Gratis teoriprøve for taxi: test til drosjesjåføreksamen

You are driving in a 70 zone towards a blind bend (uoversiktlig kurve). What do the rules say about speed?

• A) You must be able to stop within the stretch you can see
• B) You may keep 70 km/h because the bend is signposted
• C) You must increase speed in the bend to keep grip
• D) You must use the horn instead of slowing down

What does the speed limit (fartsgrensen) express?

• A) The speed you should normally keep on the stretch
• B) The highest speed you can drive in good conditions
• C) The lowest speed permitted on the stretch
• D) A recommendation that does not apply to taxis on a job

What must be visible from the passenger's seat in a taxi?

• A) The driver's driving licence and registration certificate
• B) The proof of insurance and the price list
• C) The taxi driver permit (kjøreseddel) and the licence number (løyvenummer)
• D) The dispatch centre's telephone number and name

How tall must the characters in the licence number (løyvenummer) be when the taxi is marked on the outside on both sides?

• A) There is no requirement
• B) At least 50 mm
• C) At least 200 mm
• D) At least 100 mm

Where should you stop your car when you arrive at an accident?

• A) Behind the accident, with hazard lights on, so your car shields it
• B) In front of the accident, so you can more easily see oncoming traffic
• C) Next to the damaged cars, so you are close to the injured persons
• D) Far away, so you do not get involved in the accident

A fire has started in the engine bay of a car after an accident. What do you do?

• A) Open the bonnet fully, so you can see where it is burning
• B) Call 110 and extinguish with a fire extinguisher if it is safe
• C) Pour water from a bottle into the engine bay
• D) Get into the burning car and drive it away from the road

What does customer-differentiated service (kundedifferensiert service) mean?

• A) Charging different groups of customers different prices according to age
• B) Giving regular customers better service than others
• C) Adapting the service to the needs of different customers
• D) Giving all customers exactly the same service

What does regularity (regularitet) mean in a taxi context?

• A) That the car is washed and vacuumed every day before the shift
• B) That the price is the same across the whole country
• C) That you drive the same route every single day of the week
• D) That the customer can rely on time and quality every time

A taxi stops in the middle of a narrow street to let a passenger out, even though there is free space by the kerb ten metres further ahead. The cars behind have to wait. Which part of the basic rule (grunnregelen) is the driver breaking?

• A) That other traffic must not be unnecessarily obstructed
• B) That you must always keep to the speed limit in town
• C) That taxis must use a stopping place (holdeplass)
• D) That you must show consideration for neighbours along the road

How must the taximeter be mounted?

• A) Visible only to the driver, for safety reasons
• B) Illuminated, so the passenger can read the fare and amount
• C) Hidden, so the passenger does not get stressed
• D) In the boot, connected to the dispatch centre

You drive past an accident where the police and ambulance already have control. Do you have a duty to stop?

• A) Yes, always, because you are a professional driver
• B) Yes, to give the police information about yourself
• C) No, only if it is necessary for you to help
• D) Yes, to take photos of the accident for the insurance company

A customer has waited ten minutes for the car, but still says the trip was good. What best explains whether the customer is satisfied?

• A) Whether the trip was cheaper than it usually is for the customer
• B) Whether the driver talked a lot and pleasantly throughout the trip
• C) Whether the customer got to choose the route and music themselves
• D) Whether the experience is at least as good as the expectation

You are driving on a narrow mountain road. A van behind you wants to overtake on a straight stretch. What do you do?

• A) Keep as far to the right as possible and hold a steady speed
• B) Increase speed slightly, so that the overtaking is quicker and safer
• C) Indicate right to show that the road ahead is clear of oncoming traffic
• D) Drive closer to the middle so that the van can see that cars are coming

What can the police do when a driver is suspected of an offence that may lead to loss of the right to drive a taxi?

• A) Only give an oral warning
• B) Seize the taxi driver permit (kjøreseddelen)
• C) Sell the car at auction
• D) Nothing until a judgment has been given

Two cars collide at a junction in Stavanger. One driver has a sore neck and says he has to go to the out-of-hours medical service (legevakt). What applies?

• A) The police do not need to be notified when no one is seriously injured
• B) The parties can sort everything out with a joint damage report (felles skademelding)
• C) The police must be notified, because a person is injured
• D) Only the insurance company must be notified