Rijtheorie

Terms and Conditions

Last updated: 2026-10-06

1. Who we are and what these terms cover

These Terms and Conditions ("Terms") govern your use of the website drivingtheorypractice.online and the "Rijtheorie" study service offered on it (together, the "Service").

The Service is operated by Taimur Ali, an individual trading as the operator of this Service, with his address at Office No. 789, Deans, Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan ("we", "us", "our"). You can contact us by email at 207yaseena6@gmail.com. We aim to answer within 3 business days.

These Terms apply to every visitor and to every purchase of paid access. Our Privacy Policy and our Refund Policy form part of these Terms. Please read them together.

In these Terms, "consumer" means a natural person acting for purposes outside their trade, business, craft or profession. "Business user" means anyone else, such as a driving school or employer buying access. Where a clause applies only to consumers or only to business users, we say so.

Nothing in these Terms limits any right that you have as a consumer under mandatory law, in particular Book VI of the Belgian Code of Economic Law (CEL), the Belgian rules on the supply of digital content and digital services, and the General Data Protection Regulation. If any clause conflicts with such mandatory law, the mandatory law applies and the rest of the clause remains in force to the extent permitted.

2. What the Service is, and what it is not

The Service is an independent, online study aid to help you prepare for the Belgian theory driving exam (category B). It contains written lessons with illustrations and animations, a practice bank of questions, and mock exams of 50 questions, available in English, Dutch, French and German.

The Service is not an official source. We are not affiliated with, authorised by or endorsed by the Federal Public Service Mobility and Transport, the Regions, any examination centre (such as GOCA-affiliated centres) or any other public authority. The questions in the Service are our own practice questions and are not the official exam questions.

The content is prepared with care on the basis of the Belgian road code (Royal Decree of 1 December 1975, "Wegcode / Code de la route") and related rules as we understand them at the time of writing. Traffic rules, exam formats and exam requirements change, regional rules may differ, and despite our care the content may contain errors, omissions or simplifications. The binding rules are always the official legal texts and the instructions of the competent authorities and examination centres. Please report any error you find to 207yaseena6@gmail.com; we will review it and correct it where appropriate.

The Service is a study aid. It does not teach you to drive, it is not a substitute for practical driving lessons or for the official texts, and it does not guarantee that you will pass the theory exam or any other exam. Your result depends on your own preparation and on the exam itself.

3. Free and paid content

Chapter 1 (its lessons, its practice questions and one sample mock exam) is available free of charge without an account. All other content ("Paid Content") requires paid access.

We may change which content is free, provided that this does not reduce the Paid Content you have already paid for during your current access period, except as allowed in section 11.

4. Access plans and prices

Paid access is sold as a one-time purchase of access for a fixed period:

  • 3 days of access: EUR 3
  • 10 days of access: EUR 6
  • 30 days of access: EUR 15

Prices are shown in euro and include VAT. Our reseller Paddle (see section 5) may display the price in your local currency and will calculate and show the applicable VAT and the total amount payable before you pay. The total amount shown at checkout is the price you pay. There are no hidden fees, no subscription and no automatic renewal. Your access simply ends at the end of the period you bought.

We may change our prices or plans at any time for future purchases. A price change never affects a purchase you have already completed.

5. Paddle is the seller of record

Our order process is conducted by our online reseller Paddle.com Market Limited ("Paddle"), which is the merchant of record for all orders. Paddle processes the payment, collects and remits VAT, issues your invoice or receipt, and handles payment-related customer service and refunds. When you pay, you also accept Paddle's Buyer Terms (available at paddle.com/legal/buyer-terms or via the link in the checkout), which apply to the payment and to your relationship with Paddle as seller.

We remain responsible towards you for providing the Service itself, its content and its quality, as set out in these Terms. Where these Terms and Paddle's Buyer Terms both give you a right (for example a right to a refund), you may rely on whichever is more favourable to you. Nothing in these Terms limits rights that Paddle's Buyer Terms give you.

