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Driving theory exam (+video)
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A1, A2, A, B1 or B category theory exam at AB "Regitra" may be taken after preparing for the exam independently. More information can be found here.
First, a driving theory test is held, and after passing it, a practical test.
If you fail the exam, you can retake the exam, both theory and practical, no earlier than seven days after re-registering for the exam and paying the fee.
There is no limit to the number of exam attempts.
Driving theory test
Holding B cat. (passenger car) and BE cat. 30 questions are given in the computer-based exam.
When taking the driving theory test for other categories, you will receive at least 35 questions - 30 general questions and 5 specific questions from each category. You can find more information about the number of questions at Regitra exam here.
The exam is considered passed if you answer at least 80% of the questions correctly.
As many minutes as there are questions in the KET test are allocated to solve the test.
The questions in the driving test are mostly from the following topics:
- 5 questions from a particular category eg. if you hold category A, then 5 questions will be related to driving a motorcycle;
- 7 from intersections;
- 2 from driving speed;
- 2 from junctions with regulator;
- 2 of road signs;
- 1 from the roundabout;
- 1 from cargo transportation;
- 1 from driving in residential areas;
- 1 from manoeuvreing;
- 1 of safe driving.
- 1 traffic situation
Documents to be brought to the driving theory exam AB "Regitra"
"Regitra" units where the exam can be taken
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Registration for the exam
"Regitra" recommends registering for the exam through online banking, then you can change the exam date yourself, cancel the exam and see the exam results.
You can also register by visiting the "Regitra" branch.
Attention!
If for some reason you will not be able to come, do not forget to cancel the reserved time at least 24 hours before. before the exam.
It is recommended to simply move the date of the exam to another convenient time, because if you cancel, the selection of free places online will be displayed again 24 hours after cancellation of registration.
After registering for a theory or practical exam and failing to appear 5 times or changing the date of registration, a temporary restriction of 6 months will be applied. After canceling the exam for the fifth time or changing its date, it will be possible to register only after half a year. Registrations for theory and practical exams are counted separately.
If you do not cancel or postpone the practical exam date and do not show up, the next exam date can only be set after a month.
When registering for driving tests, you cannot use "robots" that automatically find and reserve free places. If Regitra detects that you are registering for an exam through these illegal means, your registration will be restricted for 6 months.
Information about non-attendance can be submitted in the registration system itself by canceling a reserved exam.
What not to do during the driving theory test
During the examination, personal items, jackets, hats and other head coverings may not be worn or kept on the table or chair during the exam (exceptionally, a head covering may be allowed for aesthetic, medical or religious reasons). It is also forbidden to use literature, glasses (which are not intended for vision correction), mobile communication and other means of receiving and transmitting information, talking to other persons and changing the tilt angle of the monitor. Do not sit in the wrong place.
If it is discovered that someone other than the person registered for the exam came to take the exam, the police are notified.
You can download the instructions for the theory exam here.
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Practical exam at Regitra
A practical exam can be taken only after passing the theoretical driving test.
7 useful tips to pass the practical exam
Exam preparation
Start learning practical driving is possible with a family member.
Before going to take the practical driving test at AB "Regitra", you must complete a practical driving course at a driving school.
If you want to acquire the right to drive vehicles of the AM category, you do not need to take a practical test.
You can register for the exam online or by visiting the "Regitra" branch. AB "Regitra" information center tel. +370 700 55151
How the practical driving test is conducted at Regitra
B cat. the driving test consists of three general questions before driving and driving (on the road) in real traffic conditions.
The official duration of the exam can be between 45 and 50 minutes. The duration of the exam consists of:
• Consent of the driver candidate.
• Technical inspection of the vehicle related to traffic safety.
• Acquaintance with the vehicle and preparation for driving.
• Special driving manoeuvres.
• Driving in real traffic conditions.
• Clarification of mistakes made during the exam and announcement of the result.
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After answering the general questions, you have to adjust the seat, headrest, steering wheel, mirrors - without touching the glass, adjust the height of the belt loop, fasten the belt.
