پاکستان ڈرائیونگ لائسنس ٹیسٹ – اردو میں آواز کے ساتھDriving Licence Test in Urdu — Free Online Practice with Audio
Practise the Pakistan driving licence theory test in Urdu, free, with every question and answer option read aloud. Covers road-sign and traffic-rule MCQs for the LLR learner permit and for motorcycle, LTV, HTV and PSV licences — Punjab, Sindh, KPK, Balochistan and Islamabad.
لرنر پرمٹ، موٹر سائیکل، ایل ٹی وی اور ایچ ٹی وی لائسنس کے لیے مکمل اردو تھیوری ٹیسٹ — ہر سوال آواز میں سنیں، بالکل مفت۔
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کوئز لوڈ نہیں ہو سکا۔ براہِ کرم صفحہ دوبارہ لوڈ کریں۔
🎧 سوال اور جوابات سنیں
Each question and its options are read aloud — one question at a time
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Driving Licence Test in Urdu — What This Practice Test Covers
Every applicant in Pakistan has to pass a written road-sign and theory test before a learner permit is issued. For a large number of candidates the barrier is not the driving — it is reading a dense Urdu question paper under time pressure. This page exists to remove that barrier.
The quiz above is the complete driving licence test in Urdu, free and with no sign-up. What makes it different from a PDF or a question bank is the narration: tap Test once, and from then on every question and every answer option is read aloud in Urdu as you reach it. Only the question currently on your screen is spoken, so the audio follows you through the paper instead of talking over itself.
اگر آپ کو اردو پڑھنے میں دشواری ہوتی ہے تو یہ ٹیسٹ آپ کے لیے ہے۔ ہر سوال اور اس کے تمام جوابات خودکار طور پر آواز میں سنائے جاتے ہیں — صرف وہی سوال جو اس وقت آپ کی اسکرین پر موجود ہے۔
Practice by licence category
Motorcycle licence test — 70cc, 125cc and all two-wheelers.
Motorcar and jeep — private, non-commercial vehicles.
LTV licence test — light transport vehicles, including cars used commercially.
HTV licence test — buses, trucks and heavy commercial vehicles.
PSV — public service vehicles.
The theory and sign portion is broadly shared across categories, which is why one Urdu practice bank prepares you for all of them. Heavier categories tend to draw more questions on load, braking distance and lane discipline.
How the Pakistan LLR (Learner Permit) Test Works
LLR — learner licence registration, usually just called the learner permit — is the first step. You pass a written multiple-choice test on road signs and traffic rules, and you are then permitted to practise on public roads before attempting the practical driving test.
Format: most authorities ask around 15 to 20 multiple-choice questions, drawn from the mandatory, warning and informatory sign families plus general traffic rules.
Pass mark: typically in the region of 60–80% correct. The exact figure varies by city and authority, so confirm it locally and practise well beyond it.
Age: a learner permit is generally available from 16, a permanent licence from 18.
Validity: a learner permit is normally valid for six months.
Language: the paper is available in Urdu at most centres — which is exactly the format this quiz mirrors.
Rules differ between provinces and are revised from time to time. Treat the figures above as a guide and check the current requirement with your own licensing authority before you book.
Traffic Signs in Urdu — The Three Sign Families
Most sign questions become straightforward once you stop memorising individual pictures and start reading shape and colour. Pakistan uses three families:
1. Mandatory signs — لازمی نشانات
Usually circular. A red ring means a prohibition (no entry, no horn, no overtaking); a blue circle means a positive instruction you must follow. These are orders, not suggestions, and ignoring one is an offence.
2. Warning signs — انتباہی نشانات
Usually triangular with a red border. They warn of a hazard ahead — a bend, a slippery surface, falling rocks, a soft verge, a pedestrian crossing. They tell you to prepare, not to stop.
3. Informatory signs — اطلاعی نشانات
Usually rectangular or square, often blue or green. They give directions, distances, facilities and route information rather than instructions.
