Free Car Theory

Legislation
Legislation – Introduction
Legislation – Road users
5 Topics
Drivers
Driver of a motor vehicle
Local traffic
Road users
Traffic
Legislation – Vehicles
24 Topics
Ambulance
Animal ambulance
Brommobiel – microcar
Bus
Cargo moped
Delivery van
Facility for lying down
Lorry
Military convoy
Moped
Motor carriage
Motor vehicle
Motorcycle
Motorised funeral procession
Passenger car
Priority vehicle
Scheduled bus
Services for emergency medical assistance
Snorfiets (Light moped)
Speed pedelec
T00 bus
Three wheeled motor vehicle
Trailer
Vehicle for disabled persons
Legislation – Roads and road sections
17 Topics
Acceleration lane
Autoweg
Carriageway
Cycle path
Cycle/moped path
Cycle lane
Deceleration lane
Divider
Hard shoulder or emergency refuge area
Junction
Lane
Level crossing
Main carriageway
Motorway
Parking area or parking lane
Rush-hour lane
Shark teeth
Legislation – Other terms
6 Topics
Competent authorities
Day
Night
No thoroughfare indication
Parking
Safety cell
Legislation – Regulations regarding driving entitlements and driving licenses
20 Topics
Theory exam
Beginner driving license
Driving license AM
Driving license B
Driving license B+ (Bplus)
Driving license BE
Driving license C
Driving license C1
Driving license D
Driving license D1
Driving license E
Driving license T
Insurance
Light Educational Measure Behaviour and Traffic (LEMG)
Educational Measure Behaviour and Traffic (EMG)
Light Educational Measure Alcohol and Traffic (LEMA)
Educational Measure Alcohol and Traffic (EMA)
Educational Measure Drugs and Traffic (EMD)
Recidivism regulation for alcohol and drugs
Alcohol consumption survey
Legislation – CBR’s latest and most frequently asked exam questions
Vehicle knowledge
Vehicle equipment and design, the loading and towing of the vehicles
4 Topics
Vehicle equipment and design, the loading and towing of the vehicles – Introduction
APK
Load on the roof of a car
Load on a tow bar
Vehicle knowledge – The most common real exam questions
1 Topic
Cargo in a trailer
Vehicle knowledge – CBR’s latest and most frequently asked exam questions
Traffic signs and signals
Traffic signs
11 Topics
Category A – Speed
Category B – Priority
Category C – Road closed warnings
Category D – Driving direction
Category E- Parking and stopping
Category F – Other commandments and prohibitions
Category G – Traffic rules
Category H – Built up area
Category J – Warning signs
Category K – Direction signs
Category L – Information signs
Traffic signs – CBR’s latest and most frequently asked exam questions
PRIORITY
Priority rules
14 Topics
Introduction of the chapter priority
Priority on priority uncontrolled junctions
Priority on priority controlled junctions
Approaching junctions
Crossing junctions
Priority uncontrolled junctions
Priority controlled junctions
Bending priority road
Erven (home zones) and exits
Unpaved roads
T-junctions
Y-junctions
Turning in front of each other
Driving around each other when turning
Priority – Giving way when turning
4 Topics
Introduction of giving way when turning
Straight through traffic on the same road goes first
Right turn goes for left turn
Trams
Priority – Giving way to the blind or disabled persons & pedestrians
3 Topics
Introduction of giving way to the blind or disabled persons & pedestrians
Pedestrian crossings
Blind and disabled pedestrians
Pritority – CBR’s latest and most frequently asked exam questions
SPECIAL ROADS, ROAD SECTIONS, ROAD USERS, AND MANEUVERS
Miltairy convoy
Special roads, road users, etc. – CBR’s latest and most frequently asked exam questions
USE OF THE ROAD
Road placement and positioning
4 Topics
Introduction of the chapter road placement and positioning
Roundabout
Position on the road for turning right or left
Position on the road for turning left on a one-way street
Overtaking
11 Topics
Introduction of the chapter overtaking
Overtake safely
Overtaking on the left
Overtaking on the right
Overtaking just before or on a pedestrian crossing
Overtaking and lines on the road surface
Traffic signs and overtaking
Passing trams and buses at a stop
Motorcyclists overtaking a traffic jam
Encountering obstacles
Road narrowings
Speed
12 Topics
Introduction of the chapter speed
Speed limit inside built-up areas
Speed limit outside built-up areas
Recommended speed
Lines on the road and speed
Access roads
Distributor roads
Through roads
Keep your distance
Speed in meters per second
How many meters following distance
Stopping distance and braking distance
Stopping and parking
21 Topics
Introduction of the chapter stopping and parking
Stopping – general
Stopping – traffic signs
Stopping – along a yellow solid line
Stopping – junction
Stopping – level crossing
Stopping – on bicycle lanes and on the carriageway next to a bicycle lane
Stopping – on a pedestrian or bicycle crossing
Stopping – in a tunnel
Stopping – at a bus stop
Stopping – bus lanes and on the carriageway alongside a bus lane
Stopping – autowegen and motorways
Parking – general
Parking – traffic signs
Parking – along a yellow broken line
Parking – along a yellow broken line e-book
Parking – 5 meters from a junction
Parking – for an entry or exit
Parking – on the carriageway of a priority road outside the built-up area
Parking – double parking
Parking – erf (home zone)
Use of the road – CBR’s latest and most frequently asked exam questions
HAZARD PERCEPTION
Information about hazard perception
Hazard perception – CBR’s latest and most frequently asked exam questions
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Carriageway

Free Car Theory Legislation – Roads and road sections Carriageway

The verge, a sidewalk, a footpath, a bike lane or a bike/moped path do not belong to the carriageway. Where cars drive is at least a carriageway.
A carriageway can be divided into 2, 3, 4 or even more lanes.

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