6. How the contract is formed

The steps to buy access are:

  • choose a plan on the pricing page;
  • enter the email address that will be linked to your access, and check it carefully;
  • tick the two checkboxes set out in the "Acceptance" section at the end of these Terms (acceptance of these Terms, and your request for immediate access with the acknowledgement concerning your right of withdrawal); you cannot continue without ticking both;
  • complete the payment in the Paddle checkout and confirm your order with the button marked as an order with an obligation to pay.

Before you confirm the payment you can review and correct your email address, plan and payment details, and you can go back or close the checkout to stop the purchase. The contract for your access is concluded when Paddle confirms that your payment has succeeded. If the payment fails or is cancelled, no contract is formed.

After your purchase we send you, by email, a confirmation of your order on a durable medium. It includes the plan, the access period, these Terms (as an attachment or a stable link to the version you accepted) and confirmation of the request and acknowledgement you gave under the "Acceptance" section. Paddle separately sends you a receipt or invoice. Please keep these emails. We store a record of your purchase as described in our Privacy Policy, and you can ask us for a copy of the Terms version that applied to your purchase.

The contract can be concluded in English, Dutch, French or German, depending on the language in which you use the Service.

7. Delivery, start and end of access

Access is delivered digitally and starts immediately after your payment is confirmed: you receive a sign-in link by email and the Paid Content is unlocked for the email address you used at checkout.

Your access period starts at the moment your payment is confirmed and runs for the number of days you bought, counted in periods of 24 hours (for example, 3 days means 72 hours). If you buy a new plan while you still have active access, the new period is added after the end of your current period.

Access ends automatically at the end of the period. No further payment is taken. After the end of your access, the Paid Content is locked again; the free content remains available.

If you do not receive the sign-in email within a reasonable time after payment, contact us at 207yaseena6@gmail.com with your Paddle receipt. If you could not use your access because of a problem on our side, see section 10 and our Refund Policy.

8. Signing in and your responsibilities

We do not use passwords. You sign in through a single-use link that we send to your email address. Each link works once and expires after 15 minutes. After signing in, your browser receives a session cookie that keeps you signed in for up to 60 days or until you sign out or your session ends.

Because access is tied to your email address, you are responsible for:

  • giving a correct email address that you control and that can receive our emails;
  • keeping your email account secure, and not forwarding sign-in links to anyone;
  • signing out on shared or public devices;
  • telling us without delay at 207yaseena6@gmail.com if you think someone else has gained access to your account.

We are not responsible for a loss of access caused by a wrong email address you entered, by your email provider blocking or filtering our emails, or by someone using your email account or device, unless we caused or contributed to that problem.

9. Licence and acceptable use

All content of the Service is licensed, not sold. Subject to these Terms and to payment for Paid Content, we grant you a personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable and revocable right to access and use the Service during your access period, for your own private preparation for the driving theory exam.

Access is personal to one individual. You may not, and you may not help anyone else to:

  • share your sign-in links, session or account with any other person, or let several people use one access, including within a family, class or driving school;
  • resell, rent, lend, sublicense or otherwise make the Service or any access available to others, unless we have agreed to it in writing (for example a business licence);
  • copy, download, reproduce, record, photograph, screen-capture in bulk, translate, publish or distribute the lessons, questions, answers, explanations, images, animations or any other content, beyond the short-term copies your browser makes when you use the Service normally;
  • use robots, scrapers, crawlers, scripts, browser extensions or other automated means to access, extract, index or copy content, or to test or monitor the Service, other than ordinary search engine indexing of our public pages;
  • extract or reuse a substantial part of our question bank or other content (we claim the protection of our database rights);
  • use the content to train, fine-tune, test or feed artificial intelligence or machine learning systems, or to build a competing product;
  • circumvent or attempt to circumvent access controls, rate limits, payment or security measures, or access parts of the Service you have not paid for;
  • interfere with or disrupt the Service, introduce malware, or overload our infrastructure;
  • use the Service in any unlawful way.

