You are upset after a row at home before a ride. Why does this matter?

It takes attention off the road

It only matters on fast motorways

Free Denmark Motorcycle Theory Test Practice 2026

200 original questions in English for the Danish motorcycle teoriprøve (A1, A2 and A): lane position and bends, being seen at junctions, sidecars and passengers, helmets, motorways, riding in the dark, alcohol and speed. Eight 25-question mock tests with 20 to pass, like the real test. Tuned for mobile. No account needed.

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The Denmark motorcycle theory exam at a glance

The Danish theory test (teoriprøve) for a motorcycle licence, categories A1, A2 and A, is run by Færdselsstyrelsen, the Danish Road Traffic Authority, under the same rules as the car test. It lasts about half an hour and you may make at most five errors; an unanswered question counts as an error. On the digital test, held on a touch screen, each question shows a computer-generated picture of a traffic situation and you pick the correct answer or answers. Questions are drawn at random from the teaching plan for motorcycles. Digital theory tests in Danish and English run at all of Færdselsstyrelsen's digital test sites; German only in Aabenraa. You take it after lessons with an approved motorcycle instructor. A1 can be issued from 18, A2 from 20 and A from 24, or from 22 after two years with A2.

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Run by: Færdselsstyrelsen (Danish Road Traffic Authority)
Time: About half an hour
Pass rule: At most 5 errors (guides: 25 questions, so 20 right)
Format: Picture-based, one or more correct answers
Languages: Danish and English at every digital site; German in Aabenraa
Tigertest mock tests: 8 x 25 questions, 20 to pass
Licence ages: A1 from 18, A2 from 20, A from 24 (22 after 2 years of A2)

Updated November 2026 by the Tigertest team. Practice questions follow Færdselsstyrelsen's pages on digital theory tests and its published randomisation key for the digital category A test, and the teaching plan for categories AM, A1, A2 and A (undervisningsplan, version 1.0 2026, in use from 1 July 2026), checked November 2026. Exam rules change, so confirm current details with Færdselsstyrelsen: Hvor kan jeg tage en teoriprøve?.

How It Works

Train by Topic

Four training sets cover your motorcycle, licence rules and other vehicles; the rider, the road and the risks; position, bends and overtaking; and junctions, motorways and riding in the dark. Questions you miss come back until you have mastered them.

Real-Length Mock Tests

Eight 25-question tests that together cover all 200 questions. You need 20 right, the same as at most five errors on the real test. No question repeats across tests, and every answer explains the rule.

Weighted Like the Digital Teoriprøve

Færdselsstyrelsen draws the questions at random from the teaching plan for motorcycles and publishes how the digital category A test is weighted: about 52% on manoeuvres on the road and about 8% on each of six other sections. Tigertest's mock tests follow the same split, in km/h and metres, for right-hand traffic. The real test shows a picture with every question and some have more than one correct answer; here each question is text with one answer, and signs are described in words. The practical manoeuvre test and road test are not part of this practice.

Moving Off, Position, Bends & Lanes16%

Meeting, Following & Overtaking12%

Junctions & Roundabouts12%

Motorways, Parking & Darkness12%

Motorcycle, Gear & Documents8%

Other Vehicles & How They Handle8%

Perception, Fitness & Other Road Users8%

Road Conditions & Grip8%

Licences, Passengers & Basic Rules8%

Alcohol, Drugs & Speed8%

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How to Pass the Danish Motorcycle Theory Test

1. Think like a driver who has not seen you

The plan returns again and again to the same crash: an oncoming car turning left across a motorcyclist, whose bike looks small, far off and slow, like a moped. Questions on junctions, lane position and conspicuous gear all build on that.

2. Learn the bend rules

Most single-vehicle crashes happen by running wide on the outside of a bend. Know where to place the bike before left and right bends, why you keep clear of the centre line as you lean, and how the ideal line and gentle throttle keep you on the road.

3. Know the motorcycle-only rules

Helmets for everyone aged 5 or over, children under 135 cm only from 5 in a child seat, one extra child under 10 in a sidecar, no towing and no being towed, always signalling before a lane change on a motorway, a flash of the headlight instead of the horn after dark, and the A1, A2 and A limits of 125 cm³ and 11 kW, 35 kW and none.

4. Read every answer, then look at the picture

On the real test a question can have more than one correct answer and an unanswered one counts as an error, so read each option on its own against the picture. Aim for 23 or more in every Tigertest mock test before you book.

