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Traffic signs
Traffic rules
Norway
True/false 17 Norway 30 Car controls 109 Dashboard lights 40 Priority rules 9 Pedestrians 19 Cyclists 20 Driving licence 40 Show all 637
Which vehicles are covered by driving licence C1?

301. Which vehicles are covered by driving licence C1?

✓ Non-bus vehicles over 3,500 kg and up to 7,500 kg.
Vehicles up to 3,500 kg only.
Goods vehicles over 7,500 kg only.
Buses carrying more than eight passengers.

Category C1 covers motor vehicles, other than buses, with a maximum authorised mass above 3,500 kg and not exceeding 7,500 kg. They may carry no more than eight passengers in addition to the driver and may tow a trailer up to 750 kg.

Goods vehicle covered by category C1
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What should you do if a large animal suddenly enters your path?

302. What should you do if a large animal suddenly enters your path?

Accelerate to pass before the animal moves.
Turn suddenly toward the roadside.
✓ Brake firmly while keeping control of the vehicle.
Swerve sharply into another lane.

If a large animal enters the road, brake firmly while keeping the vehicle under control. Avoid sudden swerving, as this can cause you to lose control or collide with other traffic.

Large animal entering a vehicle's path
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What should you do before driving after taking medicine?

303. What should you do before driving after taking medicine?

Drive slowly until you know how it affects you.
Drink coffee to prevent any side effects.
Take an extra dose before a long journey.
✓ Check whether it may affect your ability to drive.

Some medicines can affect driving ability by causing drowsiness, dizziness, blurred vision, slower reactions, or reduced concentration. Check the label or patient information and follow advice from your doctor or pharmacist before driving.

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How should tyre pressure normally be checked?

304. How should tyre pressure normally be checked?

By looking at whether the tyres appear firm.
Immediately after a long or high-speed journey.
✓ When the tyres are cold, using the manufacturer's recommended pressure.
Only by a certified maintenance service.

Tyre pressure rises as tyres become warm. Check them when cold and use the pressure specified on the vehicle label or in the owner's manual.

Checking a vehicle's tyre pressure
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What should you do if traffic beyond a railway crossing is blocked?

305. What should you do if traffic beyond a railway crossing is blocked?

Follow the vehicle ahead closely across the tracks.
Stop on the tracks if no train is visible.
Cross quickly before the warning signals activate.
✓ Wait until there is enough space to clear the tracks completely.

Never enter a railway crossing unless you can clear the tracks completely. If traffic ahead is blocked, wait before the crossing so you cannot become trapped on the railway.

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What should you do about a flat tyre on a high-speed road?

306. What should you do about a flat tyre on a high-speed road?

Stop immediately and change the tyre where you are.
Ask passengers to help change the wheel quickly.
✓ Move to a protected location if possible and call for professional recovery.
Drive slowly on the damaged tyre to the next exit.

Changing a wheel close to high-speed traffic is extremely dangerous. Move away from traffic and use professional assistance.

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Which foot normally operates the brake and accelerator in a manual vehicle?

307. Which foot normally operates the brake and accelerator in a manual vehicle?

The left foot for the brake and right foot for the accelerator.
✓ The right foot.
Either foot.
The left foot.

In a manual vehicle, the right foot normally operates both the brake and accelerator pedals, while the left foot operates the clutch.

Pedal arrangement and foot controls in a manual vehicle
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Why can main-beam headlights make driving in fog more difficult?

308. Why can main-beam headlights make driving in fog more difficult?

Main beam reduces the effectiveness of the fog lights.
✓ The light can reflect off fog droplets and reduce visibility.
Main beam makes interior lights less effective.
The brighter light makes the windscreen mist more quickly.

Main beam can reflect back from fog and create glare, making it harder to see the road ahead.

Headlight glare reflected by fog
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What is the purpose of the manual parking brake?

309. What is the purpose of the manual parking brake?

To select reverse gear.
To slow the vehicle during normal driving.
To disengage the clutch.
✓ To help keep the vehicle stationary when parked.

The manual parking brake helps keep the vehicle stationary when parked. It is normally applied by pulling up the handbrake lever and released before driving away.