You can ask the examiner to let you get used to the car, put it in reverse gear - before going out into the street.
During familiarisation, the examiner should not record your mistakes. If you are not satisfied with the car, you can refuse to take the exam and register for another date.
The practice test can be observed by the driving instructor who taught the examinee, if the examinee does not object.
Pre-examination check questions at Regitra here (three questions are given randomly)
The hood of the car is opened by the Regitra examiner.
Driving test on the street
In the city, you will have to show how you are able to drive in real traffic conditions. There are no exact routes used during the exam, but i.eonly certain "points" on the road are provided, through which it is necessary to pass.
If during the practical exam you did not hear or did not understand the examiner's instruction and accidentally turned in the wrong direction, the exam continues and this does not mean that it has not been passed. The most important thing is to keep driving in compliance with the traffic rules.
It is not forbidden to talk to the examiner, so if you did not understand or hear something, feel free to ask and clarify.
During the exam, the examiner cannot mislead or give instructions contrary to KET and safe traffic.
During the practical exam, it is checked whether the examinee is able to perform certain tasks special driving manoeuvres. All manoeuvres are performed on the road.
During the driving test, a self-driving task is performed, when future drivers follow the navigation on the road for 10-15 minutes.
The navigation task is not performed immediately, but about halfway through the driving test. Even before the driving test begins, the examiner enters the destination into the navigation.
According to navigation instructions, future drivers have to drive for about 10-15 minutes. Also, during the task, the examiner can ask to perform a special driving manoeuvre if there is a suitable place on the way.
For the rest of the exam, you have to listen to the examiner's instructions for about 40 minutes.
Assessment criteria for the practical exam
During the driving test, it is checked whether you are able to drive economically.
It is necessary to switch gears before the engine revolutions reach 2000 rpm.
50 km/h you need to move at a speed of fourth gear, and 70 km/h. - at five or six.
When driving, you need to look through the mirrors, show the turn signal 5 seconds before the manoeuvre, keep a safe distance from the vehicles in front, and do not exceed the permitted speed.
Special category B exam manoeuvres in real traffic conditions.
While driving the exam route, the examiner will select the types and locations of special category B exam manoeuvres for you.
During the exam, it is checked whether the future passenger car driver is able to:
- turn around in a limited area;
- park the car parallel to the sidewalk and
- parked diagonally or perpendicular to the sidewalk;
One of the following exercises is given.
Also checked:
- whether the driver is able to leave the car parked on an uphill or downhill slope;
- is able to stop on a hill and then start driving;
- whether you know how to make a right turn in reverse - turn into a "T"-shaped intersection;
- able to react to unexpected situations.
More information here:
The most common critical mistakes during the driving test
The exam is considered failed if the examinee's mistakes endanger the car or other road users, if they make one critical mistake or eight non-critical ones (during the entire exam).
Specific repeated errors (six times performing the same action) are also counted. If the examiner makes consecutive mistakes of the same type, the exam will be failed.
A maximum of 8 non-critical errors and no critical and specific repetitive errors can be made to pass the exam.
Mostly during the practical driving test mistakes are made
- After the parking manoeuvre is completed, the car is parked on or behind the lines marking the parking space (when the parking space is marked).
- The car being driven collides with another object.
- One or more wheels of the car drive onto the edge of the pavement.
- Stopping too far from the curb during a parallel parking manoeuvre.
- Warning signals are incorrectly displayed (or not displayed), eg: turn signals.
- The car engine dies because of not knowing how to handle the clutch.
- Incorrect gears are selected.
- The wrong speed is selected (i.e. driving too slowly or too fast).
- The examinee does not observe what is happening around, they do not look over their shoulder when it is necessary.
- When the examiner has to intervene verbally or physically to prevent a traffic accident.
A passed practical exam is valid for one year. The exam must be retaken later.
If you fail the practical exam, you can retake the exam no earlier than seven calendar days later.
After the exam, the mistakes made are commented by the examiner, you can also view them on the Driver's Portal (AB "Regitra" https://www.eregitra.lt/vepp-web/), where you will find the report of the exam that took place.
