DGT A1 licence questions: Motorcycle rules
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- If a motorcycle carries a passenger, it must have:
- For the A2 licence, the authorized motorcycle must not exceed a power-to-weight ratio of:
- If an exam center outside the provincial capital stops meeting the required conditions for the A1 and A2 licences:
- In an A1 or A2 motorcycle, the luggage or the passenger must not:
- You have effectively held category B for a full year, with no interruptions suspending that period. You now obtain A2. Must you start…
- Before an A1 or A2 practical test, the examiner requests the applicant’s required identification documents and the applicant does not…
- According to DGT final figures for Spain in 2024, which interurban road group recorded more deaths within 30 days?
- During the practical tests for the A1 and A2 licences, the use of phones or other data-transmission systems:
- How should the safety distance on a wet road surface compare to a dry one?
- On a motorcycle ridden by a person required to display the novice-driver sign, where must the “L” plate be placed?
- A motorcycle suitable for the A2 licence cannot be derived from one with:
- The ordinary validity period of A1 and A2 licences is:
- In an A1 or A2 motorcycle, the luggage or the passenger must be:
- If applying the 10% permitted-error threshold in the A1 or A2 specific knowledge test gives a decimal result, what does the regulation…
- If you obtain a class A1 or A2 driving licence, can you drive special agricultural vehicles with that licence?
- As a general rule, the A1 licence authorizes motorcycles with a maximum engine capacity of:
- A motorcycle restricted to 35 kW meets the A2 power-to-weight requirement. To also meet the requirement concerning the vehicle it is…
- What consequences result from the loss of all the points assigned to the holder of a licence?
- The A2 licence generally authorizes motorcycles with a maximum power of:
- The A1 licence also authorizes you to drive:
- In the knowledge tests for the A1 and A2 licences, the official questions may have:
- For the A1 licence, the authorized motorcycle must not exceed a power-to-weight ratio of:
- What is the ordinary validity period of an A1 licence obtained at age 16, with no medical reduction of validity?
- During the A1 or A2 knowledge test, the candidate uses their mobile phone without authorisation. What is the consequence?
- As a general rule, the two test attempts covered by one application for an A1 or A2 licence should be no more than:
- Under the General Driver Regulations, what percentage is used to calculate the maximum permitted errors in the A1 or A2 specific knowledge…
- A passenger travelling in the authorised seat behind the motorcycle rider, rather than in a sidecar, must travel:
- To ride a motorcycle on an A2 licence, the power-to-weight ratio must not exceed:
- In the specific knowledge test for A1 or A2, the expected time is:
- If the vehicle or systems required for an A1 or A2 practical test do not work properly or do not meet requirements, what happens?
- At the same speed, with the same vehicle and reaction time, on a wet road offering less grip than the same road dry, stopping distance will…
- Under the wording of Annex VI.A.2 of the General Driver Regulations, what minimum interval is specified between successive attempts after…
- Obtaining the A2 licence also grants:
- On the date of the first practical-test attempt for the A1 and A2 licences, the applicant must:
- A motorcycle is restricted to 35 kW for A2 and meets the required power-to-weight ratio. What original power must it not exceed?
- To carry a passenger behind the rider on a motorcycle without a sidecar, what requirement must the vehicle meet?
- The tests for the A1 and A2 licences are normally taken in:
- When using new motorcycle tyres on the road, which practice supports safe initial adaptation according to the manufacturer’s instructions?
- Someone applying for the A2 licence who already holds A1 is exempt from:
- Speed limits when driving an A1 or A2 motorcycle:
- The A2 licence generally authorizes motorcycles with a maximum power of:
- The A2 licence authorizes motorcycles with a maximum power and power-to-weight ratio of:
- In an A1 or A2 motorcycle, the luggage or the passenger also must not:
- Except for an exceptional reduction due to justified urgency, what minimum interval does the General Driver Regulations establish between…
- As a general rule, to obtain A1 or A2 you must pass in theory:
- A person holding a valid B licence for more than 3 years may drive within Spain:
- On an A1 or A2 motorcycle carrying a passenger, that passenger must normally wear:
- In A1 or A2 practical driving-skills and behaviour tests, officials may require the applicant to identify themselves with:
- Before or during the practical tests for the A1 and A2 licences, examiners may check whether the vehicle:
- Which engine-capacity, power and power-to-weight limits must a motorcycle meet to be authorised by an A1 licence?
- As a general rule, the A2 licence authorizes motorcycles with a maximum power of:
- In the A1 and A2 knowledge tests, if the applicant has duly justified special needs, the available time...
- In general, conventional roads are...
- In addition to the 125 cc and 11 kW limit, an A1 motorcycle must not exceed a power-to-weight ratio of: