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In heavy merging traffic, which behavior best supports safety and flow?

Ignore mirrors because merging drivers must avoid you

Cooperate, keep gaps reasonable, and merge without forcing

Close every gap so no one can enter

Accelerate beside another vehicle until one driver gives up

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Key Facts: Turkey MTSK B Exam

Official Theory Questions

MEB 2026 MTSK e-Sinav Guide, Table 1

45 minutes

Official Time Limit

MEB 2026 MTSK e-Sinav Guide, Table 1

70/100

Passing Score

MEB 2026 MTSK e-Sinav Guide, Evaluation section

35/50

Equal-Value Question Equivalent

MEB scoring formula and equal-point rule

1,250 TL

2026 e-Sinav Fee

MEB 2026 MTSK e-Sinav Guide, fee section

The Turkey MTSK Category B theory e-Sinav is administered by MEB for car and light-vehicle candidates. The official structure is 50 questions in 45 minutes: 12 first aid, 23 traffic and environment, 9 vehicle technique, and 6 traffic etiquette. A score of 70/100 passes, equivalent to 35/50 correct when all questions have equal value.

Sample Turkey MTSK B Practice Questions

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1At a crash scene, what should a first aider do before touching an injured person?

A.Move every injured person away from the vehicles

B.Check for danger and make the scene as safe as possible

C.Give water to anyone who looks frightened

D.Ask bystanders to leave before calling for help

Explanation: The first priority is rescuer and scene safety. If traffic, fire, fuel, electricity, or other hazards are not controlled, the first aider can become another casualty and delay help for everyone.

2Which emergency number should be called in Turkey for ambulance, fire, police, or gendarmerie help after a serious road crash?

A.101

B.112

C.155 only

D.187 only

Explanation: Turkey uses 112 as the single emergency call number. A clear 112 call should give the location, type of incident, number of injured people, and major visible hazards.

3What is the best first-aid action for heavy external bleeding from an arm or leg wound?

A.Apply firm direct pressure with a clean dressing

B.Wash the wound for several minutes before doing anything else

C.Raise the injured person and make them walk

D.Remove all clots each time blood appears

Explanation: Firm direct pressure is the basic first step for severe external bleeding. It helps slow blood loss while emergency medical help is being called.

4A crash victim is pale, cold, sweaty, and very thirsty. Which action is safest while waiting for medical help?

A.Give hot tea to increase body temperature

B.Keep the person warm, calm, and lying still

C.Make the person stand up to improve circulation

D.Give painkillers from another person's bag

Explanation: These signs can indicate shock. Keeping the casualty warm, calm, and still helps reduce further harm until trained medical responders arrive.

5When should a first aider move a casualty who may have a neck or spine injury?

A.Immediately, so the person is more comfortable

B.Only to take a better photo of the damage

C.Only if there is immediate danger such as fire or traffic

D.Whenever the person asks to sit in another vehicle

Explanation: A suspected spinal injury should not be moved unless staying in place is more dangerous. Unnecessary movement can worsen spinal cord damage.

6What should be done first for a minor heat burn when the skin is intact?

A.Cool the burn with clean, cool running water

B.Cover it with butter or oil

C.Break any blisters so heat can escape

D.Rub the area until the pain stops

Explanation: Cooling the burn with clean, cool water limits heat damage and relieves pain. The area should then be protected with a clean covering if needed.

7A conscious crash victim has an injured leg that looks broken. What is the safest basic response?

A.Push the bone back into place

B.Keep the leg still and support it in the found position

C.Pull the leg straight until pain reduces

D.Ask the person to walk slowly to test the injury

Explanation: A suspected fracture should be kept still and supported. Forcing the limb, walking, or trying to realign it can worsen bleeding, nerve injury, and pain.

8Which information is most important to give when calling 112 after a road crash?

A.The exact or clearest possible location and number of injured people

B.The brand of every vehicle involved

C.The insurance company of the at-fault driver

D.The route you planned to drive before the crash

Explanation: Emergency dispatchers need location, what happened, hazards, and the number and condition of casualties. These details help send the right assistance quickly.

9Why should an unconscious casualty's breathing be checked promptly?

A.Breathing status determines whether urgent life-support action is needed

B.It proves who caused the crash

C.It shows whether the casualty has insurance

D.It replaces the need to call 112

Explanation: Breathing is a vital sign. If a person is unconscious and not breathing normally, emergency help and basic life support become urgent priorities.

10Which action is unsafe for a casualty with a serious abdominal injury?

