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Q: Where can I get an English copy of the Chinese driver's test questions?

I hear it's hilarious.

Also, was it updated at all since the new traffic regulations went into effect?

13 years 29 weeks ago in Transport & Travel - China

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HappyExPat

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Try

http://www.shekouonline.com/drivingtest.html

Good luck to you

philbravery:

I have been looking for that page for a year

Had it on my old pc before the big melt down of 2009

thanks Happy

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This one is better than the Shekouonline.com page. "Ah, you retarded Sunday poster, it's not English"

You are very observant, no it is in Chinese. Use Google Chrome to translate and you have something that is pretty close to the real deal. The other page I believe is also outdated, there are some questions in the real test that is not on there. (yes, I have failed the test a couple of times)

http://kaoshi.jxedt.com/10034/

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woody

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I have a word version in 6 documents. It is 2 years old so not sure if current. If anyone would like to PM me with their email I will send it on. Some really stupid questions in there. Even if you had NFI about road rules the use of simple logic would go a long way toward success.

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