Serbia driving test FAQ

The Serbia driving theory test has 41 questions. You need 35/41 (85%) to pass. The test duration is 45 minutes.

To pass the Serbia driving theory test, you need 35/41 (85%). This means you can make a maximum of 6 mistakes.

The Serbia driving theory test lasts 45 minutes. During this time, you must answer 41 questions. This gives you approximately 66 seconds per question.

The Road Traffic Safety Agency (Agencija za bezbednost saobraćaja) decides which languages the Serbia 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.

Fee for the Serbia driving test: ~10,000 RSD (~85 EUR for theory + practical exam). Fees change, so check the current amount with the ABS before you book.

The minimum age for a car driving licence in Serbia is 18.

What you need for the Serbia driving test: Identity card or passport; Medical certificate; First aid certificate; Driving school completion certificate; Passport photo (50x50mm). Check the current list with the Road Traffic Safety Agency (Agencija za bezbednost saobraćaja) before your appointment.

A Serbia driving licence is valid for 10 years. After that it must be renewed.

Alcohol limit for driving in Serbia: 0.02% (0.00% for new and professional drivers).

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

In Serbia, 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.

The Serbia driving theory test consists of 41 multiple-choice questions. You have 45 minutes to complete the test. The test is administered by ABS (Road Traffic Safety Agency (Agencija za bezbednost saobraćaja)).

Driving rules specific to Serbia: Very strict BAC limit: 0.02% for general drivers, zero for new drivers. Winter tires mandatory November 1 - April 1 with 4mm tread depth. Mandatory dipped headlights/DRL 24/7 year-round. Trams always have priority over all other vehicles. Police must be called for all traffic accidents. Probationary drivers: no driving Fri-Sun 22:00-06:00. Radar detectors prohibited (fine up to 100,000 RSD). Toll gates on motorways (no vignette system).

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

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