applies under ZPrCP Article 105?
A.Up to 0.50 g/kg in blood (0.24 mg/l in breath), provided there are no signs of impaired behaviour
B.Up to 0.80 g/kg in blood, with no further conditions
C.Zero alcohol, because the zero limit applies to every driver
D.Up to 0.50 mg of alcohol per litre of exhaled air, regardless of how the driver behaves at the roadside
Explanation: Drivers not listed in the zero-tolerance groups may have up to 0.50 g of alcohol per kg of blood or 0.24 mg per litre of exhaled air. Even below that level they commit an offence if they show signs of impaired behaviour that can make their driving unreliable.
6Which of these people must have no alcohol at all in the body while performing their role in traffic?
A.A 35-year-old experienced driver commuting alone by car
B.A 25-year-old who has held a B licence for five years
C.An accompanying person (spremljevalec) for a learner
D.A 40-year-old experienced driver taking adult friends home from a party in a private car
Explanation: ZPrCP Article 105 lists groups who must have no alcohol in the body, including novice drivers, drivers of categories such as C, CE, D and BE, professional drivers, driving instructors, learner drivers, accompanying persons and drivers carrying a group of children. The other people listed are experienced private drivers covered by the 0.50 g/kg limit.
7Under ZPrCP, when is a driver considered to be under the influence of illegal drugs or other psychoactive substances?
A.Only when a hospital doctor confirms visible intoxication
B.When special devices, equipment or an expert examination detect the substance in blood or saliva
C.Only if the driver has caused a traffic accident
D.Whenever any trace of the substance is found in a urine sample, even if blood and saliva tests are negative
Explanation: ZPrCP Article 106 treats a driver as under the influence when special devices, equipment or an expert examination establish the presence of such substances in blood or saliva. If a substance is found only in urine, the driver is referred to a control medical examination instead.
8Children walking along a road at night or in reduced visibility must wear a reflector. Which requirement does ZPrCP set for it?
A.It must be red, like a vehicle's rear light, and worn on the child's back so drivers behind can see it
B.It is optional when the child walks with an adult
C.It must be at least 100 cm² and fixed to the schoolbag
D.It must not be red, must face the roadway and have at least 20 cm² of reflective surface per side
Explanation: ZPrCP Article 87 requires children walking on the road at night or in reduced visibility to wear a reflector on the side facing the carriageway. It must not be red and each side must have at least 20 cm² of reflective surface; first- and second-year pupils also wear a yellow scarf on the way to and from school.
9Near a school, an adult in bright yellow clothing with white reflective strips holds up a two-sided 'Ustavi!' (Stop) paddle at a pedestrian crossing. What must you do?
A.Slow down and pass if no child has stepped onto the crossing yet
B.Sound the horn to warn the children, then continue
C.Stop only if a traffic light at the crossing also shows red
D.Stop before the crossing and let the children cross
Explanation: Under ZPrCP Article 87, a person protecting children at a crossing (at least 21 years old, in bright yellow clothing with white reflective strips) uses the prescribed 'Ustavi!' sign to stop traffic. Drivers must stop in front of the crossing and let the children pass.
10On a rural road without a pavement or footpath, where should you expect pedestrians to walk?
A.Along the right edge in their walking direction, with their backs to oncoming cars
B.Along the left edge, facing oncoming traffic
C.In the middle of the lane so drivers notice them earlier
D.Nowhere, because pedestrians may not use roads without a pavement
Explanation: ZPrCP Article 83 allows pedestrians to walk on the carriageway where there is no pavement, footpath or cycle track, and they must keep to the left edge in their walking direction so they face oncoming traffic. They may exceptionally walk on the right where it is safer, for example before a blind bend.

About the Slovenia Theory Test B Exam

The theory part of the Slovenian driving exam for categories B1 and B is a 40-minute computer test run by the Slovenian Traffic Safety Agency (AVP). Its 40 items are worth 143 points: items 1-28 cover road-traffic content common to all categories (rules, signs, priority, driving on the road) and items 29-40 cover car-specific content such as towing, passengers and children, parking, cargo and vehicle safety. Candidates need at least 88% of the points, and two or more wrong 5-point items mean a fail. This independent practice bank adapts the official topics into English-language multiple-choice questions based on ZPrCP, ZVoz-1 and the AVP test layout.

