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Thailand's driving theory test: format, pass mark and categories

What the written test looks like, what it covers, which language you can sit it in — and how the Driving Test app mirrors it. Every figure below is stated with its source.

Questions are in Thai for now; the app's menus can be switched to English. A Thai–English question bank is first on the roadmap, with no date yet.

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The test at a glance

Thailand's theory test has 50 questions. You pass with 45 correct answers (90%) and have 60 minutes. This is the format the Department of Land Transport (DLT) publishes on its own page; websites that say 50 minutes are out of step with it.

PaperQuestions To passTime Format status
Car and motorcycle (one combined test) 50 45 60 minutes Published format

One test for car and motorcycle

DLT does not split its question bank by licence class: car and motorcycle candidates answer from the same bank. The app therefore has one Thai question pack and no licence-class step for Thailand.

What the questions cover

DLT's practice bank has 327 questions in 11 categories. The app keeps the categories and their counts exactly as the bank has them:

  1. Motor Vehicle Act13
  2. Land Traffic Act30
  3. Signals16
  4. Road markings11
  5. Regulatory signs37
  6. Warning signs61
  7. Vehicle maintenance13
  8. Safe driving techniques63
  9. Driving etiquette and awareness18
  10. Accident prediction45
  11. Traffic law in pictures20

143 questions carry a picture, and 6 have pictures as their answer options.

Language

The test can be sat in Thai or in English nationwide. The app's question bank is Thai only for now; its menus come in six languages, including English. A Thai–English question bank is first on the app's roadmap, with no date yet.

Where the practice questions come from

The app ships all 327 questions of DLT's own practice bank at safedrivedlt.com — the site is run by DLT's Land Transport Safety Bureau — with DLT's own answer keys. Nothing is authored and nothing is translated. The bank has no explanations, so the app shows none.

These are the practice bank's questions. Neither the app nor this site claims that they are the questions of the live examination.

Practising with the app

Exam draws a fresh paper of 50 questions under the test's rules: the 60-minute clock, the 45-correct pass mark and answers revealed at the end. Practice by topic works through the 11 categories with a mastery bar for each. Weak spots brings back the questions you last got wrong, Bookmarks the ones you saved, and Readiness shows coverage, mastery, pace and your recent exams.

The question pack is about 14 MB. It downloads once and then works offline.

Common questions

What is the pass mark of Thailand's driving theory test?

45 correct answers out of 50 — 90%.

How long is the test?

60 minutes for 50 questions, according to DLT's own page.

Is the motorcycle theory test different from the car test?

No. Both use the same combined question bank.

Can foreigners take the theory test in English?

The test can be sat in Thai or in English. The app's practice questions are in Thai for now.

Try before you download

25 questions across all 11 categories

A free taster from the 327-question bank, in Thai, with pictures — and one question whose answers are pictures. Questions and answer keys are exactly as the practice bank has them.

Try the sample quiz

Sources

All 327 questions and their answer keys are DLT's own; each of the 11 categories holds exactly DLT's own count. The exam format (50 questions, 45 to pass, 60 minutes) is the one DLT publishes.

This page describes the examination as the app's sources state it. For booking, fees, documents and eligibility, ask the Department of Land Transport — this site does not handle them.

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