If you have additional questions about a practical exam you have already taken, you can apply within 1 working day to the Regitra department for viewing the video of the exam.
Video about the assessment of safe and economical driving:
Motorcyclist (category A) driving test
When taking the A cat, you must have a driving test safety helmet, elbow, knee and shoulder protectors, gloves and boots. Choose shoes with zippers instead of laces.
Reflective vest and radio equipment are provided by Regitra and specialized clothing must be brought on your own.
During the exam, it will be necessary to perform special manoeuvres on the field, for example, figure-of-eight, "snake", going around an obstacle at 50 km/h etc.
A, A1, A2 category practical exam procedure on the site
The driving test is considered failed if a critical error (causing danger to traffic safety and showing an insufficient level of driving skills) is made. Non-critical and specific repetitive errors (repeated six times in the same operation) are also counted.
The most common critical mistakes in the motorcycle driving test
- The balance on the motorcycle is not maintained.
- Motorcycle incontinence.
- Not knowing how to handle a motorcycle clutch.
- Warning signals are not displayed correctly.
- Incorrect speed selection.
- The situation in traffic is not observed, not looking.
- A special driving manoeuvre is not performed from start to finish without stopping.
- Disregarding traffic control signals, road signs or road marking requirements.
- The driven vehicle collides with (runs into) another object, i.e. i.e. faces a flag on the pitch.
Reasons for making mistakes during the practical exam:
- Stress.
- Anxiety
- Lack of skills.
Possibility to take the practical exam with Regitra or with your own vehicle
Professional (C, CE) and motorcycle (A1, A2) category drivers can take the practical driving test with their own vehicle.
However, those who wish can take the exam with "Regitra" rental vehicles.
Passenger car with trailer (BE cat.) driving test
BE cat. it is possible to study in a group or externally (already having B cat).
After passing the theory test at Regitra, you must complete 10 academic hours at a driving school with a driving instructor. Then a credit is taken (filmed).
You usually need to come to the exam at Regitra with your own car and trailer.
BE cat. during the driving test you must:
1. Drive forward and stop at the specified place;
2. Use the letter S to drive the compound into the specified corridor and place the compound next to the simulated ramp at a distance of 1 m;
3. Drive forward about 30 m and then reverse straight to the indicated place and unhook the car from the trailer, park the car next to the trailer.
Next comes driving in city conditions. The practical exam takes about an hour (45 minutes).
Professional category (C1, C, D1, D, C1E, CE, D1E, DE cat.) driving test
The right to drive vehicles of categories C1, C, D1, D, C1E, CE, D1E, DE, T is acquired (examinations are held) in compliance with the following conditions:
1) the right to drive vehicles of categories C1, C, D1, D and T is granted only to drivers who already have the right to drive vehicles of category B;
2) the right to drive vehicles of categories C1E, CE, D1E and DE is granted only to drivers who already have the right to drive vehicles of categories B, C1, C, D1 and D, respectively.
C1, C, D1, D, C1E, CE, D1E, DE cat. it is possible to study in a group (distance or contact).
After passing the theory test at the driving school, you can take it to AB "Regitra". After the theory, you need to spend 15 academic hours at a driving school with a driving instructor. Then a driving test is taken (filmed).
Drivers of AB "Regitra" professional (C1, C, D1, D, C1E, CE, D1E, DE) categories can take the practical driving test with their vehicle.
However, those who wish to take the exam can also take vehicles rented by AB "Regitra".
It is necessary to pay attention that when registering for the exam in categories C1, C, D1, D, C1E, CE, D1E, DE, you must indicate exactly whose vehicle you plan to take the exam. It is not possible to change the vehicle at the time of the exam free of charge.
The examinee, who has registered to take the practical exam with AB "Regitra" vehicle, will be able to take the practical exam not with AB "Regitra" vehicle, only after paying AB "Regitra" the full price of the service of using the vehicle in the practical exam.
