Belgium Theory B case studies

The Belgian category B theory examination is the written knowledge test you must pass before you can book the practical driving test for a car (rijbewijs B / permis B). It is aimed at learner drivers preparing for their first licence, at holders of a foreign licence who need to exchange it, and at drivers whose licence has been withdrawn and who must requalify. The test is administered in Dutch, French or German depending on the region, and it is built around multiple-choice questions covering road signs and markings, priority rules, speed limits, stopping and parking, vehicle and safety knowledge, defensive driving, and the rules on alcohol, drugs, medication and fatigue, plus the documentation and penalty framework. Preparation works best in layers: learn the sign categories and markings until recognition is automatic, then the priority rules that depend on them, then speed and parking, and only afterwards the vehicle and legal material. The Belgium Theory B case studies are 5 cases and about 2,092 words.