We may apply technical measures to detect and prevent abuse, such as limits on the number of sign-in requests and sessions, as described in our Privacy Policy.

10. Availability, maintenance and technical requirements

We make reasonable efforts to keep the Service available and working properly throughout your access period, and to fix problems on our side promptly. Like any online service, the Service can occasionally be interrupted, for example for maintenance, updates, security measures, or failures of our hosting, network or email providers. Where we can, we schedule maintenance at quiet times and keep interruptions short. We do not promise uninterrupted or error-free operation, or any particular uptime percentage.

To use the Service you need, at your own cost, a device with an internet connection and a current version of a common web browser (such as Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari) with JavaScript and cookies enabled. Some features, such as saving your study progress, use your browser's local storage; if you clear your browser data or use another device or browser, that progress is not available there. We do not use technical protection measures beyond sign-in and access control.

If the Service is not available or does not work properly during your access period because of a problem on our side, you keep your statutory rights described in section 12, and you can use the procedure in our Refund Policy. Where the Service is unavailable for a meaningful part of your access period because of a problem on our side, we will at least extend your access by the time lost, if you ask us.

11. Changes to the Service

We continuously improve the Service. We may update, correct, reorganise or extend content and features, for example to reflect changes in the road code or the exam, to correct errors, for security reasons, or to improve teaching quality or technical performance. Such changes are made at no extra cost to you.

If a change during your access period would have more than a minor negative effect on your access to or use of the Paid Content, we will inform you in advance by email, clearly and on a durable medium. In that case you may end your access free of charge within 30 days of the notice or of the change, whichever is later, and we will refund the price for the remaining, unused days of your access period. This right does not apply where we give you the option to keep the unchanged content at no extra cost.

12. Your statutory rights and the quality of the Service

As a consumer, you benefit from the legal guarantee of conformity for digital content and digital services under Belgian law. This means that the Service must match its description in these Terms and on our website and work as reasonably expected during your whole access period. If it does not, you are entitled to have the problem fixed, and if we do not fix it within a reasonable time or the problem is serious, to a proportionate price reduction or to end the contract and receive a refund, as provided by law. Our Refund Policy describes how to report such a problem and how we handle it. These statutory rights are not limited by these Terms or by our Refund Policy.

Under the law you must cooperate with us, to the extent reasonably possible and necessary, so that we can determine whether a problem is caused by your own device, browser, network or email account. Our Refund Policy describes the information we ask for. This information only helps us diagnose the problem and does not restrict your legal rights.

The fact that the content may contain individual errors or simplifications, as explained in section 2, does not in itself make the Service non-conforming, as long as the content as a whole remains suitable for its purpose as a study aid. You should still report errors to us so that we can correct them.

13. Right of withdrawal

Consumers normally have a 14-day right of withdrawal for online purchases. Because your access starts immediately, this right is affected by the request and acknowledgement you give before payment (see the "Acceptance" section). The detailed rules, including how to withdraw where the right still applies and the model withdrawal form, are set out in our Refund Policy, which forms part of these Terms.

14. Intellectual property

The Service and all its content, including the lessons, texts, questions, answers, explanations, illustrations, animations, images, the selection and arrangement of the question bank, the software, the design and the name and logo "Rijtheorie", are protected by copyright, database rights, trademark rights and other intellectual property rights, and belong to us or our licensors. Official legal texts and official road signs as such are not claimed by us; our original selection, wording, explanations and illustrations are.

Except for the limited licence in section 9, no rights are granted to you. Any use not expressly allowed by these Terms requires our prior written consent.

Use of artificial intelligence in preparing the content. We use artificial intelligence (AI) tools to help us prepare the Service. In particular, AI tools were used to read official documents (such as the Belgian road code and the Royal Decree on traffic regulations as published on the Belgian official sources), to derive and summarise the rules from them, to rewrite them in plain language, to draft questions and explanations, and to help translate the content into Dutch, French and German. The content is then selected, structured and checked by us, but, as with any text prepared with the help of AI or by people, errors and omissions are possible. The official legal texts always prevail over the Service. We ask you to report errors to us (see section 1), and we correct them when we find them. Nothing in this paragraph limits your statutory rights.