In turn, AB "Regitra" plans the exam schedules in such a way that the waiting time is as uniform as possible, regardless of the vehicle.
The following special driving manoeuvres are performed during the C1, C, D1, D category exam:
- placing on the side of the platform (only for categories D1, D);
- reverse access to the ramp;
- exact stop at the specified place (before the "Stop" line);
- driving forwards and backwards with a turn to the right or to the left without leaving the traffic lane.
Maneuvers are performed both on the road and in a specially designated area.
The following special driving manoeuvres are performed during the C1E, CE, D1E, DE category exam:
- driving in reverse without leaving the traffic lane;
- reverse access to the ramp;
- coupling and uncoupling or uncoupling and coupling the trailer.
All manoeuvres are performed in a specially designated area.
Next comes driving in city conditions. The practical exam takes about an hour (45 minutes).
How to prepare for the exam on your own
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Legislation
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Description of the procedure for conducting the test of drivers' theoretical knowledge
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Description of the conditions and procedure for the examination of motor vehicle drivers
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Description of the procedure for the participation of translators in the driving test
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Summary
Driving test procedure and requirements for test takers
The way to obtain a driver's license at Regitra is divided into two main stages. First, the candidate must successfully pass the driving test theory exam, which tests the knowledge of Road Traffic Rules (KET). Only after a positive assessment of theoretical knowledge, registration and retention is allowed practical exam, which assesses real-world vehicle driving skills in traffic conditions.
Who can take a driving test at Regitra?
Persons whose permanent residence is in the Republic of Lithuania have the right to take driving tests in Lithuania. This requirement is proven in one of two ways:
- Declaration of place of residence: A person's place of residence must be declared in Lithuania for at least 185 days per calendar year. "Regitra" receives this information automatically from the Population Register.
- Documents confirming relations with Lithuania: If a person lives in Lithuania for less than 185 days or his place of residence is declared in another country, he must submit documents proving personal or work relations with Lithuania.
The table below shows the possible connections and their supporting documents.
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Connections available |
Supporting documents |
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Due to personal and/or work connections, you have come or returned to live permanently in Lithuania |
Employment contract with a legal entity (employer) registered in the Republic of Lithuania or civil servant certificate; Certificate of individual activity or business certificate issued by the State Tax Inspectorate; Certificate of registration issued by the Employment Service; Status certificate issued in accordance with the Law on International Transactions of the Republic of Lithuania; Temporary residence permit in the Republic of Lithuania confirming the granted temporary protection. |
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You are a student or pupil from Lithuania and you are currently studying abroad |
A document about studying or school attendance issued by a foreign educational institution (must be translated into Lithuanian and, if necessary, legalized). |
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You are a student or pupil of foreign countries and you have been studying or attending school in Lithuania for at least 6 months |
A document about studying or school attendance issued by a Lithuanian educational institution or a certificate from the Student Register about studying in Lithuania. |
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You have been or are currently undertaking a fixed-term professional assignment or internship abroad |
A certificate issued by a Lithuanian employer about a secondment or internship contract with a legal entity registered abroad (documents must be translated into Lithuanian and, if necessary, legalized). |
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Work and personal ties are in different countries, but you keep coming back to Lithuania for personal ties |
Certificate of family composition, which indicates the family member's declared place of residence in Lithuania; The decision of the Disability and Work Capability Office regarding the special needs identified for a relative (together with a document confirming the personal relationship); A valid court decision on the appointment of guardianship or guardianship; Birth or marriage certificate (together with a certificate of the spouse's or child's declared place of residence); Certificate of minor child's school attendance (together with the child's birth certificate). |
Exam registration, cancellation and rescheduling
Registration for exams is a simple but strictly regulated process. Candidates can choose between two options:
- Online: This is the method recommended by "Regitra", performed through the self-service of the driver portal. When registering online, you can independently change or cancel the date and time of the exam and view the exam results.
- Upon arrival at the branch: You can register at any branch of "Regitra" upon presentation of a personal identification document.
Important: Inability to attend any exam (both theory and practice) must be reported in advance for at least 24 hours by the scheduled time.
