Frequently Asked Questions

The official theory test typically consists of around 25 multiple-choice questions covering road signs, traffic rules, speed and alcohol limits, license requirements, and motorbike-specific rules. Our mock exams use the same 25-question format.

A common pass mark is 80% (20 out of 25 questions correct). Our mock exams use this same threshold so you can gauge whether you are ready for the real test.

Theory tests are usually time-limited to around 20 minutes. Our mock exam uses a 20-minute timer to match this format.

Expect questions on: Road Signs, Traffic Rules, Speed & Alcohol Limits, License & Documents, and Motorbike Rules. You can practice each of these categories individually on Cambodia Test Drive.

Policies on retakes (waiting periods, fees, and how many attempts are allowed) are set by individual testing centers and can change, so check directly with the MPWT or your registered driving school. In the meantime, you can keep using our category practice to focus on the topics you missed before trying again.

Minimum ages vary by license category (for example, motorbikes versus cars), and the exact rules are set by the MPWT. Confirm the current age requirements for your license category with a registered driving school before applying.

Requirements generally include proof of identity (ID card or passport), proof of residence, and a completed application form, and may include a medical certificate depending on the license category. Since exact requirements can change, confirm the current document checklist with the MPWT or a registered driving school before you apply.

Yes, foreign residents can generally apply for a Cambodian driving license, usually with a valid passport, visa, and proof of residence. Some visitors may also be able to drive using an International Driving Permit for a limited time. A registered driving school can confirm the current process for your situation.

Fees depend on the license category and can change over time, so we don't list specific prices here. Contact the MPWT or a registered driving school directly for current fees.

Driving licenses in Cambodia need to be renewed periodically, which may involve an updated medical certificate and a renewal fee. Check with the MPWT or a registered driving school for the current renewal process and timeline.

In general, prohibition signs (e.g. No Entry, No Overtaking) are circular with a red border; warning signs are yellow triangles with black symbols; and mandatory signs (e.g. Keep Right) have a blue background. You can review these visually with our road sign flashcards or read the visual guide to Cambodian road signs.

Road signs are one of the largest categories on the theory test, and the shape/color system is consistent and learnable. Use the road sign flashcards to drill shapes and colors, then test yourself with Road Signs category practice.

The official test may be offered in Khmer and sometimes other languages depending on the testing center. Cambodia Test Drive lets you practice in both English and Khmer so you can study in whichever language you are most comfortable with.

Yes. Cambodia Test Drive is completely free, requires no account or download, and works on any device with a web browser.

No. Cambodia Test Drive is an independent, unofficial study aid based on Cambodia's Law on Road Traffic and publicly available MPWT information. Always cross-check with the official MPWT "Cambodia Driving Rules" app and a registered driving school.

The official theory test is administered by the Ministry of Public Works and Transport (MPWT) at designated testing centers, often in coordination with registered driving schools. Contact a local driving school for the latest registration process and location.