A.Keeping the person still

B.Calling 112

C.Giving food or drink

D.Monitoring breathing and consciousness

Explanation: Food or drink can be dangerous when internal injury, surgery, vomiting, or loss of consciousness is possible. The safer approach is to keep the person still and get medical help.

About the Turkey MTSK B Exam

Turkey's MTSK Category B theory e-Sinav is the computer-based knowledge exam for car and light-vehicle driver candidates enrolled through private motor-vehicle driver courses. MEB's current e-Sinav guide lists Category B among the eligible certificate classes and states that candidates are responsible for first aid, traffic and environment, vehicle technique, and traffic etiquette. The official test has 50 questions in 45 minutes, is scored on a 100-point scale, and requires 70 points or higher to pass.

Assessment

Computer-based MEB MTSK e-Sinav for eligible certificate classes, including Category B. The official distribution is 12 first-aid questions, 23 traffic-and-environment questions, 9 vehicle-technique questions, and 6 traffic-etiquette questions.

Time Limit

45 minutes

Passing Score

70 out of 100 points; 35 of 50 correct if all questions have equal value

Exam Fee

1,250 TL per e-Sinav sitting, including VAT, in the 2026 MTSK e-Sinav guide (Republic of Turkey Ministry of National Education (MEB), Measurement, Evaluation and Examination Services)

Turkey MTSK B Exam Content Outline

12 of 50 official questions

First Aid

Emergency scene safety, protecting the casualty and rescuer, calling 112, airway and breathing awareness, bleeding control, burns, fractures, shock, safe casualty positioning, and avoiding unnecessary movement

23 of 50 official questions

Traffic and Environment

Traffic signs and signals, right-of-way, safe speed, lane discipline, following distance, overtaking judgment, pedestrians, school zones, intersections, adverse weather, environmental driving, and Category B car/light-vehicle duties

9 of 50 official questions

Vehicle Technique

Pre-drive checks, tires, brakes, steering, lights, mirrors, dashboard warnings, engine cooling and lubrication, battery care, fuel economy, fault response, and safe operation of cars and light vans

6 of 50 official questions

Traffic Etiquette

Patient, respectful, and cooperative driving; yielding to emergency vehicles; protecting vulnerable road users; avoiding aggressive behavior; and responsible conduct after crashes or congestion

How to Pass the Turkey MTSK B Exam

What You Need to Know

Passing score: 70 out of 100 points; 35 of 50 correct if all questions have equal value
Assessment: Computer-based MEB MTSK e-Sinav for eligible certificate classes, including Category B. The official distribution is 12 first-aid questions, 23 traffic-and-environment questions, 9 vehicle-technique questions, and 6 traffic-etiquette questions.
Time limit: 45 minutes
Exam fee: 1,250 TL per e-Sinav sitting, including VAT, in the 2026 MTSK e-Sinav guide

Keys to Passing

Complete 500+ practice questions
Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
Focus on highest-weighted sections
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Turkey MTSK B Study Tips from Top Performers

1Use the official subject weights to plan study time: traffic and environment is nearly half the exam, but first aid and vehicle technique are too large to ignore.

2Memorize the exam logistics before test day: 50 questions, 45 minutes, 70 points to pass, and no penalty for wrong answers in the published scoring formula.

3For Category B, connect general rules to car and light-vehicle duties such as mirror checks, seat belts, tire condition, safe following distance, and protecting pedestrians.

4In first aid, prioritize scene safety, calling 112, keeping the casualty still when spinal injury is possible, and avoiding food, drink, or unnecessary movement.

5In traffic etiquette questions, choose the answer that reduces risk, respects other road users, and keeps traffic calm instead of insisting on priority aggressively.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are on the Turkey MTSK Category B theory e-Sinav?

MEB's MTSK e-Sinav guide lists 50 total theory questions for all listed certificate classes, including Category B.

How long is the MTSK Category B theory test?

The official time limit is 45 minutes. The guide notes an additional 15 minutes only for candidates who use sign-language description videos.

What score do I need to pass?

The MEB guide says the exam is evaluated out of 100 points and candidates scoring 70 or higher are successful. Because all questions have equal value, that is equivalent to 35 correct answers out of 50 when all questions are valid.

What subjects are tested?

The official subject split is 12 first-aid questions, 23 traffic-and-environment questions, 9 vehicle-technique questions, and 6 traffic-etiquette questions.

Who administers the exam?

The e-Sinav is administered by the Republic of Turkey Ministry of National Education through MEB e-Sinav centers and the private MTSK course application process.

Are these official MEB questions?

No. These are original English practice questions based on the official MEB MTSK e-Sinav structure and course areas. They are not copied from MEB's operational exam items.