Norway Theory Test - Category CE study plan

Map the Norwegian road-sign families (warning, priority, prohibitory, mandatory, information) and state the meaning of each family without looking at notes

Solve 60 mixed sign and marking questions and log every miss with the rule it tested

Explain, in writing, how right-hand priority, priority roads and the give-way rule interact at an unmarked junction

Identify the road markings that change meaning with a solid versus broken line and describe the overtaking consequence of each

Apply speed-limit rules for heavy combinations, including general limits, built-up areas and the lower limits that apply when towing

Calculate total combination length, width and height from given vehicle data and compare against Norwegian dimension limits

Explain the coupling sequence for a tractor unit and semi-trailer, naming the checks made before and after the kingpin locks

Describe how to verify fifth-wheel locking, air-line connection and electrical connection before moving off

Interpret load-distribution terms: payload, axle load, bogie load and gross combination weight

Position a load on a trailer to keep axle loads legal and explain the effect of load position on steering and braking axles

Describe and justify a lashing or securing method for a named cargo type using the force-fit principle

Explain how a high centre of gravity changes cornering behaviour and stopping distance in a heavy combination

Plan a downhill descent using engine braking and retarder, stating when service brakes should and should not be used

Describe the correct responses to jackknifing and trailer swing

Explain the turning geometry of a long combination, including swept path and the danger zone on the inside of a turn

Describe the blind-spot areas around a tractor-trailer and the mirror checks made before a right turn

List the steps of a systematic pre-drive safety inspection of the combination and the defects that must ground the vehicle

Describe the immediate actions after a collision: securing the scene, warning other traffic, calling emergency services and giving the required information

Explain how to place warning equipment and protect a breakdown on a high-speed road

Explain the EU driving and rest time rules as applied in Norway: daily and weekly driving limits, breaks, daily and weekly rest

Distinguish driving time, other work, availability and rest, and give an example of each

Describe the rules on ferry and train crossings, including the interruption of daily rest and the splitting of breaks

Explain what to do when a tachograph record is missing or faulty and how manual entries are made

Describe the emergency procedures for a fire in the load compartment and for a brake failure on a descent

Explain tachograph record keeping, card use, download obligations and the retention period for records

State the intervals for periodic technical inspection of heavy vehicles in Norway and what is checked

List the documents that must be carried in the combination and who is responsible for each

Explain the consequences of an expired inspection or missing document during a roadside check

Describe how to handle a tachograph infringement report and the employer's responsibility for schedules

Apply eco-driving techniques to a heavy combination: progressive acceleration, use of momentum, gear selection and anticipation

Explain how tyre pressure, alignment, idling and aerodynamic fittings affect fuel consumption and cost per kilometre

Describe the Norwegian rules and practical concerns for winter operation: tyres, chains, and the duty to adapt speed to conditions

State the medical conditions and medications that affect fitness to drive and the duty to report a change in health

Describe first aid priorities at a crash scene, including airway, bleeding control, shock and safe removal of a helmet

Explain the carrier's and driver's responsibilities for cargo documentation, dangerous goods papers and load integrity during transport

Describe handling rules for temperature-controlled, fragile and dangerous goods at loading and unloading points

Revisit the heaviest domains with a full-length mixed mock test and identify remaining weak areas by domain

Explain the most commonly confused sign, priority and weight-limit rules in your own words without notes