Manual handbrake lever in a vehicle
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What does the AUTO setting on the lighting control do?

310. What does the AUTO setting on the lighting control do?

✓ It switches the headlights on or off automatically when needed.
It switches on the front fog lights.
It keeps the main beam switched on.
It switches on the hazard warning lights.

The AUTO lighting setting allows the vehicle to switch its exterior lights on or off automatically according to ambient light conditions. The driver remains responsible for ensuring that the correct lights are being used.

AUTO setting on the vehicle's lighting control
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Why should you be extra careful at night?

311. Why should you be extra careful at night?

Street lighting makes drivers less alert.
Vehicles need more distance to accelerate.
Road markings become less important.
✓ Visibility is reduced.

At night, it is harder to see pedestrians, cyclists, road markings, and hazards. Reduce speed and use the correct lights.

Road traffic in reduced night-time visibility
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When are snow chains required in Norway?

312. When are snow chains required in Norway?

Only during summer.
They are never allowed.
Throughout the entire winter.
✓ When snow or ice conditions require them.

Snow chains may be required in Norway when snow or ice conditions make them necessary.

Snow chains for vehicle tyres
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What is the purpose of the anti-dazzle control on the rear-view mirror?

313. What is the purpose of the anti-dazzle control on the rear-view mirror?

To heat the rear window.
To adjust the exterior mirrors.
To activate the reversing camera.
✓ To reduce glare from headlights behind.

The anti-dazzle setting reduces glare from the headlights of vehicles behind, helping the driver maintain a clear view without being dazzled.

Anti-dazzle control on an interior rear-view mirror
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What should a motorcyclist do before entering a bend?

314. What should a motorcyclist do before entering a bend?

Move close to the centre of the road.
✓ Reduce speed before the bend and look through it.
Brake hard after beginning to lean.
Look only at the road directly in front of the wheel.

Adjust your speed before entering the bend so you can steer smoothly and remain within a safe position. Look through the bend towards where you want to travel and be prepared for hazards that may be hidden from view.

Motorcyclist approaching a bend
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Why should you take extra care if oil or diesel is spilled on the road?

315. Why should you take extra care if oil or diesel is spilled on the road?

It can damage road markings immediately.
It can make the road surface much softer.
✓ It can make the road extremely slippery.
It can make the brakes overheat.

Oil, diesel and other fluids can create a very slippery road surface, particularly for motorcycles and bicycles. Reduce speed, avoid sudden braking or steering and keep the vehicle as stable as possible when crossing a contaminated area.

Oil or diesel spilled on a road surface
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It is safer to drive faster than the speed limit when overtaking.

316. It is safer to drive faster than the speed limit when overtaking.

✓ False.
True.

You must still drive safely and obey traffic laws. Speeding increases risk and is not automatically justified by overtaking.

Vehicle overtaking another road user
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What should you do if an unusual vibration develops in the steering wheel?

317. What should you do if an unusual vibration develops in the steering wheel?

Increase speed until the vibration becomes less noticeable.
Hold the steering wheel more tightly and continue.
Reduce the tyre pressure slightly to smooth the ride.
✓ Reduce speed and have the tyres, wheels, and steering checked.

An unusual vibration may indicate tyre damage, wheel imbalance, loose components, or another mechanical fault. Reduce speed and arrange an inspection.

Driver experiencing vibration through the steering wheel
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You should adjust your mirrors before you start driving.

318. You should adjust your mirrors before you start driving.

✓ True.
False.

Properly adjusted mirrors improve visibility and help you monitor traffic around your vehicle.

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How should cyclists cross railway or tram tracks?

319. How should cyclists cross railway or tram tracks?

✓ Cross at a safe angle, as close to perpendicular as possible.
Brake firmly while the front wheel is on the rail.
Increase speed so the wheels cannot get caught.
Follow the rails briefly before crossing them.

A bicycle wheel can become trapped in a rail groove. Crossing at a wider angle reduces this risk.

Cyclist crossing rails in the road
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

320. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

Rear window demister.
✓ Front windscreen demister.
Air recirculation.
Air conditioning.