Pictures, illustrations and animations. The photographs, illustrations, diagrams and animations in the Service are original works made for the Service. Many of the pictures were generated or edited with generative AI tools or drawn by us; they are illustrations of traffic situations and not documentary photographs. They do not show real, identifiable persons, and they do not depict real events. Number plates, places and vehicles shown are fictitious or generic. Road signs and traffic markings are shown following the official designs for the purposes of teaching; the official signs themselves are not claimed by us (see above).

Copyright in the content we created. Subject to the rights of third parties and to the extent the law grants protection to material created with the help of AI, we hold, or are licensed to use, the rights in the texts, questions, explanations, pictures, animations and the compilation of the Service, including the material we created or generated with AI tools under our direction and selection. You may not claim these rights, and you may not copy, republish, scrape, resell or use the content to train AI systems, as set out in section 9. If you believe that something in the Service infringes your rights, or shows you or your property, please tell us at the contact address in section 1 and we will examine your request promptly and, where justified, remove or correct the item.

If you send us feedback, suggestions or error reports, we may use them freely to improve the Service, without obligation to you, but we will not publish your name or personal data with it without your permission.

15. Suspension and termination for misuse

If we have reasonable grounds to believe that you have breached section 9 (for example by sharing your access, scraping content or circumventing security), or that your account is being used fraudulently, we may take measures proportionate to the breach, including ending active sessions, temporarily suspending your access, or terminating your access.

Before suspending or terminating, we will inform you by email of the reasons and give you an opportunity to respond or to stop the breach within a reasonable period, unless the breach is serious, the risk to the Service, our content or other users requires immediate action, or the law prevents us from informing you. If we suspend or terminate access by mistake, we restore it and extend your access by the time lost.

If we terminate your access because of a serious breach by you, you are not entitled to a refund for the remaining access period, without prejudice to our right to claim compensation for any damage the breach caused, and without prejudice to any mandatory rights you have. If you used chargeback or payment reversal to obtain your money back while continuing to use the access, we may suspend that access.

You can stop using the Service at any time. Because there is no subscription, there is nothing to cancel; your access simply expires.

16. Liability

We are liable for damage that we cause intentionally or through gross negligence (gross fault), as well as for that of our staff and agents, and for death or personal injury caused by our fault. We are also liable if we fail to perform one of our main obligations under these Terms (making the Paid Content available for the access period you paid for), except in case of force majeure. Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability that cannot be excluded or limited under mandatory law, including your statutory rights as a consumer.

Subject to the previous paragraph, and to the extent permitted by law:

  • we are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, such as lost exam fees, the cost of rebooking an exam, lost income, lost time or loss of opportunity, unless that loss was a foreseeable consequence of our breach at the time the contract was concluded;
  • we are not liable for the result of any exam, or for any decision you make or any action you take in traffic on the basis of the content; on the road, the official rules, signs, markings and instructions of authorised persons always prevail;
  • we are not liable for problems caused by your own device, browser, software, internet connection or email account, or by events outside our reasonable control (force majeure), such as large-scale failures of the internet or of our hosting, payment or email providers that we could not reasonably prevent or avoid, cyberattacks despite appropriate security measures, or acts of public authorities;
  • our total liability for all other damage arising from or relating to your use of the Service is limited to the amount you paid for the access periods concerned, and for users of the free content only, to EUR 50.

Where the Service is used free of charge (the free content), it is provided "as is", without any commitment other than those that apply by law.

