Bulgaria Theory Test B case studies
Bulgaria Theory Test B · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The Bulgaria Theory Test B is the written knowledge examination that a candidate must pass before obtaining a category B (car) driving licence in Bulgaria. It is intended for learner drivers preparing for their first licence, for drivers converting a foreign licence where Bulgarian authorities require a theory check, and for anyone whose licence has lapsed or been withdrawn and who must re-qualify. The exam is delivered as a multiple-choice test in Bulgarian, covering road signs and markings, traffic rules and right-of-way, signals given by traffic controllers and light installations, vehicle safety and technical requirements, hazard perception and driver behaviour, traffic law and documentation, first aid, and eco-driving. Preparation works best in layers: learn the sign catalogue and marking conventions until recognition is instant, then study right-of-way and junction rules, then practise scenario questions that combine several rules at once. The Bulgaria Theory Test B case studies are 5 cases and about 2,586 words.
1Rain, a worn tyre and a pedestrian at a marked crossing
You are driving a car in Bulgaria on a two-lane road through a town at 55 km/h in steady rain. The legal limit is 50 km/h; you are slightly over because you accelerated to clear a junction.
616 words, about 3 min2Right-of-way at an unmarked town junction with a tram
You approach a four-way junction in a Bulgarian town. There are no priority signs and no traffic lights, so the default right-hand rule applies.
512 words, about 3 min3A flashing amber arrow and a blocked exit at a signalised junction
You are at a signalised junction in Bulgaria. Your direction has a green light, but the exit beyond the junction is full of queued cars and a bus is blocking part of the box.
467 words, about 2 min4Night driving, a dark-clothed pedestrian and high beam
You are driving at night on a Bulgarian road outside a town. The limit is 90 km/h and you are doing 80 km/h.
520 words, about 3 min5A first-aid decision after a collision with an unconscious rider
You come upon a collision on a Bulgarian road outside a town. A motorcyclist is lying on the road, unconscious but breathing, with a helmet still on.
471 words, about 2 min