This symbol indicates the front windscreen demister. It directs airflow towards the windscreen to help clear condensation, mist or frost and restore a clear view.

Front windscreen demister symbol on the dashboard
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What should you do with the ignition key once the engine starts?

321. What should you do with the ignition key once the engine starts?

Keep holding it in the START position.
Turn it immediately to ACC.
✓ Release it so it returns from START to ON.
Remove it from the ignition.

Once the engine starts, release the ignition key so it returns from START to the ON position. Holding the key in START unnecessarily can keep the starter motor engaged.

Releasing the ignition key after the engine starts
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

322. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

ABS fault.
Low tyre pressure.
✓ Parking brake applied.
Brake pads worn.

This symbol indicates that the parking brake is applied. It should normally go out when the parking brake is fully released.

Parking-brake indicator symbol on the dashboard
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Which licence category is mainly associated with motorcycles?

323. Which licence category is mainly associated with motorcycles?

Licence D.
Licence B.
Licence C.
✓ Licence A.

Driving licence A is mainly associated with motorcycles. Category A1 covers lighter motorcycles, A2 covers medium-powered motorcycles, and A covers more powerful motorcycles.

Motorcycle and category A driving licence
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Why should you never leave a petrol or diesel engine running in an enclosed space?

324. Why should you never leave a petrol or diesel engine running in an enclosed space?

The battery can become overcharged.
The tyres can lose pressure more quickly.
✓ Dangerous carbon monoxide can build up.
The engine can lose oil pressure.

Exhaust gases from petrol and diesel engines can contain carbon monoxide, a poisonous gas that can build up quickly in an enclosed or poorly ventilated space. Never leave the engine running inside a closed garage or similar area.

Running vehicle engine in an enclosed space
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Why should you take regular breaks during a long journey?

325. Why should you take regular breaks during a long journey?

✓ To help prevent fatigue and maintain concentration.
To reduce tyre pressure.
To allow the engine to cool down.
To improve fuel quality.

Regular breaks during a long journey help reduce fatigue and maintain concentration. Do not wait until you are struggling to stay awake before stopping to rest.

Driver resting during a long journey
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What should you do when approaching stationary or slow-moving traffic on a motorway?

326. What should you do when approaching stationary or slow-moving traffic on a motorway?

✓ Reduce speed early and be prepared to stop.
Brake only when the vehicle ahead begins braking.
Maintain speed until you are close to the queue.
Change lanes immediately to avoid slowing down.

Motorway queues can appear suddenly. Early braking gives following traffic more time to react.

Slow-moving traffic ahead on a motorway
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What should you do when approaching a tunnel?

327. What should you do when approaching a tunnel?

✓ Use the correct lights and keep a safe distance.
Increase speed to spend less time inside.
Drive closer to the vehicle ahead for guidance.
Switch on the hazard lights before entering.

When entering a tunnel, use the correct lights, keep enough distance, and stay alert for slower traffic.

Vehicle approaching a road tunnel
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

328. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

Central door locking.
✓ Exterior mirror adjustment.
Mirror folding.
Seat adjustment.

This control adjusts the vehicle's exterior mirrors. The driver normally selects the left or right mirror and then moves the control to change its angle.

Control for adjusting the exterior mirrors
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Why should you leave extra space when passing cyclists in strong winds?

329. Why should you leave extra space when passing cyclists in strong winds?

✓ They may be blown sideways unexpectedly.
Strong wind makes bicycle brakes less effective.
Cyclists must stop when a vehicle passes them.
Wind increases the pressure in bicycle tyres.

Strong gusts can affect cyclists' balance and direction. Extra passing space reduces the risk of a collision.

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What does the intermittent wiper interval control adjust?

330. What does the intermittent wiper interval control adjust?

The brightness of the dashboard.
The speed of the rear wiper.
The amount of washer fluid sprayed.
✓ The time between wiper sweeps.

The intermittent wiper interval control adjusts the time between windscreen-wiper sweeps, allowing the driver to match the wiping frequency to light rain or spray.

