Denmark Category C Truck Theory Test study plan

Map the Danish road-sign system into categories (warning, prohibition, mandatory, information, priority) and draw each family from memory

State the general speed limits for trucks on motorways, rural roads and urban roads, and the situations where a lower limit or a specific sign overrides them

Explain right-of-way rules at unmarked junctions, roundabouts and turning across oncoming traffic, and apply them to ten written scenarios

Identify the documents and equipment that must be carried in a Category C vehicle during a Danish roadside check

Interpret lane markings, bus-lane and cycle-lane rules, and overtaking prohibitions as they apply to a heavy goods vehicle

Describe parking and stopping restrictions for trucks, including rules on motorways, hard shoulders and clearways

Apply the rules for level crossings, pedestrian crossings and school zones to written situations

Explain how roadworks, temporary signs and traffic-officer signals take precedence over permanent markings

Label the main components of the air-brake system (compressor, reservoir, valves, brake chambers) and explain what happens when pressure drops

Describe the daily pre-drive check sequence for a Category C vehicle, including tyres, lights, fluids, mirrors and warning indicators

Explain the purpose and function of ABS, EBS, retarders and exhaust brakes on a laden truck

Identify the meaning of the main dashboard warning symbols and state the correct driver response for each

Explain how centre of gravity, load height and axle configuration affect cornering, braking distance and rollover risk

Describe correct gear selection and engine-braking technique on long descents and in slow traffic

Calculate axle loads and total weight from given plated weights and a written load distribution, and identify an overload

State the principles of load securing with straps, chains and blocking, and choose a method for a described load

Apply the EU AETR daily and weekly driving limits to a written seven-day schedule and flag every breach

Calculate required daily rest, reduced rest and weekly rest, and identify when a compensation rest is owed

Explain the use of the tachograph: driver card insertion, manual entries, mode switch and the records to carry

Describe the responsibilities of the operator and driver for record keeping and the consequences of manipulation

List the steps for securing a scene, warning traffic and alerting emergency services at a truck-involved incident

Describe first aid for unconscious breathing and non-breathing casualties, severe bleeding and suspected spinal injury

Explain fire risks on a truck, the classes of extinguisher and when not to fight a fire

State the rules and hazards for driving in darkness, in winter conditions and through tunnels and on bridges, including tunnel equipment and escape routes

Apply eco-driving technique: progressive acceleration, early upshifting, anticipation, correct tyre pressure and engine idling policy

Estimate the fuel and cost effect of a described route and driving style change

Explain the structure of the Danish CPC: initial qualification, periodic training and the five-year validity cycle

State the driver's legal responsibilities for fitness to drive, alcohol and drugs, and reporting obligations

Complete two full-length timed mock tests under exam conditions and record the score per domain

Re-study only the two weakest domains and re-test them to at least 90%

Recite from memory the key limits: speed, driving time, rest, axle load and vehicle dimensions

Review every remaining flagged question and resolve each to a confident answer with a stated reason