Danish Motorcycle Theory Test Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Danish motorcycle theory test like?

The theory test (teoriprøve) for categories A1, A2 and A is run by Færdselsstyrelsen, the Danish Road Traffic Authority, under the same rules as the car test. It lasts about half an hour and you may make at most five errors; an unanswered question counts as an error. On the digital test each question shows a computer-generated picture of a traffic situation and you choose the correct answer or answers on a touch screen. Questions are drawn at random from the whole teaching plan for motorcycles. Færdselsstyrelsen does not state the number of questions for category A on its site; guides give 25, so 20 right is a pass.

Can I take the motorcycle theory test in English?

Yes. Færdselsstyrelsen runs digital theory tests in Danish and English at all of its digital test sites, and category A is on the list of categories offered digitally. German digital tests are held only in Aabenraa. Interpreters for other languages ended on 1 January 2025, so there is no theory test in other languages.

What does the motorcycle theory test cover?

Færdselsstyrelsen's published key for the digital category A test gives about 52% of the questions to manoeuvres on the road, such as position in the lane, bends, meeting and overtaking, junctions, roundabouts, motorways, parking and riding in the dark, and about 8% each to the motorcycle and its equipment, how other vehicles handle, road user behaviour, road conditions, basic traffic rules and special risks such as alcohol, drugs and speed. Tigertest's mock tests follow that split.

Which motorcycle may I ride with A1, A2 or A in Denmark?

A1 covers motorcycles of at most 125 cm³ and 11 kW and can be issued from 18. A2 covers motorcycles of at most 35 kW and can be issued from 20. A covers any motorcycle and can be issued from 24, or from 22 if you have held A2 for at least two years and pass a practical test on a category A motorcycle. You must first take lessons with an approved motorcycle instructor and, for a first licence, a traffic-related first aid course; then come the theory test and the practical test with its manoeuvre test.

Are these the real test questions?

No. Every question is original, written by Tigertest from Færdselsstyrelsen's teaching plan for motorcycles (version 1.0, 2026), so it tests the same rules without copying any official question. The real test shows a picture with each question and can have more than one correct answer; Tigertest uses text questions with one answer and describes signs and situations in words. It is free practice, not affiliated with Færdselsstyrelsen, and it does not book or replace your test.

Denmark motorcycle theory sample questions and answers

6 of the 200 practice questions, one from each topic, with the answer explained.

1. You want to tow a small trailer with your motorcycle. What engine size must the bike have at least?
- A.500 cm³
- B.125 cm³
- C.50 cm³
- D.250 cm³
Answer: B. A motorcycle used to tow a trailer must have a cylinder capacity of at least 125 cm³. The trailer may weigh at most 200 kg, laden, and must not carry people.
2. A lane arrow is painted next to the U of the word BUS. Who must follow the arrow?
- A.All motor vehicles
- B.Motorcycles and buses
- C.Cyclists only
- D.Buses only
Answer: D. A lane arrow placed close to the U in BUS applies only to buses.
3. Motorway traffic thickens and you ride in a long line of vehicles. What is a typical error behind motorcycle crashes there?
- A.Too short a gap
- B.Riding with dipped beam
- C.Using the left mirror
- D.Keeping right
Answer: A. Typical errors on motorways include too short a safety gap in denser traffic and when closing in, misjudging speeds and distances, and overrating the motorcycle.
4. An oncoming vehicle overtakes on your side of a narrow road. What should you do?
- A.Ride towards the centre
- B.Speed up to pass first
- C.Slow down and keep right
- D.Flash and hold your line
Answer: C. Be prepared to give way even when others make mistakes: slow down and move right to give them room, and never try to force your position.
5. Apart from the speedometer, how can you judge your own speed on a motorcycle?
- A.From the rev limiter
- B.From oncoming headlights
- C.View, vibration and sound
- D.From the fuel gauge
Answer: C. Judge speed from what you see of the road, the motorcycle's vibration and the sound of engine, wind and tyres, and check with quick glances at the speedometer.
6. You are upset after a row at home before a ride. Why does this matter?
- A.It takes attention off the road
- B.It improves your reaction time
- C.It only matters on fast motorways
- D.It matters only for passengers
Answer: A. Strong agitation, grief, worry or similar take your attention away from traffic and raise the risk of a crash.

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