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Driving theory test (category B)
200 questions on the Greek Highway Code, in km/h for right-hand traffic. Six full 30-question tests, 29 to pass.
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Greece Driving Theory Test Practice
The Greek driving theory test is a computer-based multiple-choice test taken at a Transport Directorate exam centre before the practical driving test. Its questions are drawn at random from the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport's question bank, and Greek law makes the questionnaires available in foreign languages, English among them, as well as in Greek with audio and in Greek Sign Language. Guides describe the category B test as 30 questions in 35 minutes with a pass at 29 correct. You train through a licensed driving school; a full licence is issued at 18, and since 2021 a 17-year-old who passes can drive accompanied on a provisional licence.
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