Frequently asked questions

The official Kunskapsprovet consists of 65 questions. You need at least 52 correct answers — 80% — to pass. The exam is timed at 50 minutes and is taken at a Trafikverket test centre. Our mock exam replicates this exactly: 65 questions, 50-minute timer, scored by category.

The exam is divided into seven official categories:

1. Road safety & traffic rules
2. Road signs & markings
3. Speed & following distance
4. Overtaking & lane use
5. Intersections & right of way
6. Environment & eco-driving
7. Emergency situations & vehicle safety

All seven categories are represented in every exam. Our practice tests and mock exam follow the same distribution.

Once you pass the theory exam, your certificate is valid for five years. You must complete your practical driving test (körprov) within that period, otherwise you will need to retake the theory exam before you can book a new practical test.

Booking the Kunskapsprovet through Trafikverket currently costs 325 SEK. If you need to rebook, each additional attempt costs the same. Preparing thoroughly with practice tests before you book is the easiest way to avoid paying multiple times.

Yes. Trafikverket offers the theory exam in a number of languages, including English, Arabic, Somali, Persian, and several others. You can select your preferred language when booking through Trafikverket’s website.

Yes — all practice questions, mock exams, theory articles, progress tracking, saved questions, and study plans are completely free. We are building the best driving theory resource in Sweden and are not charging for anything at this stage. Creating an account is free and takes under a minute.

You need a free account to take practice tests and save your progress. Browsing theory articles is open to everyone without logging in. Signing up requires only an email address and a password — no payment details.

A regular practice test lets you focus on one specific category and practise at your own pace. The mock exam simulates the real Kunskapsprovet: 65 questions drawn proportionally from all seven categories, a 50-minute countdown, and a full category breakdown at the end. Use practice tests to build knowledge, then use the mock exam to measure exam-readiness.

After completing a test you can bookmark any question you found difficult or got wrong. Saved questions are collected in your account and can be reviewed as a dedicated flashcard session or mini-test at any time. It is the fastest way to focus revision on your personal weak spots rather than practising questions you already know.

Every instructor listed on Körprovet goes through an identity verification step and must hold a valid Swedish driving instructor licence (trafiklärartillstånd) before their profile is published. Student ratings are collected after lessons to help you find instructors with a proven track record.

Yes. Use the language filter in the instructor search to find instructors who speak English, Arabic, Somali, Persian, or other languages. Many students find it easier to learn traffic rules in their first language, so this filter is one of the most-used features on the platform.

Most students need between two and six weeks of consistent study, depending on how much time they can dedicate each day. A realistic plan looks like this: spend the first week reading through all seven theory categories, then spend the remaining weeks doing daily practice tests and at least two full mock exams. Use the category breakdown after each test to focus your last few days on your weakest areas. Set your exam date in your account to get a personalised daily study plan.