Denmark B Theory case studies
Denmark B Theory · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The Danish Category B theory test is the written part of the driving licence process for passenger cars in Denmark. You take it at an approved theory test centre, usually through the driving school where you are enrolled, and you must pass it before you can book the practical driving test. The test is delivered in Danish as a multiple-choice exam, so your Danish reading needs to be good enough to handle traffic terminology, sign descriptions and scenario wording without hesitation. The content covers traffic rules and road signs, right of way, speed and stopping distance, safety equipment and child restraints, alcohol and drugs, hazard perception, basic vehicle knowledge, and first aid at an incident. The Denmark B Theory case studies are 5 cases and about 2,720 words.
1Bus stop, zebra crossing and a cyclist in the blind spot
Du kører på en 50 km/t-vej i en by i Nordjylland. Det er 18.40 i november, regn og våde blade.
582 words, about 3 min2Deer on a wet rural road with an overloaded car
Du kører på en landevej uden for byen, hvor hastighedsgrænsen er 80 km/t. Det er november, 3 °C, vejen er våd efter regn, og der ligger våde blade i skyggen.
508 words, about 3 min3Morning after three beers and a sedating antihistamine
Du er 24 år og fik kørekort for 14 måneder siden. Fredag aften var du til fest: tre 0,33 l flasker øl med 4,6 % alkohol mellem kl.
551 words, about 3 min4Two children, a missing booster and an active airbag
Du skal køre 12 km til børnehave med dine to børn. Den ene er 3 år, 95 cm og 14 kg; den anden er 7 år, 122 cm og 23 kg.
488 words, about 2 min5First on scene: unconscious driver, fuel smell and passing traffic
Det er 19.10 i november. Du kommer først til et uheld på en mørk landevej med 80 km/t.
591 words, about 3 min