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Key Facts: Taiwan Car Theory Test Exam
50
Official written questions
Highway Bureau 2026 reform announcement
5
Included hazard-perception video questions
Highway Bureau 2026 reform announcement
30 min
Written time limit
Taipei City Motor Vehicles Office
85/100
Official pass threshold
Taipei City Motor Vehicles Office
NT$450
Full application fee
Highway Bureau application instructions
The current car written test has 50 questions in 30 minutes, with an 85/100 pass mark and five hazard-perception video questions. Ordinary small-vehicle applicants must also satisfy medical, identity, experience or training, and practical-test requirements.
Sample Taiwan Car Theory Test Practice Questions
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1On an ordinary marked road in Taiwan, with no speed-limit sign or marking and no separated slow lane, what is the default maximum speed?
2An unsigned road has no lane lines, directional separation lines, or directional restriction lines. What is its default maximum speed under Article 93?
3Two vehicles approach an uncontrolled intersection on roads with equal lane counts. No signs or markings designate a main road, and both vehicles intend to go straight. Which must yield under Article 102?
4At an intersection without signals or a police officer, no signs or markings identify main and secondary roads. One road has fewer lanes than the other. Which priority rule applies first?
5You intend to turn left across an oncoming vehicle's path at an intersection showing a circular green light. What should you do?
6At what breath alcohol concentration does Article 114 prohibit driving after drinking?
7Which arrangement is appropriate for a one-year-old child in a private passenger car under Taiwan's child-restraint rules?
8An adult sits in the rear seat of a private passenger car on an ordinary city road. What is the seatbelt requirement?
9A curb has a solid red line and no sign modifying its operating hours. May you stop there briefly to drop off a passenger?
10At noon, a yellow curb has no supplementary restrictions and the location is otherwise lawful for temporary stopping. Which action is permitted?
About the Taiwan Car Theory Test Exam
Independent English-language four-option MCQ study adaptation for Taiwan's 汽車駕照筆試, focusing on ordinary small-vehicle licensing knowledge. It is not an official translation, an official-format or language-environment simulation, or a substitute for official hazard-video practice, practical training, or field and road-driving tests.
Exam sponsor: Highway Bureau, MOTC; local motor vehicles offices and stations. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.
Assessment
The ordinary small-vehicle licensing route requires the written traffic-regulations test and practical assessment, including field maneuvers and road driving. The written test does not replace those practical components. No separate oral paper or submitted coursework is listed for this route.
Time Limit
30 minutes
Passing Score
85/100 points
Exam / Certification Fees
NT$450 full application; NT$225 eligible single-subject retest
Exam sponsor websiteFees, eligibility, and exam policies can change. Confirm them with the exam sponsor before applying or paying.
Official sources
- Highway Bureau: June 30, 2026 car-test reform · Source checked 2026-10-22Current identity and four core themes; 50 questions and five video questions. The pass threshold is verified separately from the testing-office instructions.
- Highway Bureau: current automobile question-bank downloads · Source checked 2026-10-22Opened the current Year 115 English PDF, updated August 24, 2026: three-choice questions; static-bank sections contain 424 concepts/ethics, 230 yielding, and 436 safe-driving questions. These pool counts are not verified examination percentage weights. Content clusters: responsibilities and speed; signs and road priority; vehicle safety and emergencies.
- Highway Bureau: automobile application requirements and fees · Source checked 2026-10-22Ordinary small-vehicle scope, age, identity/residence evidence, medical validity, learner permit, NT$450 registration, NT$225 subject fee, and additional test-vehicle fuel costs.
- Taipei City Motor Vehicles Office: ordinary automobile examination · Source checked 2026-10-2230-minute traffic-regulations paper, 85-point pass mark; individual three-month learner and school-group 35-day routes; practical field and road-driving requirements and seven-day retest rule.
- Highway Bureau: driving-test fee table · Source checked 2026-10-22Official application and single-subject retest fee table linked from the application instructions; test-vehicle costs are additional.
