Practice road signs for the Traffic Theory exam and Category B. The smart trainer remembers which signs you already know and repeats those you get wrong more often. No registration required, directly in your browser.
Choose the correct meaning of a road sign or browse all signs in the collection. Smart repetition ensures you see the signs that cause you the most trouble more frequently.
Smart repetition: you see the signs you miss more often, and the ones you've mastered less frequently.
Section 1: general danger signs (1101 to 1125) with official names according to the Rules on Traffic Signaling. Progress is saved in your browser. v2
On the Category B theory exam, road signs often appear alongside intersections, right-of-way, and traffic rules. If you recognize a sign quickly, it's easier to focus on the correct decision and not waste time guessing.
The easiest way to learn them is through regular repetition and understanding the groups: danger signs, regulatory signs, information signs, and priority signs. This trainer helps you reinforce the meaning of signs, while free CPP tests check your knowledge with real exam questions.
Triangular road signs that warn of danger: curves, roadworks, wild animals, falling rocks, and other conditions.
Signs that set prohibitions, restrictions, or obligations: speed limits, no entry, and mandatory directions.
Signs that determine priority and help you understand who goes first at an intersection and who must wait.
Signs you get wrong return more frequently. This way, you spend the most time on what you still need to reinforce.
Once you have mastered the road signs, check your knowledge with the Traffic Theory tests and sign up for the next Traffic Theory course at Avtošola Tilia.
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