DGT AM licence questions: Vehicle and equipment
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- Outside a built-up area, when does the general rule allow a passenger to ride in a moped’s trailer?
- On a two-wheeled moped less than 1 metre wide, how far may the load extend sideways, measured from its longitudinal centreline?
- On a two-wheeled moped authorised to carry a passenger and tow a trailer, with the legal conditions met, where must the passenger sit?
- Are mopeds allowed to hold speed competitions on public roads or roads open to public use?
- On a two-wheeled moped, when should the orientation of the mirrors be checked?
- When there are refuges or islands in the centre of the carriageway, which side must you pass them on as a general rule?
- Two mopeds continue riding side by side on the shoulder of an interurban road. Without performing an overtake, is that way of riding…
- As speed increases...
- In a warmed-up combustion engine, an abnormally high idle speed compared with the manufacturer’s specification can...
- On a conventional road outside a built-up area, when must a moped use only the indispensable part of the carriageway?
- If the shock absorbers are in poor condition, they will affect:
- Is a brake light compulsory on a two-wheeled moped first put into circulation after 1 November 1999?
- Can the distance travelled before reacting be reduced?
- Driving with sudden acceleration and braking is a behaviour that...
- Does the load affect fuel consumption?
- One or two white lights on a car illuminate the area behind, excluding the number-plate lights. Which manoeuvre do they signal?
- What condition concerning the moped itself is necessary to carry a passenger, in addition to meeting the other legal requirements?
- Under the General Vehicle Regulations definition, what is the maximum engine capacity of a two-wheeled moped with an internal-combustion…
- The Traffic Headquarters will issue you a duplicate of the licence that authorises you to drive mopeds…
- If you notice a major fault in the brakes or steering of an AM moped or light quadricycle, the correct action is to:
- A moped rider moves an arm alternately up and down with short, quick movements. What does this indicate?
- You are an adult and your parents authorise you to carry your eight-year-old brother on a moped approved for a passenger. May you do so…
- A motorcycle has a self-protection structure and a seat belt, as recorded on its ITV technical card. On which roads must its occupants use…
- On a two-wheeled moped with conventional controls, which hand operates the front-brake lever?
- What driving authorisation must you hold to ride a moped on Spanish public roads?
- In what position should a passenger travelling on a two-wheeled moped sit?
- When approaching a bend on a moped, if you need to reduce speed, what is the generally recommended technique?
- A moped is defined, among other limits, by having a maximum design speed not exceeding:
- Besides your driving licence, which documents for your Spanish-registered moped must you carry when riding in Spain?
- A continuous longitudinal yellow line on the kerb, with no time restriction making it inapplicable at that moment, prohibits…
- The braking distance of an AM moped or light quadricycle:
- You should check your mirrors:
- On an interurban road with a passable, sufficiently wide shoulder, may you keep riding your moped alongside another without performing an…
- Your light quadricycle has a protective structure and seatbelts for the driver and passenger, as recorded in its technical documentation.…
- What does it indicate when the driver of a vehicle moves their arm up and down alternately with short, quick movements?
- You are driving. Is it correct to adjust your motorcycle's rear-view mirror?
- With other conditions comparable, which practice tends to increase a moped’s fuel consumption?
- In a test for the AM licence, the examiner may check that the applicant is wearing:
- During a moped overtake governed by Article 36.5, may you remain alongside for more than 15 seconds if the distance is under 200 metres?
- A moped rider moves her arm alternately up and down with short, rapid movements. What intention does she signal?
- A driver moves their arm up and down repeatedly with short, quick movements. What intention does this signal warn of?
- A flashing amber light on a circular traffic signal...
- On a two-wheeled moped less than one metre wide, with its load properly secured, what is the maximum rear projection?
- A father wants to carry his 9-year-old son on a two-wheeled moped without a protective structure. The vehicle is authorised to carry a…
- To save fuel, a car is safely stationary during a prolonged stop outdoors. Is switching off the engine advisable when the vehicle and its…
- To carry an adult passenger on a two-wheeled moped authorised for this purpose, what is the minimum age of a rider holding a valid AM…
- As a general rule, what colour is a car’s dipped-beam headlight?
- A moped overtakes a bicycle in a situation governed by Article 36.5. Besides not exceeding 15 seconds alongside and meeting other safety…
- May a child aged seven or younger travel as a moped passenger?
