Traffic law reports

Authoritative driving test statistics and traffic law data from official government sources across 33 countries.

All statistics sourced from official government agencies.Last verified: June 2026.
Theory test pass rate33 country reports
~35%Romania, lowest
75%Vietnam, highest

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Theory pass rate65% or higher50–64%Below 50%
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Cross-country comparison

How driving regulations differ across countries

Pass rate65% or higher50–64%Below 50%
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Motorway speed limitMinimum ageTests per year
Spain51%49%120 km/h182.1 million
Germany55%63%No general limit183.8 million
France53.4%58.4%130 km/h171.8 million
Italy60%65%130 km/h181.4 million
Portugal52%55%120 km/h18420,000
Netherlands39%52%100 km/h18680,000
Poland68%35%140 km/h181.2 million
Sweden52%45%110-120 km/h18380,000
Denmark62%55%130 km/h17180,000
Switzerland65%68%120 km/h18350,000
Japan71%72%100-120 km/h182.5 million
Brazil65%50%110 km/h185.2 million
Mexico72%75%110 km/h183.8 million
Argentina70%65%120-130 km/h171.8 million
Chile62%58%120 km/h18850,000
United Arab Emirates58%42%120-140 km/h18620,000
Vietnam75%60%120 km/h183.5 million
India55%50%100-120 km/h1815 million
Thailand62%55%120 km/h184.2 million
United States~62%~79%65-85 mph16Over 40 million
Norway57%78%110 km/h18366,000
United Kingdom46.5%48%70 mph175.6 million
Turkey~65%~60%120 km/h18~3 million
South Korea~63%~70%100-110 km/h18~2 million
Australia~70%62%110 km/h16~900,000

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