DGT AM licence questions: Vehicle and equipment
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- Which of the following behaviours can negatively affect driving?
- On an interurban road where riding is permitted, a moped tows a trailer while meeting the other conditions. Relative to its applicable…
- Spark plugs belong to the:
- If, due to traffic circumstances, you are forced to considerably reduce the speed of your light quadricycle, must you warn the drivers of…
- As a general rule, unless signs indicate otherwise, where should you position your vehicle to turn right?
- When you arrive at a movable bridge, you see a traffic light with two red lights flashing alternately. What should I do?
- You ride a moped through a tunnel and do not intend to overtake. If expressing separation from the vehicle ahead in metres, what is the…
- Is it prudent to keep your vehicle very close alongside a motorcycle for a prolonged time?
- When approaching a bend, if you need to reduce speed and there is no emergency, good technique consists of...
- You ride a moped through a tunnel and do not intend to overtake the vehicle ahead. What minimum separation must you maintain?
- Besides mopeds, the AM licence also generally authorizes you to drive:
- The load carried on a two-wheeled moped must not...
- For a moped less than one metre wide, what is the maximum lateral load limit, measured from its longitudinal centreline to each side?
- When riding a moped on an urban road, is towing a person on roller skates a safe manoeuvre?
- Does an AM licence authorise driving three-wheeled mopeds?
- Can you ride on the pavement when riding a two-wheeled moped?
- Outside a built-up area, may you carry people in a trailer towed by a light quadricycle?
- On a two-wheeled moped with only one exterior rear-view mirror, on which side must it be installed?
- Do you have to turn off the motorcycle's lights when refuelling at the petrol station?
- As a general rule, what ITV frequency applies to a privately used L1e two-wheeled moped that is not classified as historic?
- How should you normally check a moped’s tyre pressure?
- A driver extends an arm horizontally with the palm facing backwards. Which manoeuvre is being signalled?
- A moped legally tows a trailer outside a built-up area, with no other lower limit. May it reach 45 km/h?
- As a general rule, is it permitted to change direction of travel on a stretch of road where overtaking is prohibited?
- What is the function of a moped’s position lights when switched on?
- For a moped’s liquid-cooling system, which maintenance check should you perform?
- For a moped to be allowed on the road, it is essential that:
- The AM licence also authorizes you to drive:
- For a voluntary halt of your moped to count as stopping rather than parking, besides lasting less than two minutes, what condition must be…
- Who is responsible for offences relating to the vehicle’s documentation if no long-term lessee is recorded?
- May a moped exceed the applicable maximum speed?
- Does the type of road you drive on affect fuel consumption?
- When riding a moped over a potholed section that can still be crossed safely, what should you do?
- When riding a moped, which spaces around the vehicle should you observe and take into account?
- After overtaking has started, the overtaking vehicle continues the manoeuvre and a dangerous situation arises. What must the overtaken…
- When you reach a level crossing and find its barriers moving into a position where they will block the crossing, are you allowed to proceed?
- On a through-road in a built-up area (travesía), with no sign imposing a lower limit and conditions permitting that speed, what is the…
- Must an AM licence holder be at least 18 to carry a passenger on a moped authorised for passengers?
- On a two-wheeled moped whose engine transmits torque to the rear wheel, what is that wheel called?
- What is the function of an internal-combustion engine cooling system?
- Which system is intended to keep the wheels in contact with the road surface?
- You have just obtained your first licence, category AM. Must your light quadricycle display the V-13 novice-driver plate, a white L on…
- In mopeds with belt or chain final drive, which elements can carry motion from the engine to the driven wheel, depending on design?
- In a petrol engine fitted with a carburettor, which component meters fuel and mixes it with air?
- Is it permitted to carry a passenger in a motorcycle trailer?
- A steady yellow light on a circular traffic light...
- How can braking distance on ice change compared with a dry road?
- What do the yellow zigzag markings painted on the road mean?
- A moped travels outside a built-up area on the carriageway, although there is a usable, sufficiently wide shoulder on its right and no area…
- On an interurban road without a shoulder, may you continue riding side by side with another moped?
- After a long ride on a moped, its tyres are hot. Is it correct to adjust their pressure directly to the recommended cold-tyre value?
