Types of practical exams

– Most people take this exam.
– You can take the practical exam from the age of 17.
– The practical exam lasts 55 minutes.
– The practical exam is possible in all languages.
– You will be judged whether you can drive safely and independently.
– The examiner will look at whether you have enough consideration for other road users.

You will be assessed on:

– Your viewing behaviour.
– Whether you control the car well.
– Giving way properly.
– The proper overtaking of other vehicles.
– Whether you can merge in and out well.
– Driving on intersections and roundabouts.
– Performing special operations correctly.

– You can do the intermediate test to get used to the exam situation.
– If you want tips from an official examiner for your practical exam.
– You can get an exemption for special operations during your intermediate test. This means that you do not have to do it on your official practical exam.
– You can take the intermediate test from the age of 16.5.
– An intermediate test lasts 55 minutes.
– An intermediate test is possible in all languages.
– You will be judged whether you can drive safely and independently.
– The examiner will look at whether you have enough consideration for other road users.

You will be assessed on:

– Your viewing behaviour.
– Whether you control the car well.
– Giving way properly.
– The proper overtaking of other vehicles.
– Whether you can merge in and out well.
– Driving on intersections and roundabouts.
– Performing special operations correctly.

You can take this exam if you suffer from fear of failure.
– You will be assigned an examiner who is specialised in guiding people with fear of failure.
– During this exam, it is possible to request a time-out.
– You can take this exam from the age of 17.
– This exam is possible in all languages.
-This exam will last for 80 minutes, this way you can take your time.
– The costs are higher than the normal practical exam.
– You will be judged whether you can drive safely and independently.
– The examiner will look at whether you have enough consideration for other road users.

You will be assessed on:

– Your viewing behaviour.
– Whether you control the car well.
– Giving way properly.
– The proper overtaking of other vehicles.
– Whether you can merge in and out well.
– Driving on intersections and roundabouts.
– Performing special operations correctly.

If you fail to pass your practical exam for the fourth time, you have to take a special exam. This is called a ‘further examination of driving ability’. You will get more time and optimized personal guidance. This also involves additional costs.