køreprøve

Køreprøve, or practical driving test, is the examination required to obtain a car driving licence (category B) in Denmark. It is conducted by an approved driving examiner and forms part of the licensing process overseen by the Danish Transport Authority.

To take the køreprøve, a candidate must have completed the theory exam and the required driving training with a driving school, and hold a learner's permit. On the day of the test, the candidate must bring valid identification and the vehicle to be used, which must comply with safety requirements and be equipped for the examination.

During the test, the examiner assesses practical driving skills on public roads, including vehicle control, observation, signaling, adherence to traffic laws, hazard perception, and interaction with other road users. The candidate may be asked to demonstrate standard driving maneuvers as part of the assessment.

Examiners provide a pass or fail result at the end of the session. If the candidate passes, the driving licence is issued. If the candidate fails, a retrial must be scheduled after a waiting period and often additional instruction.

Notes: The køreprøve is a key step in obtaining a full driving licence, and the rules and procedures are set by Færdselsstyrelsen. Applicants should check current requirements and fees with the testing authority or driving school.