Category B KET Tests for Passenger Cars
Prepare to pass the exam on your first attempt: at https://www.ketbilietai.lt/en/ketbilietai-tests/ you can prepare thoroughly for the category B (passenger car) driving theory exam at Regitra.
- Up to date: questions are prepared according to the latest questions of KET and AB "Regitra";
- Learn: use a convenient question-learning mode;
- Practise: take the main KET test and topic-based tests;
- Review mistakes: retake questions answered incorrectly;
- Track results: view overall and topic-based results;
- Credit: school exam;
- Convenient: WEB and MOBILE version.
Category B tickets cover the following topics:
1. General questions:
1.1. driver's duties, stopping and parking, intersections, overtaking, road signs, markings and traffic regulation signals, driving priority and speed limits, towing motor vehicles (hereinafter referred to as vehicles) and trailers, railway crossings, drivers' responsibility;
1.2. the importance of the driver's vigilance and attention to other road users;
1.3. awareness of the situation on the road, assessment and decision-making, reaction time;
1.4. changes in the ability to drive due to alcohol, drugs and other medications, psychological state and fatigue;
1.5. the most important principles of keeping a safe distance between vehicles, stopping distance and staying on the road in various weather and road conditions;
1.6. driving risk factors associated with varying road conditions as they change due to weather and time of day;
1.7. safe driving in tunnels;
1.8. specific risk factors related to the inexperience of other road users and the most vulnerable road users: children, pedestrians, cyclists and the disabled;
1.9. the dangers associated with the movement and driving of different vehicles and the different viewing areas of their drivers;
1.10. documents required to use a vehicle;
1.11. the driver's actions in the event of a traffic accident (placing warning signs and turning on the emergency light alarm, cases when it is mandatory to report the traffic accident to the police, and the driver's actions when the police are not called to the scene of the traffic accident) and the necessary measures to help the victims, which he must take;
1.12. safety factors related to vehicles, cargo and passengers;
1.13. necessary precautions when entering or leaving a vehicle;
1.14. road safety-related mechanical aspects of vehicles: common failures and malfunctions related to steering, suspension and braking systems, tyres, lights and direction indicators, reflectors, rear-view mirrors, windscreen and wipers, exhaust system, seat belts and warning horn;
1.15. Vehicle safety equipment: use of seat belts, head restraints, child safety equipment and fire extinguisher;
1.16. Use of vehicles with consideration of the environment: appropriate use of the warning sound signal, economical use of fuel, limitation of pollutant emissions.2. Category specific questions.
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