If you do not attend the exam or cancel your registration on time, severe sanctions are applied:
- Failure to attend the theory exam: It is allowed to retake it only after 30 calendar days. In order to take it earlier, you must pay the full price of the missed exam.
- Failure to attend the practical exam: The next exam date can be scheduled no earlier than one month later.
- Temporary restriction of registration: If you do not attend the exam 5 times within 12 months or change its date, registration for the relevant exam (absences for theory and practice are counted separately) is limited for 6 months.
- Prohibition on the use of automated systems: The use of software ("robots") that automatically search for and reserve available seats is strictly prohibited. Upon detection of such a violation, registration is restricted for 6 months.
A responsible approach to registration and compliance with the rules not only helps to avoid sanctions, but also ensures a smooth path to a driver's license. After clarifying the general procedure, the next stage is preparation for the test of theory knowledge.
2.0 Driving theory test
The driving theory exam is a fundamental stage that tests the candidate's knowledge of road traffic rules, principles of safe behavior and legal regulations. This is not only a formal requirement, but also the foundation on which future practical driving skills are built. Successful completion of this stage opens the way to the practical part of the exam.
Mandatory Documents
When coming to the theory exam, you must have the following valid documents with you:
- Personal identity document (passport or personal identity card).
- A medical certificate of the driver's health examination, which states that the health condition is suitable for driving a vehicle of the desired category.
- Completion certificate of compulsory first aid training.
Important note: Currently, the driver's medical certificates are issued only in electronic form, so "Regitra" receives data about them automatically and there is no need to submit a paper version (except for certificates issued before November 11, 2020).
Driving theory exam procedure and prohibitions
Strict rules of conduct are in place to ensure transparency and fairness in the examination.
- Prohibited items and clothing: All personal items must be left in the locker before entering the exam room. During the exam, it is forbidden to have watches, wallets, bracelets, large jewelry, phones or any other means of communication and information recording. Outdoor clothing (jackets, coats, scarves) and head coverings are also not allowed (unless necessary for medical, aesthetic or religious reasons).
- Rules of conduct: During the exam, it is strictly forbidden to talk to other persons, use literature or extraneous tools, change the angle of the computer monitor. It is necessary to sit only in the place indicated by the examiner, which is marked with the name and surname of the candidate.
- Screening procedure: The Regitra staff has the right to check to make sure that the candidate does not have any prohibited items. Metal detectors may be used for the inspection and glasses may also be asked to be inspected.
- Consequences for Violations: Any attempt to cheat, use unauthorized means or otherwise violate the established procedure is treated as a failed of the exam. In this case, retaking the theory exam is allowed only after one year.
Structure and evaluation of the driving theory exam
The driving theory test is a computerized test with a clearly defined structure and assessment:
- Number of questions: There are 30 questions in the category B exam. When taking exams for other categories (A, C, D), at least 35 questions are presented - 30 general questions and 5 specific questions from each targeted category.
- Time: The exam takes as many minutes as there are questions (e.g. 30 minutes for a 30-question test).
- Pass criteria: The exam is considered passed if at least 80% of the questions are answered correctly.
During the exam, different levels of the candidate's abilities are assessed:
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Evaluation criteria |
Description |
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Remembering and recognizing knowledge |
It assesses whether you are able to remember, recognize a requirement or concept when given hints, a paraphrased description. |
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Application of the Rules |
It is assessed whether you are able to apply the rules of the road in specific traffic situations. |
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Situational awareness |
It is assessed whether you are aware of the situation on the road - you are able to distinguish factors that can affect safe traffic. |
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Understanding the consequences |
It is assessed whether you understand the interests of yourself and/or other road users and the consequences of your behavior on the road - you are able to assess how safe the behavior is. |
Driving theory exam topics
Theory exam questions cover a wide range of topics, divided into general and specific parts.