Interval adjustment for intermittent windscreen wiping
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What should you do if illness affects your ability to drive safely?

331. What should you do if illness affects your ability to drive safely?

Drive only if the journey is short.
Open a window to help you stay alert.
Ask a passenger to watch the road for you.
✓ Do not drive until you are fit to do so.

Illness can reduce concentration, alertness, coordination, or reaction time. If you do not feel fit to drive safely, postpone the journey or use another form of transport.

Driver feeling unwell before a journey
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What is the minimum age for a standard car driving licence in Norway?

332. What is the minimum age for a standard car driving licence in Norway?

17 years.
19 years.
✓ 18 years.
16 years.

The minimum age for a standard car driving licence in Norway is 18 years.

Minimum age for obtaining a car driving licence
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What is the main safety risk of aggressive driving?

333. What is the main safety risk of aggressive driving?

✓ It increases the risk of crashes.
It can increase fuel consumption.
It may attract the attention of the police.
It can increase tyre and brake wear.

Aggressive driving, such as tailgating, speeding, or sudden lane changes, reduces safety margins and increases the risk of crashes and conflict with other road users.

Driver displaying aggressive behaviour in traffic
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What should you do when approaching an uncontrolled junction?

334. What should you do when approaching an uncontrolled junction?

✓ Slow down, look carefully in all directions, and proceed only when safe.
Rely on the priority rule without reducing your speed.
Continue at normal speed unless another vehicle is visible.
Enter first if you reach the junction before another vehicle.

At an uncontrolled junction, priority may not be obvious. Reduce speed, check carefully, and only enter when you are sure it is safe.

Vehicle approaching an uncontrolled junction
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What should you do before making a turn?

335. What should you do before making a turn?

Signal only after you begin turning.
✓ Check mirrors, signal, and make sure it is safe.
Rely on other road users to slow down for you.
Turn as soon as the road ahead appears clear.

Before turning, check your mirrors, use your indicator, and make sure the turn can be made safely.

Driver preparing to turn at a junction
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Why should you not ignore temporary speed limits?

336. Why should you not ignore temporary speed limits?

They apply only when traffic is congested.
They can be ignored when the road looks clear.
They are recommendations rather than limits.
✓ They are used to protect people and manage hazards.

Temporary speed limits may be used near roadworks, accidents, events, or dangerous conditions. They help keep traffic safe.

Temporary speed-limit sign at roadworks
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What should you do if your vehicle breaks down on a busy road?

337. What should you do if your vehicle breaks down on a busy road?

Remain in the traffic lane even if you can move to safety.
Sound the horn continuously to warn other drivers.
✓ Move to a safe place, use hazard lights, and stay clear of traffic.
Stand beside the vehicle while waiting for help.

If your vehicle breaks down, make it visible and get yourself away from moving traffic. Safety comes before repairing the vehicle.

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Which passenger vehicles are covered by driving licence D1?

338. Which passenger vehicles are covered by driving licence D1?

Buses designed for any number of passengers.
✓ Minibuses for up to 16 passengers and no longer than 8 m.
Minibuses of any length.
Cars carrying no more than eight passengers.

Category D1 covers vehicles designed to carry no more than 16 passengers in addition to the driver and with a maximum length of 8 metres. A trailer up to 750 kg may be towed.

Minibus covered by category D1
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What should you do if you are unsure who has priority at a junction?

339. What should you do if you are unsure who has priority at a junction?

Rely on eye contact and enter the junction first.
Proceed if the other driver appears to be slowing down.
✓ Slow down and proceed only when it is safe.
Enter slowly so the other driver has time to react.

If priority is unclear, reduce speed, observe carefully, and avoid entering the junction until you are sure it is safe.

Vehicles approaching a junction with uncertain priority
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What should you do if a friend who has been drinking wants to drive?

340. What should you do if a friend who has been drinking wants to drive?

✓ Encourage them not to drive and arrange safe transport.
Follow them home in another vehicle.
Let them drive if they say they feel sober.
Give them coffee and wait a short while.

Preventing an impaired person from driving can protect them, their passengers, and other road users. Arrange a sober driver, taxi, public transport, or accommodation.

