🇩🇰 Denmark
Driving Schools in Frederiksberg
Copenhagen, Denmark · 105,000
Frederiksberg, Copenhagen, Denmark
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Quick Reference
Test Questions
25
Pass Mark
20/25
Minimum Age
17
License Fee
DKK 1,600
Source: Færdselsstyrelsen · Last updated: 2026-03-15
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FAQ
How much does a Danish driving licence cost?
The total cost is DKK 20,000–25,000 (~€2,700–3,400), including driving school (DKK 14,000–18,000), theory test (DKK 1,750), practical test (DKK 1,600), first aid course (DKK 600–900), and licence issuance (DKK 400). Copenhagen is typically at the higher end.
What is the theory test format?
25 image-based scenarios on a digital touchscreen with 3D-rendered images (since January 2024). Duration: 25 minutes. Pass mark: 80% (20/25 correct). Available in Danish and English. Fee: DKK 1,750 (booking+test).
What are the speed limits in Denmark?
Urban: 50 km/h. Rural: 80 km/h. Motorway: 130 km/h. Variable signs may reduce limits on major motorways. Speeding 30%+ over = 1 klippekort clip. 100%+ over = vanvidskørsel.
What is the BAC limit?
0.05% (0.5‰) general. 0.02% (0.2‰) for new drivers (first 3 years, since July 2025). DUI fine = promille × monthly gross salary. BAC above 2.0‰ triggers vanvidskørsel vehicle confiscation.