Exam topic 13 of 18
The licence & document validity
What the Belgian category-B theory exam expects you to know about the licence & document validity, and what Examula holds on it: 12 short lessons and 59 practice questions, each with a full explanation. Try one of them below, then study the rest in the app.
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What does a candidate for a category B licence sign about their own fitness to drive?
The answer
D — A declaration on their word of honour about physical and mental fitness and eyesight
Why
A candidate for AM, A1, A2, A, B, B+E or G signs a declaration on their word of honour that, to their knowledge, they do not suffer from the defects or conditions listed for group 1, in two parts: general physical and mental fitness, and eyesight (art. 41, § 1).
Why not
- A A doctor is involved only when the candidate cannot sign a part of the declaration.
- B That route is for the heavy categories, not for an ordinary category B candidate.
- C The centre does not assess fitness; the declaration is the candidate's own.
Source: KB of 23 March 1998 on the driving licence, art. 41, § 1 and annex 6
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