Is this an official South Sudan theory-test simulation?

No. It is independent English-language MCQ study for driver-licensing knowledge and safety decisions. The statute establishes driving tests, but the sources reviewed did not confirm a separate nationwide MCQ theory paper or its 2026 delivery specification. This adaptation is not an official translation or a substitute for practical instruction or required assessments.

Which languages are available in the official driving assessment?

Official delivery and response languages were not confirmed. The language of a statute or the country's official language does not prove that an assessment is offered in that language. Ask the Traffic Police office before booking; this practice bank is in English.

What are the current fee, duration, question count, and pass mark?

Those current examination details were not confirmed in authoritative sources reviewed on 17 October 2026. Section 40(3) requires a prescribed test fee but does not give an amount. Historical licence charges and the number of local practice questions must not be used as examination specifications.

What eligibility conditions are stated in the published Act?

Section 34(1) specifies eighteen years or above. Section 32 addresses competence for the vehicle class, a health declaration, and reading a vehicle identification plate at 25 metres with glasses if worn. Section 34(2)'s age above 24 and four-year motor car or commercial vehicle experience conditions apply to minibus and bus endorsements; they are not stated there as a blanket condition for every commercial vehicle.

Are the topic percentages official examination weights?

No official percentage blueprint was located. The equal allocations describe this practice bank only. The statutory scope and official road-design material determine the subject matter, while the scenarios support knowledge and judgment rather than certifying driving performance.

Which numerical road rules should I distinguish from unsupported claims?

Section 43(3) states a 50 km/h urban ceiling, subject to lower restrictions. Section 54(3) specifies two reflecting triangles, one ahead and one behind, at least 50 metres away for an obstructing vehicle. Section 82(3) requires police reporting within 24 hours when its reporting conditions are met. Section 45 does not state a 0.08% BAC threshold, and Section 43 does not set blanket rural 80 km/h or highway 100 km/h defaults.

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Key Facts: South Sudan Driving Licence Test — Theory Study Exam

Knowledge and fitness

Statutory test scope includes road rules, road knowledge, fitness, and recognized signals and signs

The Traffic Act, 2003, Section 40

50 km/h urban ceiling

The published Act also provides for applicable lower restrictions

The Traffic Act, 2003, Sections 43(3)–43(4)

Two triangles; at least 50 m

Advance warning ahead and behind an obstructing vehicle

The Traffic Act, 2003, Section 54(3)

English MCQ study adaptation

Official assessment languages and current delivery arrangements remain unconfirmed

OpenExamPrep independent source review, 17 October 2026

Study South Sudan driver duties, traffic directions, hazard decisions, and vehicle safety through independent English MCQs. Statutory driving tests include knowledge and fitness; the current test languages, delivery format, fees, timing, and pass mark have not been confirmed. Complete practical instruction and the authority's required assessments separately.

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1Under Section 31(1) of The Traffic Act, 2003, which document authorizes a learner to drive the vehicle class being learned, subject to the learner conditions?

A.A valid provisional driving licence endorsed for that class

B.A full driving licence endorsed only for a different class

C.The vehicle's registration book in the learner's name

D.A driving school enrolment receipt without a provisional licence

Explanation: Section 31(1) requires a valid driving licence or provisional driving licence endorsed for the vehicle class. Vehicle ownership and enrolment in lessons do not confer driving entitlement; the conditions attached to a provisional licence still apply.

2A driver wants to retain a motor car entitlement and qualify for an additional vehicle class. How does Section 31(2) of The Traffic Act, 2003 provide for this?

A.Keep a separate driving licence for each state where driving occurs

B.Replace the car entitlement because two classes cannot coexist

C.Hold separate private and commercial driving licences

D.Hold one driving licence with the appropriate class endorsements

Explanation: Section 31(2) limits a person to one driving licence, which may carry endorsements for more than one class. The additional entitlement must be obtained through the licensing process rather than by keeping multiple licences.

3What minimum age does Section 34(1) of The Traffic Act, 2003 specify for a private motor car driving licence or provisional driving licence?

A.18 years

B.16 years

C.20 years

D.21 years

Explanation: Section 34(1) specifies eighteen years of age or above. Meeting that age threshold does not dispense with the other licensing and competence requirements.

