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Theory course — Category B licence

The full syllabus of the Belgian theory exam 🇧🇪, explained clearly and for free, theme by theme. 100% original, written from the Belgian highway code. 📚

The express summary: the whole highway code at a glance

Speed limits by region, priority, alcohol, distances and the trick signs. Read it again the day before the exam.

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🎯 The 10 themes

Pick a theme and click to open its lessons.

  1. 🚦01
    Signs, road markings and traffic lights8 lessonsOpen the theme
  2. 🔀02
    Right of way and intersections4 lessonsOpen the theme
  3. 🏎️03
    Speed and safe following distances3 lessonsOpen the theme
  4. 🚙04
    Overtaking and passing3 lessonsOpen the theme
  5. 🅿️05
    Stopping and parking3 lessonsOpen the theme
  6. 🔄06
    Manoeuvres and position on the road4 lessonsOpen the theme
  7. 🚸07
    Vulnerable road users and priority vehicles4 lessonsOpen the theme
  8. 🍺08
    Driver fitness (alcohol, drugs, fatigue)4 lessonsOpen the theme
  9. 🔧09
    Vehicle, documents and equipment5 lessonsOpen the theme
  10. 🛣️10
    Special situations (motorway, tunnels, difficult conditions, eco-driving)8 lessonsOpen the theme

🧭 Practical guides

Everything around the exam itself: how it runs, how to revise, the traps.

Express summary: the entire Belgian highway code at a glanceThe free summary of the Belgian highway code (category B licence): speed limits by region, priority rules, alcohol, distances, parking and the trick signs. Reread it the day before and on exam day.Read What is the category B theory exam like?How the Belgian category B theory exam works: number of questions, scoring, pass mark, where to take it and the right reflexes on exam day.Read How to revise the Belgian highway code effectively?A simple method to pass the category B theory exam: understand rather than memorise, alternate lessons and questions, take mock exams and analyse your mistakes.Read Classic exam traps: theory and practicalThe traps that make candidates fail the theory exam (wording, look-alike signs, marking scheme) and the Belgian practical exam (observation, priority from the right, driving too slowly, manoeuvres) — with the official rules per region.Read