DGT A2 licence questions: Risk factors
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- If visibility is reduced while driving an A1 or A2 motorcycle, you must:
- You ride in a motorcycle group on a road outside a built-up area with one lane per direction, overtaking permitted and no traffic…
- Outside a built-up area, you overtake a bus on the right on a two-wheeled motorcycle. The bus clearly signals a left turn, there is enough…
- Your motorcycle has considerable power and acceleration. Could this circumstance pose risks to other road users?
- On a conventional road, what maximum speed may a motorcyclist use to overtake other vehicles from March 2022 onwards?
- When riding your motorcycle in conditions of heavy rain and fog, which lights must you switch on, at least?
- Under Annex III of the General Vehicle Regulations, which exterior mirrors are listed as mandatory for a motorcycle with a maximum design…
- Because of a breakdown, your motorcycle below 3,500 kg MAM can only continue safely at 30 km/h and seriously disrupts motorway traffic. If…
- If you feel fatigued while driving a motorcycle, the correct action is to:
- When travelling at night on a well-lit urban road, which lights must you have switched on on your motorcycle?
- Can your physical and mental condition affect driving safety?
- Does excess weight affect the behaviour of a motorcycle?
- Riding your motorcycle without keeping a safe following distance is an accident-risk behaviour that is important...
- Comparing bends on a level road at the same speed under equivalent conditions, which change requires more inward motorcycle lean?
- You are riding your motorcycle on a carriageway covered with water. Is there a risk of aquaplaning?
- If you are not in a suitable condition to drive an A1 or A2 motorcycle, you must:
- Is a motorcycle allowed to travel on the hard shoulder of a motorway?
- According to the DGT’s provisional 2024 report on deaths within 24 hours on interurban roads, which road group accounted for more…
- Riding a two-wheeled motorcycle or moped can be more dangerous because…
- Under the DGT’s advisory “three V” fog guideline, which speed figure corresponds to visibility of 50 metres?
- In the basic Spanish PAS mnemonic for responding to a traffic crash, what order do its letters represent?
- If you carry an authorised passenger on your motorcycle, how should you adapt your riding?
- When riding a motorcycle while sleepy...
- You witness an accident with victims needing help who are not yet being assisted; no officers are present and your help is needed. Must you…
- How does alcohol affect driving ability?
- Compared with a passenger car, a two-wheeled motorcycle offers its occupants...
- When parking your motorcycle on a public road and walking away, must you take precautions against unauthorised use?
- Which intake can promote drowsiness or fatigue and impair attention while driving?
- On a motorway, with no traffic, road or vehicle circumstances justifying slower travel, what is a motorcycle’s general minimum speed?
- You are riding your motorcycle on a day with dense fog; you should know that this situation can cause a...
- Which of these devices must a motorcycle have fitted under Article 16 of the General Vehicle Regulations?
- The probability of having a traffic accident...
- The touring motorcycle is, due to its characteristics, very suitable for...
- On an urban road with one lane in each direction, without a shared-level carriageway and pavement or a specific sign changing the limit,…
- A lorry travels at 90 km/h on a motorway outside a built-up area. With no lower limit or other prohibition, and if the manoeuvre can be…
- Already in a bend, you realise its radius is smaller than expected and your speed is excessive. Which action avoids worsening the situation…
- After drinking alcohol, is it correct to assume its effects on driving begin only after one hour or disappear at that point?
- According to the DGT road-safety manual, which of the human, vehicle and road factors has the greatest involvement in road crashes?
- Which effect of certain medicines can compromise driving safety?
- When driving while drowsy…
- When overtaking a lorry on a two-wheeled motorcycle on a motorway outside a built-up area, what minimum lateral clearance must you leave…
- A motorcycle travels during the day on an interurban road in fog that reduces visibility. May it tow a trailer?
- A tired driver...
- You ride a motorcycle in dense fog. In addition to dipped headlights, which lighting is appropriate if fitted?
- What must you do to prevent gusting wind from deflecting the path of your motorcycle?
- Which type of wind can cause sudden sideways deviations and make it especially difficult to maintain a motorcycle’s path?
- You ride a two-wheeled motorcycle outside a built-up area and intend to overtake a pedestrian. What minimum lateral clearance must you…
- If a motorcyclist unexpectedly encounters a pothole in the carriageway and cannot avoid it, how should they ride over it?
- In rain, when driving an A1 or A2 motorcycle, it is advisable to:
- Under comparable conditions, when a motorcycle’s cruising speed is increased between already high speeds, does fuel consumption usually…
- Which motorcycle-riding behaviour is an example of reckless conduct that seriously endangers other road users?
- If you are riding a motorcycle over wet or slippery road markings, it is advisable to:
- In ordinary driving under the current rules, may you exceed the applicable maximum speed on a conventional road outside a built-up area on…
- May your motorcycle be fitted with front and rear fog lights?
- When leaning a motorcycle into a bend, what must you consider when leaving clearance from the opposing lane and obstacles?
- Which type of wind can suddenly push a motorcycle sideways and change its path?
- On the same motorcycle at the same speed, a posture change exposes the rider more to airflow and increases effective frontal area without…
- If you ride your motorcycle at excessive speed when unexpected hazards may arise, what happens to your margin for avoiding them safely?
- A motorcycle travels on an interurban dual carriageway, with no lower specific limit or conditions requiring a reduction in speed. What is…
- What is the function of a motorcycle’s fairing?
- Snow catches you while riding a motorcycle and grip still permits reaching a nearby safe shelter. Which approach is appropriate?
- If a medicine can affect attention or reaction time while driving an A1 or A2 motorcycle:
- In heavy rain, why should particular attention be paid to puddles or areas of standing water on the carriageway?
- On an organised group motorcycle ride, which criterion is recommended when choosing the lead rider?