Category B distribution of questions by topic:
- 7 questions from intersections;
- 5 questions from a specific category (if considered not category B);
- 2 questions from driving speed;
- 2 questions from intersections with the regulator;
- 2 questions from road signs;
- Question 1 from the roundabout;
- Question 1 from cargo transportation;
- Question 1 from driving in residential areas;
- Question 1 from manoeuvreing;
- Question 1 from safe driving;
- 1 traffic situation.
Specific topics:
- For categories A: Safety measures for the motorcyclist, dangers when riding in a group, technical features of the vehicle (tire pressure, brakes, gear).
- For categories C and D: Legislation governing the carriage of goods and passengers, driver liability, vehicle construction, operation and maintenance.
At this time, the theory exam can be taken in Lithuanian, English, Polish, Spanish and French.
After successfully passing the theory test, the candidate can start preparing for the practical part of driving, where real skills on the road will be assessed.
3.0 Driving practice test
The practical exam is a stage where theoretical knowledge is transformed into real actions. During it, not only the candidate's ability to technically operate a vehicle is assessed, but also his ability to safely, responsibly and independently participate in traffic, to make the right decisions in dynamic situations and to react appropriately to the actions of other road users.
Preparation and prerequisites
Before registering for the practical exam, the candidate must meet two main conditions:
- Having successfully passed the theory exam.
- Have completed a practical driving training course at a driving school.
The only exception applies for AM category (for mopeds) - in order to obtain a driver's license for this category, it is not necessary to take a practice test.
Category B practical driving test procedure
The passenger car (category B) practice test is structured and consists of several sequential parts.
- Exam Duration and Sections: The total duration of the exam is 45 to 50 minutes. It consists of:
- Acquaintance and the candidate's consent to film the exam.
- Technical inspection of the vehicle (three random questions are answered).
- Preparation for driving (seats, mirror adjustment, etc.).
- Performing special manoeuvres.
- Driving in real traffic conditions.
- Posting the results and discussing the mistakes made.
2. Preparation in the car: Before starting to drive, the candidate must prepare properly: adjust the seat, headrest, steering wheel, all mirrors and fasten the seat belt. It is possible to ask the examiner to spend some time getting used to the car in the parking lot before going out on the street.
3. Driving in the city: There are no exact, predetermined routes during the test, but there are mandatory "points" (e.g. certain intersections, roundabouts) that must be passed through. If the candidate misunderstands or does not hear the examiner's instruction, it is not considered a mistake - the most important thing is to continue driving safely and in compliance with the KET.
4. Self-driving task: During the exam, a 10-15 minute self-driving task is assigned, where the candidate must drive according to the instructions of the navigation system.
5. Special manoeuvres: All special manoeuvres are performed in real traffic conditions. The examiner chooses suitable places to perform these exercises.
It is assessed whether the future driver is able to:
- Turn around in a limited area.
- Park the car parallel to the pavement (reverse) or diagonally/perpendicular to the pavement (reverse). One of the following parking exercises is given during the exam.
- Stop and go on a slope (leaving the car parked on a slope or slope).
- Make a right turn at the T-junction (reverse).
- Respond to unexpected situations.
Assessment criteria and common mistakes for the practical exam
The exam assessment is based on the error recording system. Errors are divided into non-critical and critical.
The exam is considered failed if done one critical error or more than eight non-critical errors. Also, the exam is scored negatively if a specific repeated mistake is made (the same action is performed incorrectly six times).
The most common critical errors:
- The car being driven collides with another object.
- One or more wheels of the car drive onto the edge of the pavement.
- Warning signals (eg turn signals) are not displayed properly (or are not displayed).
- The car engine dies at the intersection due to not knowing how to handle the clutch.
- The examiner has to intervene verbally or physically to prevent the accident.
- After completing the parking manoeuvre, the car is parked on or behind the lines marking the parking space.
- When parallel parking, stopping too far from the edge of the curb.
- The wrong gears are selected or the speed is wrong (driving too slowly or too fast).
- You don't observe what's going on around you, you don't look over your shoulder when it's necessary.
Also evaluated economical driving skills: it is recommended to switch gears before the engine speed reaches 2000 rpm. When moving at 50 km/h, the fourth gear is driven, and 70 km/h - fifth or sixth.
