Driving test pass rates in Sardegna

In Sardegna the share of category B theory tests passed is 59.5% in 2025, across 21,602 tests sat. That ranks the region 11 of 20 Italian regions. Source: Ministero delle Infrastrutture e dei Trasporti (MIT).

The figure covers 4 of 5 provinces. The MIT reports by Motorizzazione office and some provinces have no row of their own, so they are excluded from the regional total. Nothing has been estimated.

Which provinces of Sardegna rank highest?

Category B in Sardegna, 2025 results by province. Source: Ministero delle Infrastrutture e dei Trasporti (MIT). Data as of 2026-09-07.
ProvinceCodeTheoryTestsPractical
Oristano OR 63.9% 1,754 73.4%
Cagliari CA 61.8% 10,016 61.0%
Nuoro NU 58.7% 3,077 75.1%
Sassari SS 55.3% 6,755 60.9%
Sud Sardegna SU n/a n/a n/a

How does Sardegna compare with Italy?

Sardegna against the national figure, category B, 2025. Source: Ministero delle Infrastrutture e dei Trasporti (MIT).
MeasureSardegnaItaly
Theory pass rate59.5%60.3%
Practical pass rate63.9%83.8%
Theory tests sat21,602919,868
Theory change on 2024-0.76 pt+0.04 pt

The practical pass rate is much higher than the theory rate everywhere in Italy, because only candidates who have already passed the theory ever sit it. The two figures are not comparable as measures of difficulty.

Frequently asked questions about Sardegna

What is the driving theory pass rate in Sardegna?

In Sardegna the share of category B theory tests passed is 59.5% in 2025, across 21,602 tests sat. That ranks the region 11 of 20 Italian regions. Source: Ministero delle Infrastrutture e dei Trasporti (MIT).

Which province of Sardegna has the highest rate?

Oristano, at 63.9% in 2025 across 1,754 tests.

Which has the lowest?

Sassari, at 55.3% in 2025 across 6,755 tests.

Is the exam harder in Sardegna?

No. The test is identical across Italy and the questions come from one ministry archive. Differences reflect candidate preparation and mix, not the difficulty of the test.

How these percentages are calculated

Data as of . Source: Ministero delle Infrastrutture e dei Trasporti (MIT).