Denmark driving test FAQ

Everything you need to know about the Denmark driving theory test - questions, pass mark, cost, and more.

25Questions
20/25Pass mark
30 minDuration
DKK 1,600Cost
17 yearsMin age
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How many questions are on the Denmark driving test?

The Denmark driving theory test has 25 questions. You need 20/25 (80%) to pass. The test duration is 30 minutes.

What score do you need to pass the Denmark driving test?

To pass the Denmark driving theory test, you need 20/25 (80%). This means you can make a maximum of 5 mistakes.

How long is the Denmark driving theory test?

The Denmark driving theory test lasts 30 minutes. During this time, you must answer 25 questions. This gives you approximately 72 seconds per question.

Can I take the Denmark driving test in English?

The Danish Road Traffic Authority (Færdselsstyrelsen) decides which languages the Denmark theory test can be taken in, so check the current options with them before you book. You can practise for the test in English on AutoviaTest.

How much does the Denmark driving test cost?

Fee for the Denmark driving test: DKK 1,600. Fees change, so check the current amount with the Færdselsstyrelsen before you book.

What is the minimum age to get a driving license in Denmark?

The minimum age for a car driving licence in Denmark is 17.

What documents do I need for the Denmark driving test?

What you need for the Denmark driving test: CPR number; Medical certificate; Photo; First aid certificate; Payment receipt. Check the current list with the Danish Road Traffic Authority (Færdselsstyrelsen) before your appointment.

How long is a Denmark driving license valid?

A Denmark driving licence is valid for 15 years (until age 70), then 2 years. After that it must be renewed.

What is the drink driving limit in Denmark?

Alcohol limit for driving in Denmark: 0.5‰ (0.2‰ for new drivers).

What are the speed limits in Denmark?

Speed limits for cars in Denmark: towns 50 km/h, rural roads 80 km/h, highways 130 km/h. Signs can set a different limit.

What side of the road do you drive on in Denmark?

In Denmark, you drive on the RIGHT side of the road. The steering wheel is on the left side of the vehicle. This is important to remember if you're visiting from a country that drives on the opposite side.

What is the format of the Denmark driving theory test?

The Denmark driving theory test consists of 25 multiple-choice questions. You have 30 minutes to complete the test. The test is administered by Færdselsstyrelsen (Danish Road Traffic Authority (Færdselsstyrelsen)).

What are the unique driving rules in Denmark?

Driving rules specific to Denmark: Drive on the RIGHT side of the road. Mandatory use of seat belts for all passengers. Alcohol limit 0.5‰ (0.2‰ for new drivers since 2025). Daytime running lights mandatory. Winter tires mandatory in winter conditions. Cyclists have significant right of way.

Can I practice the Denmark driving test online?

Yes. AutoviaTest has practice tests for the Denmark driving theory test, written to Denmark's traffic rules. The first two tests are free; the rest need a subscription.

What is the emergency number for road accidents in Denmark?

The emergency number in Denmark is 112 (unified emergency). In case of a road accident, call this number immediately. Keep your location details ready and follow the operator's instructions.

Denmark speed limits

Urban areas50 km/h
Rural roads80 km/h
Highways130 km/h

Important driving rules in Denmark

  1. Drive on the RIGHT side of the road
  2. Mandatory use of seat belts for all passengers
  3. Alcohol limit 0.5‰ (0.2‰ for new drivers since 2025)
  4. Daytime running lights mandatory
  5. Winter tires mandatory in winter conditions
  6. Cyclists have significant right of way