Same rules either way: 25 questions, 25 minutes, five mistakes allowed. What differs is whether you sit in front of paper or a touchscreen — and that changes how the questions feel.
Færdselsstyrelsen lists 1,600 kr for the category B driving test. Driving-school fees come on top — ask your school what its price includes.
Tests are booked through the official booking system, normally by your driving school, not by you directly.
Both formats: 25 questions in 25 minutes, and you need at least 20 correct to pass.
| Analog test: paper answers | Digital test | |
|---|---|---|
| Images | Scenes and statements shown on screen | Scenes and statements at your touchscreen |
| Answering | Mark the correct statement or statements on your answer sheet | Pick the correct answer or answers |
| Navigation | Straight through, no going back | Move back and forth, flag questions to revisit |
| Result | Given after the test | On screen immediately |
| Languages | Danish, English and German; Faroese and Greenlandic with an interpreter. Availability depends on location. | Danish and English; German in Aabenraa. Audio is available. |
WEXTheory provides its own study questions and explanations. Try the authority's official demo as well to become familiar with its test interface.
Færdselsstyrelsen currently lists sixteen digital locations. Ask your school for the digital format when booking. German digital theory tests are held in Aabenraa; Danish and English are offered across the digital locations.
Twenty-five questions in twenty-five minutes is roughly a minute each. The mixed Exam Mode in the full library runs at that pace.
Sources: Færdselsstyrelsen: formats, official demo and document checklist, Færdselsstyrelsen price list, Færdselsstyrelsen on digital theory tests. Checked 17 October 2026. Fees and locations change — the official pages are the authority, this page is a summary.