Pass your Cyprus driving theory test with confidence

The Cyprus theory test is a short oral exam of about 20 questions asked verbally by a Department of Road Transport (DoRT) examiner. You need at least 17 correct — 85% — to pass, which means a maximum of 3 mistakes.

It is oral. Rather than a computer or paper test, a Department of Road Transport examiner reads out questions on the Highway Code and road signs and you answer verbally, in Greek or English.

You must answer at least 17 of the 20 questions correctly to pass — an 85% pass mark, allowing a maximum of 3 mistakes.

The oral exam is short — around 15 minutes. Practising a timed mock test beforehand helps you answer confidently and without hesitation on the day.

Yes, the Cyprus driving theory test is available in both Greek and English. You can choose your preferred language when you register for the test.

The Cyprus driving theory test is administered by the Department of Road Transport (DoRT), the authority responsible for driving licences and road transport in Cyprus.

The test covers road signs (warning, prohibitory, mandatory, information signs), traffic rules, road safety, right-of-way, speed limits, and general driving knowledge specific to Cyprus roads.

No! Pro access is a one-time payment. You get unlimited practice attempts, extended quizzes, detailed explanations, "frequently asked on exam" indicator (where applicable) and full access to all features forever.

Yes — you can start practising Cyprus theory test questions for free, with no account required. A free account unlocks daily practice and progress tracking, and an optional one-time Pass Pack adds full timed mock exams, explanations, and unlimited attempts.

The best way to prepare is to practice with real exam questions on ExamReady. Study all road sign categories, take timed mock tests under exam conditions, and review any questions you get wrong. Most students who practice regularly pass on their first attempt.

Yes, road markings are an important part of the Cyprus driving theory test. You should know the meanings of lane markings, stop lines, pedestrian crossings, and other painted road markings.

There is no limit to the number of times you can retake the test. However, you will need to pay the examination fee each time and wait for the next available test date.

“Frequently asked” marks questions that tend to appear on the exam more often than others. If you have a PRO account, you’ll see a small ⭐ next to these questions so you can prioritize them during revision. It’s not a guarantee that the exact question will be asked - but it’s a strong signal to focus your study time where it usually matters most.