- When joining a road on a moped from an access, with no officer’s instruction requiring otherwise, must you give way to vehicles already…
- A moped joins a public road from a private access while a bicycle is already travelling along it. There is no officer’s instruction…
- What does an AM licence restricted to three-wheel vehicles or light quadricycles, identified by code 79.02, allow you to drive?
- With snow on the carriageway, does following other vehicles’ tracks guarantee enough grip to drive safely?
- On a two-wheeled moped, is it correct to check the rear-view mirror before carrying out a manoeuvre?
- To see and be seen while driving a moped, it is important to:
- A correct riding position on a moped is one that allows the rider to reach the handlebars with the arms...
- On a conventional road outside a built-up area, with no applicable lower limit, what is a moped’s general maximum speed?
- To drive an AM moped or light quadricycle safely, it is advisable to keep especially clean:
- What function does the tread pattern of a moped’s road tyres serve?
- A motorcycle has a protective structure and seat belts, both recorded on its technical inspection card. Under article 118.1, on which roads…
- With no usable pedestrian area, someone pushes a two-wheel moped along the shoulder or, if unavailable, the carriageway. Which side must…
- If our moped has gears, how can we save fuel?
- On a two-way street, the green van is wholly in an authorised space on the right, facing its lane’s direction; the blue car has one wheel…
- A steering fault in an AM moped or light quadricycle:
- On a two-wheeled moped in daylight with good visibility, you use an ordinary lane in its normal direction, outside tunnels and underpasses,…
- Driving an AM moped or light quadricycle with poorly adjusted mirrors:
- In a conventional four-stroke petrol engine, which substances combine to produce combustion?
- You are parking a light quadricycle and must reverse as part of that manoeuvre. What is the maximum distance you may reverse?
- Your moped’s tyres have been used for more than five years. Is checking tread alone sufficient to decide they may remain in use?
- Among other factors, braking distance depends on:
- A moped travels on a paved conventional road outside a built-up area, with no lower specific limit. What is its general maximum speed?
- Several moped riders travel together on the usable, sufficiently wide right shoulder of a road, with no dedicated route for them. How must…
- Your combustion-powered motorcycle emits smoke above regulatory limits. May you continue riding it in that condition?
- As a general rule, overtaking is carried out…
- When stopping a moped behind another vehicle at a traffic light on an urban street, what is a prudent approach to the space left ahead?
- Are you allowed to enter a level crossing whose barriers are moving to close across the road?
- A two-wheeled moped descends a winding road with a usable and sufficiently wide right shoulder. With no other reason, may it leave the…
- At an ordinary circular vehicle traffic light, with no arrows or officers’ instructions altering its application, which light prohibits…
- May a two-wheeled moped without any mirrors be ridden on a public road?
- A moped uses a conventional road’s carriageway despite a usable, sufficiently wide right shoulder, with no specially designated route or…
- When the illuminated silhouette of a cycle appears at a traffic light, its indications refer to...
- If snow on the road becomes compacted and turns into ice, which risk increases?
- On a one-way road, with no designated facility or special regulation allowing a U-turn, it is prohibited to...
- A moped is voluntarily parked on the usable part of an interurban road’s shoulder, with no breakdown or emergency. Is this correct?
- Do road markings painted on the road surface affect grip?
- On a combustion-engine moped, comparing similar journeys and conditions, what effect does frequent hard acceleration and braking usually…
- Which three principles does the DGT identify as the basis of preventive driving?
- On a moped with a conventional lead-acid battery designed for electrolyte maintenance, where is its level checked?
- Does the transmission chain of a moped need maintenance?
- Does a category AM licence alone authorise riding motorcycles?
- A moped may tow a trailer provided that, among other conditions,...
- Outside a built-up area, a moped tows a trailer meeting article 12.3 conditions. How must speed be adjusted relative to the general article…
- As a general rule, what is the maximum speed at which you may ride your moped on a conventional road?
- Under Spain’s ordinary registration regime, which mopeds must be registered for lawful use on public roads?
- What colour must the dipped-beam light of a two-wheeled moped be?
- A car drives at night on a sufficiently lit road, without fog or other conditions requiring special lighting. May it use position lights…
- In a petrol-engined moped, which circuits supply the components needed for combustion?
- A two-wheeled moped under the ordinary inspection regime is one year past its first registration. Is a periodic ITV inspection already due…
- A passenger travelling on a two-wheeled moped...
- To drive in an “efficient” manner, it is necessary to travel…