Exam sponsor: Javna agencija Republike Slovenije za varnost prometa (AVP). The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Assessment

Computer-based test taken at an AVP examination location after registering at an administrative unit (upravna enota). Candidates have 40 minutes for 40 items worth 2-5 points each (143 points); items with several correct answers score only if all correct answers are marked, and answer order is randomised. The test is conducted in Slovenian, and candidates who need a foreign language must bring a court interpreter at their own cost. This OpenExamPrep bank is an independent English-language MCQ study adaptation, not an official translation or a simulation of the AVP test.

Time Limit

40 minutes

Passing Score

At least 88% of all points (126 of 143); two or more wrong 5-point items fail the test

Exam / Certification Fees

42.10 EUR for the first sitting (24.00 EUR exam price plus 18.10 EUR administrative fees); 28.50 EUR for each repeat sitting

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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.

4 of 143 points (~3%)

General rules and regulations

Principles of road traffic, required documents, novice drivers and their additional training, penalty points and other measures

11 of 143 points (~8%)

Road users

Vulnerable road users, alcohol and drug limits, fatigue, accident categories and duties after an accident

24 of 143 points (~17%)

Traffic signs, signals and police signals

Sign shapes and colours, sign validity, traffic and lane-control lights, green arrows, signals given by police officers

24 of 143 points (~17%)

Driving on the road

Speed limits (50/90/110/130 km/h and zones), stopping and following distance, motorway joining and leaving, emergency corridor, fog lamps and hazard lights

39 of 143 points (~27%)

Traffic rules and priority

Right-hand rule, meeting rule, turning, roundabouts, overtaking, pedestrian and level crossings, reversing and turning round

3 of 143 points (~2%)

Special traffic situations

Vehicles with blue or red-and-blue lights, escorted columns, roadworks

38 of 143 points (~27%)

Category B/B1 content

Category B mass limits and trailers (code 96), accompanied driving, winter equipment, child restraints, parking distances, roof-rack cargo, towing broken-down cars, lights, ABS, tyres, warning lamps and eco-driving

Preparing for the Slovenia Theory Test B Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: At least 88% of all points (126 of 143); two or more wrong 5-point items fail the test
  • Assessment: Computer-based test taken at an AVP examination location after registering at an administrative unit (upravna enota). Candidates have 40 minutes for 40 items worth 2-5 points each (143 points); items with several correct answers score only if all correct answers are marked, and answer order is randomised. The test is conducted in Slovenian, and candidates who need a foreign language must bring a court interpreter at their own cost. This OpenExamPrep bank is an independent English-language MCQ study adaptation, not an official translation or a simulation of the AVP test.
  • Time limit: 40 minutes
  • Exam / certification fees: 42.10 EUR for the first sitting (24.00 EUR exam price plus 18.10 EUR administrative fees); 28.50 EUR for each repeat sitting Official sources

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Slovenia Theory Test B: Suggested Study Strategy

1Practise the 5-point priority items (junctions, roundabouts, signal-controlled junctions) carefully: two wrong 5-point items fail the test even if your total is above 88%.
2Read every answer option: some AVP items have more than one correct answer, and you score only if you mark all of them.
3Memorise the key ZPrCP numbers: 50/90/110/130 km/h limits, 10 km/h in calm-traffic zones, the two-second following distance, and no parking within 5 m before a pedestrian crossing or 15 m before a junction.
4Learn the Category B mass rules: up to 3,500 kg and eight passengers, light trailers up to 750 kg, combinations up to 3,500 kg, and code 96 for 3,500-4,250 kg.
5Use AVP's official electronic preparation for the theory test alongside this bank to get used to the computer test format.

Frequently Asked Questions

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

The AVP test for categories B1 and B has 40 items worth 143 points in total. Items are worth 2 to 5 points, and some have more than one correct answer. Our free bank has 100 English-language practice questions on the same topic areas.

What score do I need to pass?

You need at least 88% of all available points, which is 126 of 143 points. Under the official assessment criteria you also fail if you answer two or more 5-point items incorrectly, whatever your total.

How long is the theory test?

Candidates have 40 minutes to complete the computer-based test at an AVP examination location.

Can I take the Slovenian theory test in English?

The test is conducted in Slovenian. A candidate who needs a foreign language may take it with a court interpreter (sodni tolmač), whom the candidate arranges and pays for. This OpenExamPrep bank is an English-language study adaptation, not an official translation of the AVP test.

How much does the theory test cost?

The first sitting costs 42.10 EUR (24.00 EUR exam price plus 18.10 EUR administrative fees). Each repeat sitting costs 28.50 EUR.

What do I need before I can register?

You register at an administrative unit (upravna enota) with your driving record card showing completed theory training at a driving school, a valid medical certificate and a first-aid exam certificate, unless you already hold one of the licence categories that exempt you from the first-aid certificate.