Leje Drejtimi Kategoria B exam-day guide
Leje Drejtimi Kategoria B · Prepare for the day ahead.
Your checklist
Valid photo ID (national ID card or passport)
Bring the original document, not a copy. Confirm with the provider which forms of ID are accepted and whether a driving licence is sufficient.
Learner permit / exam registration documents
Bring any paperwork the driving school or testing centre told you to bring. Confirm with the provider exactly which documents are required.
Appointment confirmation
Have the date, time, and location of your practical test available, either printed or on your phone. Confirm with the provider whether a printed copy is needed.
Glasses or contact lenses if required
If your learner permit or medical certificate states a vision correction requirement, you must wear them during the test. Confirm with the provider what happens if you forget them.
Comfortable, practical clothing and flat shoes
Wear shoes suitable for operating pedals. Avoid thick soles or heels that affect pedal feel.
Arrive at the test centre at least 15 minutes early
Allow extra time for traffic and parking. Confirm with the provider the exact arrival time and late-arrival policy.
Know the vehicle you will drive
If you are using your own car or a driving school car, familiarise yourself with the controls (lights, wipers, indicators, handbrake) beforehand.
Review the main traffic rules and signs
Do a final review of priority rules, speed limits, and common signs. Do not try to learn new material at the last minute.
Plan your route to the test centre
Check traffic and parking options. Arriving stressed can affect your performance.
Get a good night's sleep and eat a light meal
Being rested and not hungry helps concentration. Avoid heavy meals immediately before the test.
Turn off your phone
Mobile phones must be switched off during the test. Confirm with the provider whether you can keep it in your bag or must leave it outside the vehicle.
Bring water if allowed
Confirm with the provider whether you may bring a water bottle into the vehicle.
Plan the day
Confirm the test time, location, and vehicle with your driving school or the testing authority. Check that all required documents are ready.
Do one or two final practice drives focusing on weak areas (e.g., parking, roundabouts, lane changes). Do not over-practice to the point of fatigue.
Prepare your ID, documents, and clothing. Check the weather forecast and plan your journey to the test centre.
Review key rules and signs briefly. Avoid cramming. Get a full night's sleep.
Eat a light breakfast. Arrive at the test centre at least 15 minutes early. Use the time to relax and focus.
Listen carefully to the examiner's instructions. Ask for clarification if needed. Drive smoothly, observe mirrors and blind spots, and follow all traffic rules. Stay calm if you make a mistake and continue safely.
Rules to check
Bring valid photo ID. You will not be allowed to take the test without it. Confirm with the provider which forms of ID are accepted.
Arrive on time. Late arrival may result in cancellation of the test and loss of the fee. Confirm with the provider the exact late-arrival policy.
Mobile phones must be switched off and stored out of reach during the test. Confirm with the provider where to leave your phone.
Follow the examiner's instructions at all times. If an instruction is unclear or would require an unsafe manoeuvre, ask for clarification or state your concern.
The examiner will assess your driving against official criteria. You may be asked to perform manoeuvres such as parking, turning, or emergency stops. Confirm with the provider the exact manoeuvres that may be tested.
Serious or dangerous driving errors, or repeated minor errors, can result in a fail. The decision of the examiner is final. Confirm with the provider the appeal procedure if you believe the assessment was unfair.
You may be asked to show that you can operate basic vehicle controls (lights, wipers, horn, etc.). Make sure you know them before the test.
Breaks during the test are not normally permitted. If you have a medical condition that requires a break, inform the provider in advance.