17. Business users

If you are a business user, the following applies in addition, and prevails over any other clause to the extent permitted by law:

  • the statutory consumer rights mentioned in these Terms (including the right of withdrawal and the consumer guarantee of conformity) do not apply to you;
  • to the extent permitted by Belgian law, including the rules on unfair terms between enterprises (articles VI.91/1 and following CEL), our total liability towards you is limited to the amount paid for the access concerned, and we are not liable for indirect damage, except in case of intent, fraud, gross fault or failure to perform a main obligation;
  • you must use each access for one named individual only; multi-user licences for driving schools or organisations require a separate written agreement;
  • the courts of the judicial district of our registered office have exclusive jurisdiction for any dispute.

18. Changes to these Terms

We may change these Terms for valid reasons, namely to reflect changes in the law or case law, in requirements of authorities, in our payment or technical providers, in the Service or in our prices and plans, or to clarify wording or improve protection against abuse. We will publish the new version on the website with its date.

A purchase is always governed by the version of the Terms that you accepted at the time of that purchase. A change does not apply to an access period that is already running, unless the change is required by law, is purely to your advantage, or concerns the security or protection of the Service and does not reduce your essential rights. If such a change would be to your disadvantage in a more than minor way, we will inform you by email beforehand, and you may end your access and receive a refund for the unused days as described in section 11.

19. Complaints, disputes, governing law and languages

If you have a complaint, please contact us first at 207yaseena6@gmail.com with your email address used for the purchase and a description of the problem. We acknowledge complaints within 3 business days and aim to give a reasoned answer within 15 business days. Complaints about payment, invoices or VAT can also be addressed to Paddle through its buyer support (paddle.net).

If we cannot resolve your complaint together, you can, as a consumer, contact the Consumer Mediation Service (Consumentenombudsdienst / Service de Médiation pour le Consommateur), North Gate II, Koning Albert II-laan 8, box 1, 1000 Brussels, Belgium, www.consumentenombudsdienst.be / www.mediationconsommateur.be, which will handle your request or forward it to the competent qualified body. We are willing to take part in out-of-court dispute resolution before the Consumer Mediation Service. Consumers living in another EU country can also obtain help from the European Consumer Centres network (ECC Belgium: www.eccbelgium.be). The former EU online dispute resolution (ODR) platform was discontinued on 20 July 2025 and is no longer available.

These Terms and any contract concluded under them are governed by Belgian law, excluding its conflict-of-law rules and the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. If you are a consumer habitually resident in another country, this choice of law does not deprive you of the protection of the mandatory provisions of the law of your country of residence.

Disputes with business users are subject to section 17. If you are a consumer, you can bring proceedings before the courts of your place of residence or of our registered office, and we can only bring proceedings against you before the courts of your place of residence, as provided by law.

These Terms are available in English, Dutch, French and German. All versions have the same value. In case of discrepancy between versions, the version in the language in which you concluded the contract prevails. Any doubt about the meaning of a clause is interpreted in the consumer's favour, as required by law.

20. Age

You must be at least 16 years old to buy paid access yourself. If you are under 18, you confirm that a parent or legal guardian has agreed to your purchase. A child under 16 may use the Service only with a parent or legal guardian, who must make the purchase and accept these Terms on the child's behalf and who is responsible for the child's use of the Service.

These age rules concern who may conclude the contract. Our processing of personal data does not rely on the consent of the user (see the Privacy Policy), so the Belgian digital age of consent of 13 years (article 7 of the Belgian Act of 30 July 2018 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data, implementing article 8 GDPR) is not the basis of these rules. We do not knowingly accept purchases from children under 16 made without a parent or guardian.

21. Miscellaneous

If any clause of these Terms is held void or unenforceable, the remaining clauses remain in force, and the void clause is replaced, to the extent the law allows, by a valid clause that comes closest to its purpose. For consumers, a void clause is simply not applied, without being replaced by a clause less favourable to the consumer.

Our failure to enforce a right is not a waiver of that right. You may not transfer your rights under these Terms to anyone else. We may transfer the contract to another company that takes over the Service, provided this does not reduce your rights; we will inform you of such a transfer.