Dallah Driving School Computer Test Questions and Traffic Sign Preparation 2026

The Dallah Driving School computer exam has a total of 30 questions and the time set is 30 minutes. To pass the exam, at least 24 questions must be answered correctly. You can easily take this exam by selecting the Bangla language, and if you memorize the traffic sign and signal chart, it is possible to pass on the first attempt.

The Importance of the Computer Test in the Saudi Driving License Exam

For the sake of safe and disciplined vehicle movement in Saudi Arabia, the driving license issuance process has been transformed to an extremely modern and international standard. For any expatriate worker, the Dallah Driving School certificate is an essential document for driving a personal car or creating employment as a professional driver. Many people drive well in practical driving in the field but fall into trouble by failing the computer exam due to lack of theory classes.

According to the law of the Saudi Traffic Department or Muroor, every candidate must have clear knowledge of overall road safety rules, speed limit indicators, traffic signs, and pedestrians' rights. This exam is not just a means of passing, but the only practical protective shield to keep yourself free from potential accidents on the highway and massive traffic fines. You can collect the complete outline of the whole process from our Saudi Driving License and Traffic Fines Guide.

Traffic Sign Chart and Types of Signals

About 50 percent of the questions in the Dallah computer exam are directly related to various traffic signs or road signs. Traffic signals prevalent on Saudi Arabia's roads are generally divided into three main categories:

Mandatory or Regulatory Signs: Signs with a circular red border force the driver to follow a specific rule; such as — no entry, no U-turn, maximum speed limit, and STOP signal.

Warning Signs: Signs with a triangular red border and yellow or white background warn about an approaching danger; such as — dangerous bend ahead, pedestrian crossing, narrow bridge, or speed breaker.

Informative or Directional Signs: Signs with a quadrilateral or rectangular blue and green background indicate the direction of hospitals, parking zones, highway routes, and fuel stations.

Computer Screen Interface and Language Selection Technique

At the Dallah school's exam room, a separate touchscreen computer is assigned to each candidate. Before the exam begins, a list of various international languages is displayed on the screen. Expatriate Bangladeshis can complete the exam by directly selecting 'Bangla' from the language menu on the screen. There is no language complication in this, and the correct meaning of the question is understood instantly.

Easy Rules for Using the Screen

Four option choices are given below each question. You must lightly tap the correct answer and click the 'Next' button. If any question seems difficult, there is an opportunity to temporarily skip it and answer it again at the end.

Common Question Bank and Sample Correct Answers

Some extremely important questions that come up repeatedly in the Dallah computer exam are discussed below:

Question: Who has priority at a Roundabout? Answer: The moving car inside the roundabout has priority over everyone. Before entering, you must give way to the car already in the roundabout.

Question: What does a yellow or flashing yellow traffic light mean? Answer: To reduce speed, drive carefully, and prepare to stop the car in a safe place.

Question: What is the rule for using the emergency lane on the highway? Answer: Using the emergency lane except for ambulances, police, or actual mechanical breakdowns is a punishable offense.

Question: What is the punishment for using a mobile phone while driving? Answer: Heavy financial fine and deduction of driver's points.

Practical Track Test and Parking Preparation

After passing the computer theory test, candidates must take a practical driving exam in the field. In the field exam, the examiner mainly closely observes three matters: reverse parking (S-parking and parallel parking), control on the figure-8 shaped track, and handbrake coordination on an elevated track.

Mistakes in the Practical Exam That Can Cause Instant Failure

Not fastening the seatbelt as soon as you sit in the car, not adjusting the rearview mirror, not giving the indicator while turning, and touching the parking barricade can directly result in cancellation of the exam. So complete each step calmly and steadily.

License Printing, Fee Payment, and Absher Delivery

After passing both the computer test and the practical exam, the certificate of success is uploaded to the system from the Dallah school. After this, you must pay the required traffic fee using your smartphone's Absher account registration and fingerprint kiosk service. The 10-year driving license fee is generally set at 400 Saudi riyals and 200 riyals for 5 years. After the fee is paid, the card can be received as home delivery to your address via Saudi Post (SPL).

5 Magic Tips to Pass on the First Attempt

Mock test in the Dallah app: Before going to the exam center, practice at least four to five complete model tests in the Dallah mock test app or traffic app.

Memorizing speed limit rules: Keep well memorized the questions related to the maximum speed of 120-140 km on the highway and 40-50 km in residential areas.

Answer sign questions first: After sitting for the exam, answer the traffic sign-related questions first, because these are the easiest and bring 100% guaranteed marks.

Making decisions with a calm mind: One minute is given for each question, so without rushing, check the surrounding situation and options.

Confirming the term of the valid visa: At the time of the exam and license application, the validity of the passport and the term of the Iqama must be active, which you can verify through the Muqeem Visa Validity Check.

7. Main Reasons for Repeated Failure in the Computer Theory Test at Dallah Driving School

Many expatriates fear and fail the computer theory test at Dallah Driving School more than the practical drive. The computer test has a total of 30 to 35 multiple-choice questions, and giving a specific number of correct answers is mandatory to pass. The main reasons for expatriates failing are:

Not knowing the meaning of Arabic and English terminology: Many brothers take the exam in Bangla language but cannot understand the mixture of regional and standard Bangla in the traffic words displayed on screen. For example: 'U-Turn' is translated as 'turning on the reverse path' or 'Roundabout' as 'chattar/gol chattar'.

Not reading the point system and fine amounts: It is a big mistake to go take the exam without memorizing the chart of how many points are deducted and how many riyals are fined for dangerous speed driving, talking on a mobile phone, or not fastening the seatbelt.

Carelessness in touching the computer screen: When clicking on the touchscreen, if another option is accidentally pressed by mistake, many people submit without getting time to correct the answer. So the question must be read at least twice to be sure before pressing the correct option.

8. Practical Road Test and L-Parking: The Psychology of the Traffic Police's Instructions

After passing the computer exam, the final step is the road test and parking exam in the presence of a traffic officer. In this exam, the police officer mainly observes the driver's confidence and whether they follow the basic rules of road safety.

Golden secrets to passing the road test:

Seatbelt and mirror adjustment as soon as you get in the car: After sitting in the car, fasten the seatbelt and adjust the rear-view and side mirrors by hand with your own initiative, even before the traffic police give instructions. Police observe this deeply.

Correct use of handbrake and indicator lights: When starting the car and moving forward, the left indicator must be given, and the handbrake must be fully lowered. If the handbrake is left half raised, failure is declared immediately.

Not giving any jolt during L-parking: No traffic cone should be touched while doing L-parking or reverse parking. The steering must be turned slowly to park the car precisely within the marked box, then put it in neutral and pull the handbrake.

9. Rules for Driving License Renewal and 'Efada' Digital Medical Report

Saudi driving licenses are generally issued for a term of 5 years or 10 years. There is no need to go in person to any Dallah office to renew through Absher before the term ends. However, the precondition for license renewal is completing the 'Efada' medical test at a hospital or clinic approved by the Ministry of Health.

As soon as a blood test and eye vision check are done at the medical center, the clinic authority digitally pushes the test report directly to the traffic police's (Muroor) database. After this, logging into the Absher Individual app and going to the 'Renew Driving License' menu and paying the set SADAD government fee (40 riyals per year, so 200 riyals for 5 years and 400 riyals for 10 years), the new license reaches your home address via Saudi Post.