The Dallah Computer Test — Complete 2026 Guide
The theory exam you must pass to get a Saudi driving licence. Learn what it covers, how it works, and practise free on questions drawn from the official Moroor handbook.
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What Is the Dallah Test?
The "Dallah computer test" is the computer-based driving theory exam taken at approved driving schools in Saudi Arabia. It picked up the name from Dallah Driving School, one of the largest providers — but the theory exam itself is set under the General Directorate of Traffic (Moroor) and administered at approved schools across the Kingdom.
Every question is drawn from the official Moroor theoretical driving handbook, and your result appears immediately when you finish.
How the Exam Works
Multiple-choice questions taken on a computer at the training centre.
Every question comes from the official Moroor theoretical handbook — nothing outside it.
Road signs make up the single largest share of the exam.
You choose your language on screen before starting.
The result is shown on screen as soon as you finish.
Published figures for the number of questions and time limit differ across sources (you will see both 30 and 35 questions, and 20 or 30 minutes). Confirm the exact count, time limit and pass mark with the training centre where you are booked, as details can vary by centre and change over time. The pass threshold is generally around 70%.
What the Exam Covers — Practise Each Topic
Tap any topic to start a free practice test on it.
Road & traffic signs
Warning, regulatory, mandatory and guide signs — the largest single block of the exam.
Right of way
Intersections, roundabouts, merging and emergency vehicles.
Speed limits
Urban roads, highways, school zones and stopping distances.
Violations & fines
Common violations and the SR amounts attached to them.
Demerit points
How the black points system works and what accumulation costs you.
Accident procedures
What the law requires you to do immediately after a collision.
How to Prepare
Read the official Moroor handbook first — every exam question comes from it.
Drill road signs hardest. They are the biggest block of marks and the easiest to lose points on.
Take full timed mock exams, not just topic quizzes, so the real format holds no surprises.
Review every question you get wrong and read the explanation — repeat until the topic is solid.