4A 25-year-old applying for a minibus endorsement has held a motorcycle licence for five years and a motor car endorsement for three years. Considering only the age and experience conditions in Section 34(2) of The Traffic Act, 2003, what is missing?

A.One more year of age, because the minimum is 26

B.At least four years holding a motor car or commercial vehicle endorsement

C.Nothing, because five years of any driving licence is sufficient

D.A bus endorsement held for four years before applying for a minibus

Explanation: Section 34(2) requires an applicant for a minibus or bus endorsement to be above 24 and to have held a motor car or commercial vehicle endorsement for at least four years. The applicant meets the age condition, but motorcycle experience does not fill the missing year of qualifying experience.

5Which statement correctly describes Section 37 of The Traffic Act, 2003 when a police officer asks a driver for evidence of driving entitlement?

A.A vehicle registration book always substitutes for the driver's entitlement

B.The driver may refuse examination if the licence has not expired

C.The driver must carry and produce the licence; the section also recognizes other evidence that satisfies police that Section 31 is being complied with

D.Every driver has an unconditional seven-day period to produce evidence later

Explanation: Section 37(1) requires the driver to carry the driving or provisional licence and produce it for examination on request. Section 37(2) also includes other evidence that satisfies police that there is no contravention of Section 31; it does not create an unconditional grace period.

6A lost driving licence is found after a duplicate has been issued. Which document must the holder deliver to the Registrar under Section 39(2) of The Traffic Act, 2003?

A.Neither document, provided they are kept in different places

B.The duplicate licence, without delay

C.The original licence, while retaining the duplicate

D.Both documents only when the next renewal becomes due

Explanation: Section 39(2) specifically requires the duplicate to be delivered to the Registrar when the lost licence is subsequently found. The holder should not keep two documents for alternate use or postpone the return until renewal.

7A driving licence has become badly defaced. What do Sections 38(3) and 39(1) of The Traffic Act, 2003 require the holder to do?

A.Continue using it until its printed expiry date

B.Rewrite the unreadable entries personally

C.Use a vehicle registration book in its place indefinitely

D.Stop using the defaced licence and apply for a duplicate through the prescribed process

Explanation: Section 38(3) prohibits using a mutilated or defaced driving or provisional driving licence. Section 39(1) provides for a duplicate on application in the prescribed form and payment of the prescribed fee.

8A motor car licence holder wants an additional vehicle class endorsed. Which application step is specified by Section 35(2) of The Traffic Act, 2003?

A.Apply to the licensing officer in the prescribed form, pay the prescribed fee, and sign the particulars and declaration

B.Drive the additional class for a trial period before submitting any application

C.Submit only the new vehicle's registration book

D.Obtain a separate driving licence without changing the existing one

Explanation: Section 35(2) requires a prescribed application, fee, and signed particulars and declaration for an additional endorsement. It is subject to the competence requirements referenced in Section 31(3), so submitting the form alone does not grant the new entitlement.

9A driver's licence was issued subject to a condition requiring an adapted vehicle because of a disability. The driver proposes using an unadapted car for a short trip. How does Section 38(4) of The Traffic Act, 2003 affect that proposal?

A.The condition applies only during the original driving test

B.The licence is not valid unless its endorsed conditions and restrictions are complied with

C.The condition is waived if a fully licensed passenger accompanies the driver

D.The condition applies only to journeys outside towns

Explanation: Section 38(4) requires the licensing conditions and restrictions to be entered on the licence and complied with for it to be valid. A short journey or accompanying passenger does not remove a vehicle-adaptation condition.

10When does Section 33(2) of The Traffic Act, 2003 permit a provisional licence to be granted to enable necessary testing after a driving licence suspension?

A.On application after the suspension period is over

B.Immediately after the suspension starts if lessons are booked

C.During the suspension whenever a licensed supervisor is present

D.As soon as the original licence is surrendered, regardless of the suspension's end date

Explanation: Section 33(2) permits a provisional licence on application once the suspension or cancellation period has ended, with a view to passing any necessary test. It does not provide a way to drive during an active suspension.

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