Key Points: Driver's License Exam Question Bank for Motorcycles 2026, Driver's License Exam Question Bank for Cars 2026, Driver's License Exam Question Bank for Small Professional Cars 2026, Driver's License Exam Question Bank for Large Professional Cars 2026
Includes the latest 2026 Taiwan 'Motorcycle and Car' driver's license written test question banks.
July 2026 'New Motorcycle' Question Bank (All True/False Questions Removed)
2026 'New Motorcycle' Driver's License Written Test Question Bank: Total 1053 Questions, Updated Simultaneously with the Directorate General of Highways
July 2026 'New Car' Question Bank Version (All True/False Questions Removed)
2026 'New Car' Driver's License Written Test Question Bank: Total 1100 Questions, Updated Simultaneously with the Directorate General of Highways
July 2026 Latest 'Small Professional Car' and 'Large Professional Car' Question Bank Versions (Mechanical Knowledge)
2026 New 'Small and Large Professional Car' Driver's License Written Test Question Bank (Mechanical Knowledge) A total of 738 questions, updated synchronously with the Highway Bureau.
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■ Ultra-realistic simulation tests
■ Answer explanations
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■ Store simulation test records
■ Store historical incorrect questions
■ Traffic sign PK challenge (compete with AI on your familiarity with traffic signs)
■ Adjustable question font size
■ Study alarm clock
■ Question error reporting system: Long press a question to report directly
■ Quick swipe function
**New Motorcycle Question Bank Categories**
■ Must-know trap questions
■ Motorcycle hazard perception video questions
■ Motorcycle law true/false questions (removed in the 2026 version)
■ Motorcycle law multiple choice questions
■ Motorcycle signal true/false questions (removed in the 2026 version) )
■ Motorcycle Traffic Signal Multiple Choice Questions
■ Motorcycle Scenario-Based Questions
《New Automobile Question Bank Category》
■ Must-Know Trap Questions
■ Automobile Regulations True/False Questions (Cancelled in 2026 Version)
■ Automobile Regulations Multiple Choice Questions
■ Automobile Traffic Signal True/False Questions (Cancelled in 2026 Version)
■ Automobile Traffic Signal Multiple Choice Questions
■ Automobile Traffic Signal Image Selection Questions
■ Automobile Hazard Perception Video Questions
《Occupational Small Vehicle Question Bank Category》
■ Must-Know Trap Questions in Mechanical Knowledge
■ Mechanical Knowledge True/False Questions
■ Mechanical Knowledge Multiple Choice Questions
《Occupational Large Vehicle Question Bank Category》
■ Must-Know Trap Questions in Mechanical Knowledge
■ Mechanical Knowledge True/False Questions
■ Mechanical Knowledge Multiple Choice Questions
Please search 'Driver's License Exam Question Bank' "Motorcycle 2026" or "Driving License Exam Question Bank for Cars 2026" or "Professional Small Vehicle Driving License Question Bank 2026" or "Professional Large Vehicle Driving License Question Bank 2026"
● "Introduction to the 2019 New Law on Drunk Driving"
The new regulations focus on separating motorcycles and cars and increasing penalties for drunk driving violations. The initial DUI fine for motorcycles remains unchanged at NT$15,000 to NT$90,000, but for cars, it has increased from NT$15,000 to NT$90,000 to NT$30,000 to NT$120,000. A second DUI offense within 5 years will be subject to the maximum fine: NT$90,000 for motorcycles and NT$120,000 for cars. A third and subsequent offenses will incur an additional NT$90,000 fine per offense. Refusal to take a DUI test or undergo a DUI examination will also be punished more severely, increasing from NT$90,000 to NT$180,000, with each subsequent offense within 5 years incurring an additional NT$180,000 fine.
In addition to fines, first-time offenders on motorcycles will have their licenses suspended for one year, and those on cars for two years. If the offender is carrying a child under 12 years old or causes an accident resulting in injury, the license suspension will be two to four years. For drunk driving accidents causing serious injury or death, the vehicle may be confiscated.
Furthermore, new regulations have been introduced regarding penalties for passengers sharing responsibility for drunk driving. Passengers aged 18 and above can be fined NT$600 to NT$3000, excluding those who are too old, mentally disabled, or passengers on taxis, buses, or other public transportation.
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Question Bank Source
■ Directorate General of Highways, Ministry of Transportation: http://www.thb.gov.tw/