Friends discussing safe transport after drinking
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You may drive through an amber light without slowing down.

341. You may drive through an amber light without slowing down.

✓ False.
True.

An amber light means you should stop if you can do so safely. If you are too close to stop safely, continue through the junction with caution.

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Which licence category is mainly associated with buses?

342. Which licence category is mainly associated with buses?

✓ Licence D.
Licence A.
Licence C.
Licence B.

Driving licence D is mainly associated with buses. Category D1 covers smaller buses, D covers larger buses, and D1E and DE allow heavier trailers.

Bus and category D driving licence
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How should luggage be carried on a motorcycle?

343. How should luggage be carried on a motorcycle?

✓ Securely and evenly, without affecting balance or control.
As high as possible so it stays away from the wheels.
Loosely strapped so it can move with the motorcycle.
Mostly on one side to leave the other side free.

Motorcycle luggage should be securely fastened and sensibly distributed. A loose, uneven or badly positioned load can affect balance, steering and braking, or become caught in moving parts.

Luggage carried on a motorcycle
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What should you expect when lanes become narrower in roadworks?

344. What should you expect when lanes become narrower in roadworks?

The speed limit automatically increases.
Temporary lane markings no longer need to be followed.
✓ Less space between your vehicle, barriers, and other traffic.
All vehicles must drive in the centre of the lane.

Narrow lanes leave less room for error. Keep a steady position, avoid drifting toward barriers or nearby vehicles, and reduce speed if necessary.

Narrow traffic lanes through roadworks
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What should you do if a gear does not engage easily in a manual vehicle?

345. What should you do if a gear does not engage easily in a manual vehicle?

Push the lever harder until the gear engages.
Release the clutch suddenly.
✓ Avoid forcing the gear lever.
Press the accelerator fully.

If a gear does not engage easily, do not force the gear lever. Make sure the clutch is fully pressed and the vehicle's speed is suitable for the gear before trying again.

Operating a manual gear lever without forcing it
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What should you do when approaching a curve with poor visibility?

346. What should you do when approaching a curve with poor visibility?

Maintain your speed if the road ahead appears clear.
Follow the vehicle ahead closely through the curve.
Brake only after entering the curve if necessary.
✓ Slow down and stay in your lane.

A curve can hide oncoming traffic, obstacles, cyclists, or pedestrians. Reduce speed and keep a safe position.

Road bend with a restricted view ahead
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Why should a child use a suitable child restraint?

347. Why should a child use a suitable child restraint?

✓ To reduce the risk of serious injury in a collision.
To make the seat belt more comfortable.
To make it easier for the child to sleep.
To allow the child to sit closer to the window.

A suitable child restraint is designed to protect a child according to their size and development. It helps position and restrain the child correctly, reducing the risk of serious injury in a collision or sudden stop.

Child secured in a suitable car seat
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What should you do before driving through a puddle?

348. What should you do before driving through a puddle?

Follow another vehicle closely to judge the depth.
✓ Slow down and check that it is safe.
Maintain your normal speed if the road looks clear.
Accelerate so you spend less time in the water.

Large puddles can hide holes, reduce grip, or cause water to splash onto pedestrians or other vehicles. Slow down and proceed carefully.

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What should you remember when using driver-assistance systems?

349. What should you remember when using driver-assistance systems?

The systems can take full responsibility for driving.
✓ You remain responsible and must stay alert.
You only need to intervene when a warning appears.
You may stop watching the road when they are active.

Driver-assistance systems can help with tasks such as maintaining speed, monitoring lanes, or warning about hazards, but they do not replace the driver. Stay attentive, monitor the road and traffic, and be ready to take control whenever necessary.

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What do the + and − controls of cruise control normally do?

350. What do the + and − controls of cruise control normally do?

Switch between cruise control and the speed limiter.
Apply or release the parking brake.
✓ Increase or decrease the selected cruising speed.
Change the transmission gear.

When cruise control is active, the + and − controls normally increase or decrease the selected cruising speed. The amount of each adjustment can vary between vehicles.

Plus and minus controls for the cruising speed
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