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Thi thử & ôn lý thuyết giấy phép lái xe 2025
Học và thi thử giấy phép lái xe theo bộ 600 câu hỏi áp dụng từ 01/06/2025, đủ 15 hạng theo Luật Trật tự, an toàn giao thông đường bộ 2024. Có video bài giảng, mô phỏng tình huống, tra cứu biển báo và thư viện văn bản pháp luật.
Study the theory
C1Work through all 600 questions chapter by chapter, with the answer and explanation right after each pick.
Open →Critical questions
C1One wrong answer fails the whole paper — study this set on its own first.
Open →Road signs
Look up prohibitory, warning, mandatory and information signs plus road markings.
Open →Car dashboard warning lights
C1What the 64 car dashboard symbols mean, grouped by colour: red, amber, green — car-class material.
Open →Theory exam tips
C1For the 600-question set (B, C1, C, D…): speeds, distances, priority order, vehicle systems and haulage rules.
Open →Closed-course guide
C1Car-class closed-course test: diagrams for all 11 manoeuvres, deductions and how to drive each one.
Open →On-road test guide
C1Car-class on-road test: the 4 manoeuvres, the deduction table and 12 things to remember.
Open →Test process
C1Paperwork to licence: every step, what the test day covers, which classes need upgrading.
Open →Featured video lessons
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Law on Road Traffic Order and Safety 2024
Law No. 36/2024/QH15, effective 1 January 2025 — traffic rules, the new licence classes and the licence points system.
Road Law 2024
Law No. 35/2024/QH15 — road infrastructure, expressways and road transport operations.
Decree 168/2024/ND-CP on road traffic penalties
Effective 1 January 2025, replacing Decree 100/2019 — sharply higher fines for many offences plus licence point deductions.
QCVN 41 — National technical regulation on road signs and signals
The source document defining road signs, markings, traffic lights, guide posts and safety barriers.
Prohibitory signs — how to read them and the ones people confuse
Round, red rim, white face. The group most often confused in the theory test.
Road markings — solid, broken and chevron areas
Markings rank lowest in the order of precedence, but breaking them is still an offence.