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Theory for a tractor

Tractor theory (license 1)

Tractor theory with questions from the bank, practice exams and an explanation for every answer.

What to know about the tractor license

Course certificate: Tractor candidates must also bring a tractor course completion certificate. (Per the theory test registration rules)

Under 17: Anyone under 17 needs a parental consent form signed by the licensing office. (Per the theory test registration rules)

How the test is built

30 multiple-choice questions, each with four answers and only one correct. You have 40 minutes and need at least 26 correct answers to pass. The questions cover traffic rules, signs, safety and knowing the vehicle.

What to bring to the test

A valid ID from the approved list, and confirmation of the online process (SMS) or a signed green form. Since February 1, 2026, the old paper, non-biometric ID card is not accepted. Full details inGuide: what to bring to the test.

How to prepare

Start withSample test To see where the gap is, keep working on the weak topic, and go over Traffic sign chart. InThe theory book Every chapter is linked to practice. A good sign you're ready: several full practice exams in a row, on different days.

Frequently asked questions

What do you bring to the tractor theory test?

ID, confirmation of the online process, and a tractor course completion certificate. Under 17, also a parental consent form signed by the licensing office.

How many questions are in the test and what do you need to pass?

30 multiple-choice questions, 40 minutes, and at least 26 correct answers.

What do you bring to the test?

A valid ID from the approved list (biometric ID card, Israeli passport, military ID for active soldiers, or an Israeli driver's license for another category), plus confirmation of the online process. Since February 1, 2026, the old paper ID card is not accepted.

Sources: the registration rules on the theory test site, theorytest.org.il (updated February 2026), and the Ministry of Transport's license categories page on gov.il. Rules can change, so check before the test.