After the exam, the examiner discusses the mistakes made. A detailed exam report can be viewed on the Driver Portal, and if necessary, a request to view the video of the exam can be submitted to the Regitra department within 1 working day.
Although the general requirements are universal, there are specific nuances depending on the category of vehicle being driven, which will be discussed in the next section.
4.0 Specific requirements according to vehicle categories
Different categories of vehicles have unique dimensions, driving principles and safety challenges. For this reason, Regitra applies specific requirements and evaluation criteria tailored to each category. Candidates must familiarize themselves in advance with the rules applicable to the specific category they are applying for.
A, A1, A2 Categories (motorcycles)
Mandatory clothing and equipment: A safety helmet, shoulder, elbow and knee pads, gloves and ankle boots (with zips rather than laces recommended) are required for the motorcycle test.
Reflective vest and radio facilities are provided by Regitra
On-site exam: The practical exam begins with special manoeuvres on the test site. It is mandatory to perform such exercises as "eight", "snake", going around an obstacle while driving at 50 km/h etc.
The most common critical errors:
- Loss of balance, foot resting on the ground.
- Failure to control the motorcycle or not knowing how to handle the clutch.
- Failure to perform a special manoeuvre without stopping.
- Collision with a site marker or other object.
- Disregarding traffic regulation signals, road signs or road marking requirements.
- Incorrect speed selection, failure to display warning signals or insufficient lookout.
Category BE (passenger car with trailer)
- Training and examination: After passing the theory test, the driving school must complete a ten-academic-hour practical driving course. You usually come to the practical exam at Regitra with your own combination of vehicles (car and trailer).
- Special manoeuvres: Three main manoeuvres are performed during the exam:
- Driving forward and stopping at a specified location.
- In the letter S, drive the compound into the specified corridor and place the compound at a simulated ramp at a distance of 1 m.
- Uncoupling the trailer from the car, parking the car next to it and then coupling it.
Professional categories (C, D and related)
Prerequisites: In order to obtain a category C1, C, D1 or D license, you must already have a category B driver's license. Compound categories (CE, DE, etc.) require a corresponding parent category (eg CE requires C).
Vehicle: The exam can be taken both with a driving school or own vehicle, as well as with a vehicle rented by "Regitra". When registering for the exam, it is necessary to indicate exactly whose vehicle the exam will be held in, as it is not possible to change the choice upon arrival at the venue without an additional fee.
Special manoeuvres:
- For categories C1, C, D1, D (performed on the road and on a special site):
- Parking on the side of the platform (only for categories D1, D).
- Approaching the ramp in reverse.
- Exact stop before the Stop line.
- Driving forward and reverse with a turn without leaving the lane.
- For categories C1E, CE, D1E, DE (performed on a special pitch):
- Driving in reverse straight without leaving the lane.
- Approaching the ramp in reverse.
- Trailer coupling and uncoupling.
A thorough familiarization with the specific requirements and practical preparation for specific manoeuvres is a necessary condition for a successful exam.
5.0 Summary and Retake of Exams
The process of taking driving tests at Regitra is clearly structured and requires candidates to demonstrate not only theoretical knowledge, but also practical skills and responsibility. However, even with careful preparation, it is not always possible to pass the exam on the first try. It is important to know that failure does not mean the end of the road - there is a clear procedure that allows you to try again.
The procedure for taking a repeated driving test
- If you fail a theory or practical exam, you can retake it no earlier than seven calendar days later.
- There is no limit to the total number of attempts.
Validity of Exam Results
- The result of a successfully passed theory exam is valid until the practical exam is passed, but no longer than one year. If you do not pass the practical exam during this period, you will have to take the theory exam again.
- A passed practical exam is valid for one year. It is necessary to apply for a driver's license during this period.
The road to a driver's license requires focus, discipline and practice. Careful preparation, careful knowledge of the rules and a responsible approach to each stage of the exam are the keys to success. We wish you smooth and successful exams!
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