Updated for 2026 CBR Exam Specifications

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Master all 5 real CBR question formats: Hazard Perception, Priority Drag & Drop, Numeric Keypad, Clickable Hotspots, and official RVV 1990 traffic rules.

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Live CBR Demo Question

Hazard Perception

You are driving 50 km/h in a residential area. A ball rolls onto the road from between parked cars.

What action must you take?

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Category Breakdown (RVV 1990)

Priority72%

Speed & Rules88%

Hazard Perception64%

Traffic Signs91%

Alcohol & Safety83%

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Interactive Exam Engine

Every Real Question Format. Exactly Like the CBR Touchscreens.

Don't be surprised on exam day. The CBR uses 5 distinct question types designed to test quick reaction and thorough rule mastery.

Priority Drag & Rank

Equal Intersections & Crossing Order

Put road users in sequence (1, 2, 3) to cross first. Understand why trams always have priority at equal crossings, how shark-teeth (haaientanden) work, and when to apply right-before-left.

Numeric Keypad

Exact Speed & Number Limits

No multiple-choice guessing. You must type exact values using an on-screen pad: Autoweg speeds, beginner alcohol limits (0.2‰), and tire tread depths (1.6mm).

Visual Hotspots

Blind Spots & Lane Position

Tap directly on the interactive diagram: identify the cyclist blind spot (de dode hoek), legal parking zones, and lane positioning.

Hazard Perception (Gevaarherkenning)

Brake, Release Gas, or Do Nothing

The infamous 25-question section that causes 40% of candidates to fail. Train split-second instinct on school zones, zebra crossings, and motorway tailgating.