Among the driving license test questions with the highest rates of incorrect answers, some topics appear familiar yet frequently confuse many. These include identifying signs that permit U-turns before intersections, navigating multi-lane roads, responding to a vehicle fire, and recognizing signs prohibiting tractors.
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The question most frequently answered incorrectly in VnExpress's driving test section. *Screenshot*.
The question that readers answered incorrectly most often is, "which sign permits making a U-turn to travel in the opposite direction," as shown in the image above. Over 36% of readers answered this question incorrectly.
To help readers thoroughly review potentially confusing test questions, VnExpress's driving test section has added a "frequently incorrect questions" feature. This section compiles questions that have been answered incorrectly by 15% or more of readers, covering all categories of motorcycle and oto driving licenses. Based on this threshold, the current list includes 70 questions out of a total of 600 questions in the entire test bank.
This list of questions will be updated weekly based on actual data from test preparers, providing readers with a more precise and focused approach to studying for their driving license exams.
Can you answer these frequently incorrect questions correctly?
Reviewing individual questions from the 600-question bank and critical failure questions
In addition to the frequently incorrect questions, VnExpress has added an option to practice all 600 questions from the driving license test bank. Previously, readers primarily worked through pre-arranged test sets. With this new feature, learners can directly access the entire question bank, practice individual questions, and review content they are unsure about.
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If weak in diagrammatic questions, readers can focus on practicing this section separately.
This practice method allows learners to be more proactive before taking a complete test, especially for questions they have previously answered incorrectly or knowledge areas they wish to review. For example, readers who are unclear about diagrammatic questions, such as "which vehicle has the right of way," can dedicate more time to this specific content.
Finally, there are "critical failure" questions, often considered the easiest in the test sets but carrying the highest risk. Answering even one of these incorrectly results in immediate failure of the theoretical test, regardless of correctly answering all other questions. Readers can also focus on practicing this specific section on the website.
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Ho Tan


