Körkortsbestämmelser

Körkortsbestämmelser refers to the regulations governing driver's licenses in Sweden. These rules dictate the requirements for obtaining and maintaining a driver's license, covering various aspects of driving competency and legal obligations.

The process typically involves theoretical and practical training and examinations. Aspiring drivers must first pass a theoretical test assessing their knowledge of traffic laws, road signs, and safe driving practices. Following this, a practical driving test evaluates their ability to operate a vehicle safely and competently in real-world traffic conditions.

Different categories of driver's licenses exist for various vehicle types, such as passenger cars (B license), motorcycles (A license), and heavy vehicles. Each category has specific age requirements and training prerequisites. For instance, the minimum age for a B license is 18.

Körkortsbestämmelser also include provisions for medical fitness, alcohol and drug limits, and rules regarding driving offenses. Serious violations can lead to temporary suspension or permanent revocation of a driver's license. The Swedish Transport Agency (Transportstyrelsen) is the primary authority responsible for issuing and managing driver's licenses and overseeing the enforcement of these regulations. Periodic reviews of driving ability may be required for certain license holders, particularly those with medical conditions or who have reached a certain age. The aim of these regulations is to ensure road safety for all users.