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Saudi Driving Licence Test
Nirah Digital
About the App
Prepare yourself for the Saudi driving licence theory test. This app helps you get ready for the computer test given at driving schools across Saudi Arabia. With the Saudi Driving Licence Test, you can enter your test with confidence, knowing you are well-prepared.
This app includes 522 exam-style questions, which have been updated for 2026. The questions are based on the Traffic Department handbook and the Traffic Law. Each question has a short explanation, helping you understand the rules instead of just memorizing answers. After answering questions, you can see your estimated chance of passing, along with areas where you need to focus more.
You can take mock exams that mimic the real test format. Each mock exam consists of 20 questions that you must complete in 30 minutes. You’ll see a question grid and can flag questions you want to review later. After finishing, you will receive instant results, along with feedback on every wrong answer. If you have to close the app while taking an exam, you can return and resume where you left off.
Understanding Saudi traffic signs is also important, and this app covers 190 signs, including warning signs, regulatory signs, road work signs, guide signs, and road markings. There are sign questions that will help test your knowledge of the differences between similar signs.
To keep track of violations and points, the app provides official violation tables, showing fines, points, and details on license suspension. You will gain clarity on when a license can be suspended and why it may happen.
You can practice your way with various options. The app offers random tests, sign tests, and custom tests where you can choose the sections and number of questions. There is a study mode that allows you to mark questions as favorites, review your mistakes, and check your history and statistics. You can also set optional daily practice reminders to help you stay consistent.
The app supports six languages: Arabic, English, Urdu, Hindi, Bengali, and Malayalam, making it accessible for many users. You can use it offline, enabling you to study anytime and anywhere.
The Saudi Driving Licence Test is free to download, and all study material is available at no cost. You can take two free tests every day. For full access, including unlimited tests and mock exams, you can unlock these features with a one-time payment. There are no subscriptions, so you can practice on your mistakes and saved questions without worrying about ongoing fees.
All questions, violations, and points information come from official government sources, ensuring that you receive the most accurate information. These include the Traffic Law and its violation and points tables from the Bureau of Experts at the Council of Ministers, the Saudi Highway Code from the Ministry of Transport and Logistic Services, and data from the General Department of Traffic under the Ministry of Interior. Links to these official sources are included in the app under Settings.
Please note that this app does not represent any government entity. It is an independent study tool developed by Nirah Digital and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the General Department of Traffic, the Ministry of Interior, or any driving school. Since regulations can change, it’s a good idea to frequently check the official sources listed above for the latest information.
This app includes 522 exam-style questions, which have been updated for 2026. The questions are based on the Traffic Department handbook and the Traffic Law. Each question has a short explanation, helping you understand the rules instead of just memorizing answers. After answering questions, you can see your estimated chance of passing, along with areas where you need to focus more.
You can take mock exams that mimic the real test format. Each mock exam consists of 20 questions that you must complete in 30 minutes. You’ll see a question grid and can flag questions you want to review later. After finishing, you will receive instant results, along with feedback on every wrong answer. If you have to close the app while taking an exam, you can return and resume where you left off.
Understanding Saudi traffic signs is also important, and this app covers 190 signs, including warning signs, regulatory signs, road work signs, guide signs, and road markings. There are sign questions that will help test your knowledge of the differences between similar signs.
To keep track of violations and points, the app provides official violation tables, showing fines, points, and details on license suspension. You will gain clarity on when a license can be suspended and why it may happen.
You can practice your way with various options. The app offers random tests, sign tests, and custom tests where you can choose the sections and number of questions. There is a study mode that allows you to mark questions as favorites, review your mistakes, and check your history and statistics. You can also set optional daily practice reminders to help you stay consistent.
The app supports six languages: Arabic, English, Urdu, Hindi, Bengali, and Malayalam, making it accessible for many users. You can use it offline, enabling you to study anytime and anywhere.
The Saudi Driving Licence Test is free to download, and all study material is available at no cost. You can take two free tests every day. For full access, including unlimited tests and mock exams, you can unlock these features with a one-time payment. There are no subscriptions, so you can practice on your mistakes and saved questions without worrying about ongoing fees.
All questions, violations, and points information come from official government sources, ensuring that you receive the most accurate information. These include the Traffic Law and its violation and points tables from the Bureau of Experts at the Council of Ministers, the Saudi Highway Code from the Ministry of Transport and Logistic Services, and data from the General Department of Traffic under the Ministry of Interior. Links to these official sources are included in the app under Settings.
Please note that this app does not represent any government entity. It is an independent study tool developed by Nirah Digital and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the General Department of Traffic, the Ministry of Interior, or any driving school. Since regulations can change, it’s a good idea to frequently check the official sources listed above for the latest information.