- Kaohsiung Motor Vehicles Office: current test and issuance fees · Source checked 2026-10-22July 15, 2026 fee table: private small-car full application NT$450, subsequent subject application NT$225, driving-license issuance NT$200; test-vehicle use charged separately.
- Road Traffic Safety Rules (道路交通安全規則) · Source checked 2026-10-22Current June 26, 2026 text. Reviewed Articles 93, 101–104, 109, 111–112, and 114: speed defaults, priority, lighting, stopping distances, breakdown signs, door opening, and alcohol threshold.
- Road signs, markings, and signals rules · Source checked 2026-10-22Current March 11, 2026 text. White/red warning signs; double white lane-change prohibition; red/yellow curbs; stop/yield and directional signals. The bank's four topic categories are study groupings, not a claim of official item allocation.
- Freeway and Expressway Traffic Control Regulations · Source checked 2026-10-22Articles 6, 8, and 15: small-car speed/2 following distance, inner-lane exception, and the distinction between shoulder and in-lane breakdown warning placement.
- Child-restraint regulations · Source checked 2026-10-22Rear-seat infant-restraint requirement; no invented claim that Article 89 itself establishes all child-seat age rules.
- Freeway Bureau: Hsuehshan Tunnel emergency guidance · Source checked 2026-10-22Fire evacuation, smoke avoidance, escape cross-passages, and following emergency instructions.
- Highway Bureau: multilingual written-test service · Source checked 2026-10-22Eight written languages: Chinese, English, Japanese, Indonesian, Thai, Vietnamese, Khmer, Burmese; ten audio languages add Taiwanese Hokkien and Hakka. Current download pages confirm the eight written versions.
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.
Correct concepts and attitudes
Legal responsibilities, speed, occupant protection, signs, and vehicle condition.
Proactive yielding culture
Pedestrian priority, intersection decisions, overtaking, and emergency-vehicle cooperation.
Safe driving ability
Signals, lanes, following distance, lighting, and downhill control.
Hazard perception
Blind spots, hidden pedestrians, wet roads, stopping distance, fatigue, and emergencies.
Preparing for the Taiwan Car Theory Test Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: 85/100 points
- Assessment: The ordinary small-vehicle licensing route requires the written traffic-regulations test and practical assessment, including field maneuvers and road driving. The written test does not replace those practical components. No separate oral paper or submitted coursework is listed for this route.
- Time limit: 30 minutes
- Exam / certification fees: NT$450 full application; NT$225 eligible single-subject retest Official sources
Using Our Practice Resources
- Work through all 50 available questions
- Review every answer and explanation
- Track weak areas and revisit them
- Use our AI tutor for tough concepts
Taiwan Car Theory Test: Suggested Study Strategy
Frequently Asked Questions
What changed in the car written test in 2026?
From June 30, the test uses 50 selected-response questions rather than the older 40-question mixed format, including five hazard-perception video questions. The official passing standard is 85/100.
Can I take the official written test in English?
Yes. Written versions include Chinese, English, Japanese, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Thai, Burmese, and Khmer. Audio services also include Taiwanese Hokkien and Hakka. Request the required service when booking; this independent four-option bank is not the official translation or simulator.
What are the main eligibility requirements?
For ordinary small vehicles, applicants must be at least 18, provide the required identity and photos, and pass the approved health and physical-fitness checks. Individual applicants ordinarily need a learner's permit held for three months; approved driving-school group applicants use the applicable 35-day route. Relevant foreign applicants need evidence of authorized stay or residence of at least six months, not necessarily six months remaining on a card.
Does passing the written test give me a driving license?
No. The ordinary small-vehicle route also includes practical field maneuvers and road driving. These MCQs cannot assess vehicle-control performance or replace practical instruction.
What fees and retest rules should I expect?
The full application fee is NT$450; an eligible single-subject retest within one year is NT$225. License issuance is NT$200, and medical, training, and test-vehicle fuel costs can be additional. Failed written or practical tests have a seven-day wait; confirm your retest eligibility with the office.
What score is needed?
The official threshold is 85/100. With fifty two-point questions, seven errors give 86 points and eight errors give 84, so at least 43 correct answers are needed.