Does anybody know how the driving test theory is in Spain?
 

Any information would be grateful:cool:

Re: Does anybody know how the driving test theory is in Spain?
 

Really simple. There are a number of possible questions. Simply learn the answers (whether you agree with them or not). You are then tested on a percentage of those questions.

All in Spanish of course although some say it's possible to take it in English - but why????

Re: Does anybody know how the driving test theory is in Spain?
 

I think it is not different than anywhere else in the world - you have to know the rules :)

Re: Does anybody know how the driving test theory is in Spain?
 

Try a web search there are a number of schools and the theory test can be arranged in English in some places

An extract from one website:

Driving theory test

There are two parts to the test, one theoretical and one practical. Both must be passed for a driver to be considered competent.

Training for the theory test can be done with us in English.

Driving test

A set number of hours of training must be completed with a driving school. The practical test is taken in Spanish and a translator may accompany the person being examined. Some areas have English-speaking driving examiners – enquire if this is possible when first making an application to take the test.

The practical test is taken in a driving school (dual control) car and the driving instructor accompanies the examiner and person being tested. The examiner gives instructions in Spanish (or English if it’s been arranged in advance) to the driving student.

Re: Does anybody know how the driving test theory is in Spain?
 

Because perhaps not everyone is fluent in Spanish?

Re: Does anybody know how the driving test theory is in Spain?
 

I just passed it a few days ago, ask me anything