Practical guides for the Greek Category B driving theory test in English, covering the hardest official questions, gov.gr application steps, foreign license conversion and new traffic code rules.
The Greek Ministry theory test allows only 1 mistake out of 30 questions. Review the 15 official questions responsible for the most exam failures, complete with official answers.
Who has the right of way on a Greek roundabout, the vehicle inside the circle or the one entering? Learn the official KOK rule, how Give Way signs flip it, and the 4 Ministry exam questions.
Step-by-step guide to getting your Category B car driving license in Greece: digital application on gov.gr, medical checkups, e-Paravolo state fees, minimum lesson hours and exams.
How many questions are on the Greek Category B theory test, how many mistakes are allowed, how the 35-minute touchscreen timer works, and what documents to bring on exam day.
Discover the key updates in the Greek Traffic Code (30 km/h urban speed limit, stricter mobile phone and alcohol penalties) and learn how they compare to the Ministry exam grading key.
How to get a provisional Category B car license at age 17 in Greece (Law 4850/2021): who qualifies as an accompanying driver, geographical limits, and what happens when you turn 18.
Moving to Greece with a foreign license from the EU, UK, USA, Canada, Australia or another country? Learn when you can exchange it without exams and when you must take the Greek test in English.
How many meters from a pedestrian crossing, bus stop, traffic light or fire hydrant is parking prohibited? Memorize every distance and measurement tested on the Greek theory exam.
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