- Your two-wheeled moped has only one rear-view mirror. Where must it be fitted?
- You drive a light quadricycle on a paved through-road within a built-up area, with no lower signed limit. What is its maximum speed?
- On which side may you park when on a road outside a built-up area?
- The retro-reflectors that a moped must have on its pedals, if they are not retractable, must be what colour?
- On a one-way urban road where parking is allowed on both sides, on which side of the carriageway may you park your moped?
- When you encounter snow on the carriageway while driving, what precaution should you take about tracks left by other vehicles?
- What advantages are there if we practise efficient driving?
- May several motorcycles ride very close together without keeping the gap needed to stop if the rider ahead brakes sharply?
- For ordinary use on public roads, must mopeds be registered?
- If the silencer on your moped has broken down and it is making disturbing noises, are you allowed to ride it?
- Before riding a moped, which check of mechanical and lighting components is appropriate?
- What does keeping tyres at the manufacturer-recommended pressure for the load help achieve?
- To travel safely through areas with many puddles, it is recommended to...
- The ordinary validity period of the AM licence is:
- On a paved interurban road where it is permitted, with no lower applicable limit, what is a light quadricycle’s general maximum speed?
- To maintain a moped's stability while travelling, you must:
- For a petrol moped whose manufacturer permits riding gently after starting, is it necessary to idle until normal operating temperature is…
- For a combustion-engine moped, compared with smooth driving under equivalent conditions, aggressive driving with frequent hard acceleration…
- A category AM licence without specific restrictions, in addition to mopeds, authorises driving...
- In an AM moped or light quadricycle, correct tire pressure:
- Before starting a trip with an AM moped or light quadricycle, a basic check should include:
- When the rider of a two-wheeled moped intends to overtake another vehicle outside a built-up area, what lateral clearance must they leave?
- May a moped be ridden if its smoke emissions exceed regulatory limits?
- If you notice unusual noises or vibrations in an AM moped or light quadricycle, the prudent action is to:
- On a conventional road with no dedicated moped route, the right shoulder is usable and sufficient. Where must a moped travel?
- Proper moped maintenance...
- In a built-up area, with no crash danger or urgent service, may you use a moped horn solely to announce an overtake?
- A 16-year-old with a valid A1 licence rides a motorcycle approved for two occupants. May they carry a passenger older than twelve behind…
- As a general rule, outside built-up areas, mopeds shall use the hard shoulder:
- On a two-way urban road where carriageway parking is permitted, beside which edge should you position your moped under the general rule?
- After a dry period, rain begins falling on a dusty, greasy road without snow or ice. Can the danger increase?
- If a warning appears in an AM moped or light quadricycle indicating a major fault, the correct action is to:
- For voluntarily immobilising your moped to count as a stop rather than parking, what conditions must be met?
- You are approaching children beside the carriageway on your moped, and they could enter it unexpectedly. What should you do?
- On a conventional road with no dedicated moped route, the right shoulder is unpaved and also cannot be safely travelled on. Must a moped…
- On a conventional road without a dedicated moped route, must a moped use the shoulder?
- On a conventional road without a dedicated route for it, must a two-wheeled moped use the shoulder?
- Must you carry any other documents when riding your moped, in addition to a category AM driving licence?
- You push a broken-down two-wheeled moped along an urban road with no usable pedestrian area or shoulder. Where should you proceed?
- A two-wheeled moped uses the carriageway of a conventional road alongside a usable adequate right shoulder, with no specially designated…
- A privately used L6e light quadricycle, neither historic nor a driving-school vehicle, is over four years old. How often is its ordinary…
- On a conventional road with no specially designated moped route, the right shoulder is insufficient for your two-wheeled moped. May you use…
- At night or with low visibility on a moped it is important to:
- An AM licence authorises the holder to drive...
- In the same vehicle under comparable conditions, can travelling at high speed increase fuel use per kilometre?
- A moped covered by the AM licence is characterized, among other limits, by a maximum design speed of:
- The good condition of the braking system in an AM moped or light quadricycle:
- What maximum design speed may a three-wheeled moped not exceed?
- May two mopeds keep riding side by side without performing an overtake?