BiH Theory A case studies
BiH Theory A · Put your knowledge to work in context.
Theory Exam A is the knowledge test that candidates in Bosnia and Herzegovina sit before they may take the practical driving test for a car licence. It is aimed at learner drivers preparing for their first category B licence, and it is administered through the official testing arrangements in the entity where the candidate registers. The exam is multiple choice and draws on the national traffic regulations and road-sign material, together with safe-driving behaviour, basic vehicle technical knowledge and maintenance, first aid and emergency response, traffic law and documentation, environmental awareness and eco-driving, and vehicle categories and licensing. Because the paper is entirely in the local language, build your vocabulary for signs, road markings and legal terms early rather than translating under time pressure. The BiH Theory A case studies are 5 cases and about 3,011 words.
1Overtaking a Cyclist on a Narrow Road at Dusk
You are driving a passenger car at 60 km/h on a two-lane road outside a town. It is 20 minutes before sunset and the light is fading; you have dipped headlights on.
645 words, about 3 min2Brake Warning Light and a Mountain Descent
You are driving a fully loaded van (3,500 kg permissible mass) down a mountain road with a long 6% descent of about 4 km. Near the top, the red brake system warning light comes on and stays on.
606 words, about 3 min3Collision with a Motorcyclist: Scene Safety and First Aid
You are the first to arrive at a rural junction where your view is clear. A car has collided with a motorcycle.
640 words, about 3 min4Eco-Driving Versus Time Pressure on a Delivery Run
You hold a category B licence and drive a 2.0-litre diesel van for deliveries. Your route has 12 stops across a city and you are 25 minutes behind schedule.
623 words, about 3 min5Roundabout, Tram Lane and a Blocked Exit
You approach a four-arm roundabout in a city at 40 km/h. You intend to take the second exit, straight ahead.
497 words, about 2 min