نشانات کو شکل اور رنگ سے پہچانیں — گول نشان حکم دیتا ہے، مثلث خبردار کرتا ہے، اور مستطیل معلومات فراہم کرتا ہے۔ یہ طریقہ رٹا لگانے سے کہیں زیادہ کارآمد ہے۔
Because the real exam randomises the order of the answer options, learning the underlying logic is far more reliable than remembering that "the second option was correct last time".
How to Use the Urdu Audio
Tap 🔊 Test once. Mobile browsers block speech until you interact, so this first tap is what unlocks the audio.
Leave 🤖 Auto switched on. Each new question is then read automatically as it comes into view.
Use 🔁 Replay to hear the current question again, and ⏹ Stop to silence it.
Adjust Slow / Normal / Fast to a pace you can follow comfortably.
The narration uses your device's own Urdu text-to-speech engine, so nothing is downloaded and nothing is streamed. If the badge reads ❌ No voice, your phone has no Urdu or Hindi voice installed — add one under Settings → Language & input → Text-to-speech on Android, or Settings → Accessibility → Spoken Content → Voices on iPhone. A Hindi voice will read Urdu script acceptably if no Urdu voice is available.
پہلی بار "Test" کا بٹن ایک بار دبائیں — اس کے بعد ہر سوال خود بخود آواز میں سنائی دے گا۔
Where This Test Applies
The road-sign syllabus is national, so this Urdu practice test is relevant wherever you are applying:
Punjab — via DLIMS, including Lahore, Faisalabad, Rawalpindi, Multan and Gujranwala.
Islamabad — Islamabad Traffic Police (ITP).
Sindh — including Karachi and Hyderabad.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa — including Peshawar and Abbottabad.
Balochistan — including Quetta.
Fees, appointment booking and medical-certificate requirements are set locally and do change. Our free driving licence fee calculator gives you the current amount for your category, licence verification checks your status online, and the downloads page has free Urdu MCQ books and road-sign PDFs. Prefer to practise in English? Start from the main sign test.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the driving licence test in Urdu free on SignTest.pk?
Yes. The full Urdu driving licence practice test is free, with no sign-up, no app download and no hidden charges. Every question and answer option is also narrated aloud in Urdu.
How many questions are in the Pakistan driving licence theory test?
Most licensing authorities ask around 15 to 20 multiple-choice questions and require roughly 60 to 80 percent correct to pass. The exact count and pass mark vary by city and authority, so check your local traffic police website and practise beyond the pass mark.
Does the quiz read the questions aloud in Urdu?
Yes. Each MCQ and its options are narrated automatically in Urdu, one question at a time, reading only the question currently on screen. This is designed for learners who find reading Urdu text difficult.
Which licence categories does this Urdu test cover?
Motorcycle, motorcar and jeep, LTV, HTV and PSV categories, following the road-sign and theory syllabus used by Pakistan traffic police.
What is the LLR test in Pakistan?
LLR stands for learner licence registration, commonly called the learner permit. It is the written road-sign and theory test you must pass before you are allowed to practise driving on public roads. A learner permit is normally valid for six months.
What age do I need to be to apply for a learner permit in Pakistan?
A learner permit is generally available from age 16, and a permanent driving licence from age 18. Requirements can differ by province, so confirm with your local licensing authority.
Can I take the Urdu driving test on my mobile phone?
Yes. The test works in any modern mobile browser on Android and iPhone. The Urdu audio uses your device built-in Urdu or Hindi text-to-speech engine, so no extra app is needed.
Is SignTest.pk the official Pakistan driving licence test?
No. SignTest.pk is an independent preparation platform and is not affiliated with any government body. The official test is conducted by the traffic police or licensing authority of your province.
What happens if I fail the driving licence theory test?
You can normally reapply and sit the test again. Waiting periods and re-test fees vary by authority, so check the rules for your district before booking a new appointment.
Are the road signs in this test the same as the real exam?
The practice bank follows the mandatory, warning and informatory sign families used in the official syllabus. Learning the signs by shape and colour is more reliable than memorising answer positions, because the real exam randomises option order.