DGT AM licence questions: Traffic signs
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- At a junction, a steady circular red traffic light applies to your vehicle alongside a vertical give-way sign. There are no officers or…
- By its meaning, does this sign prohibit entry on your moped?
- What danger does the pictured sign warn of?
- If a traffic officer is directing traffic while you drive an AM moped or light quadricycle, you must:
- With no higher-priority signals or instructions, does this sign give priority at the junction when continuing straight ahead?
- On an urban road with a posted 50 km/h limit, may a moped travel at that speed?
- May a moped be ridden when its exhaust gases pass through a resonator pipe instead of an effective silencer?
- Three signs are identified: A is R-405; B is R-407b; C is R-407a. Which requires moped riders to use the carriageway at whose entrance it…
- With no officer or signs regulating priority, a car on a paved road reaches a junction with another coming from an unpaved road. Which has…
- What must you do to allow a fire engine on an emergency call to pass?
- What does it mean when a car driver repeatedly sounds the horn while their passenger waves a handkerchief?
- In the absence of traffic officers, roadworks personnel regulate passage using an official sign mounted on a paddle. Must you obey it?
- A moped intends to go straight ahead. The traffic light controlling its movement is steady green, and a vertical Give Way sign applies to…
- A motorcycle reaches a junction with a Give Way sign applying to its entry. A cyclist approaches from the left on the crossing road and…
- A circular blue sign shows three white arrows arranged in a circle: it is R-402. What does it require?
- Can you ride your moped on the road where this sign is located?
- A temporary additional lane is opened using cones, with both shoulders used for traffic. What must a moped needing to travel through that…
- When approaching a junction on a moped, a vertical GIVE WAY sign and a STOP road marking regulate the same approach. There are no officers,…
- If you see a line of schoolchildren crossing the carriageway, must you give way to them?
- What danger does this sign warn of?
- Compare these signs: A, an R-301 maximum speed of 40 km/h; B, an S-28 stay-and-play zone; C, an R-411 minimum speed of 30 km/h. Which…
- A traffic officer swings a red light towards you. What must you do?
- Your moped is stopped in a queue before the stop line at a STOP sign. When the car ahead moves off, must you stop on reaching the line?
- At this junction without priority signs, with equally paved roads and conflicting paths, which vehicle has priority under the general rule?
- What does the sign indicate?
- At a narrow passage with this R-5 facing you, you cannot pass an approaching oncoming vehicle without forcing it to stop. May you enter on…
- On three separate road sections there are: A, an R-301 maximum of 40 km/h; B, an S-28 stay-and-play zone; C, an R-411 minimum of 30 km/h.…
- To let a passenger leave your light quadricycle, you stop for less than two minutes without leaving the vehicle, beside this R-308. If no…
- What should you do when reaching a junction marked with this sign?
- May a moped enter a Spanish autovía to continue its route?
- Which of these signs warns of a junction where vehicles approaching from the right have priority?
- With no other stopping restrictions, which of these signs alone allows a voluntary stop but prohibits parking?
- What does a continuous yellow line painted on the kerb or alongside the carriageway edge indicate?
- This sign indicates danger due to the proximity of:
- Under the current Article 36, may two mopeds continue riding side by side on the shoulder?
- An officer extends one or both arms horizontally. Which users must stop?
- The load carried on a two-wheeled moped must not…
- At a narrow passage with no priority signs or steep gradient, a car enters before a moped and they cannot pass simultaneously. Who has…
- A driver gives an arm signal that other road users can see and a contradictory light signal. Which takes precedence?
- What does this S-25 indicate?
- This sign indicates a minimum speed...
- This sign indicates danger due to the proximity of an area where...
- At a yield sign with an AM moped or light quadricycle, you must:
- In a car, you approach a junction without priority signs, where the roads are paved and there are no rails or other regulatory exceptions.…
- The entry sign identifies an autovía. May a moped travel on it?
- If you pass the AM theory test but have not completed the remaining tests, how long does that passed test remain valid?
- This sign indicates danger due to the proximity of an area of the road…
- In Spain, from 2026, which device must be used to warn of a Spanish-registered car immobilised by a breakdown?
- At a level crossing, what do two alternately flashing red lights indicate?
- Which behaviour is a dangerous distraction while riding a moped?
- What lateral safety distance should the moped rider leave when overtaking a cyclist?
- Is this driver allowed to enter the road at the entrance where this vertical sign is placed?
- In the absence of officers, roadworks personnel regulate passage using a prescribed sign on a paddle. Must you obey it?
- While riding your moped, you see a friend ahead on another moped. With no danger or other legally permitted reason, may you sound the horn…
- This sign indicates danger due to:
- An officer on a motorcycle directs a signal at you with an arm extended downwards, angled and held still. What does it mean?
- At an ordinary uncontrolled junction of paved roads with equal priority, three vehicles arrive to go straight: a red car from west to east,…
- Does this sign prohibit motorcycles from entering the road it indicates?
- May you ride a moped while listening to music through earphones?
- At a junction, a moped rider extends her left arm horizontally with her palm down to turn left. A mandatory right-turn sign applies, with…
- What does this sign painted on the road surface indicate?
- At a junction that is not a roundabout, with no officers, traffic lights or signs regulating priority, all vehicles are on paved roads,…
- On a bend with reduced visibility, is overtaking permitted?
- Is the rider of a moped obliged to travel on a road indicated by this sign?
- At this sign, entering the narrowing would force an approaching oncoming vehicle to stop. May you enter?
- A moped approaches a narrow section with an R-5 sign facing its rider. A car approaches from the opposite direction and they cannot pass…
- You witness a road collision without being involved. Casualties need help, your assistance can be useful and officers have not yet arrived.…
- A moped approaches a hatched area of parallel diagonal stripes enclosed by a solid line, which is not the shoulder it must use. With no…
- As a general rule, are you allowed to use your moped's horn?
- If you are driving a moped and you encounter a STOP sign, you must:
- A driver who anticipates hazards and adapts their speed to changing traffic conditions is a... driver.
- A moped enters a pedestrian crossing despite foreseeing that the queue will force it to stop on the crossing and obstruct pedestrians. Is…
- What danger does this sign warn of?
- A moped approaches a junction. The circular traffic light controlling its passage shows a steady red light, with no arrows or other…
- An officer on a motorcycle directs a signal at you with an arm extended downwards, tilted and held still. What does the signal order you to…
- What does it mean when the driver of a vehicle uses the horn intermittently and has the emergency signal switched on?
- On seeing the sign, you know you are approaching:
- May a moped be parked in a hatched area formed by parallel diagonal stripes and bounded by a continuous line?
- The sign indicates the start of:
- This sign means:
- Are you allowed to ride your moped on a road signposted with this sign?
- Does this sign require a two-wheeled motorcycle rider to use the road it indicates?
- An officer at a junction raises an arm vertically. You are approaching, have not entered the junction and can stop safely. What does that…
- At a STOP sign with an AM moped or light quadricycle, you must:
- An officer raises one arm vertically to order a stop. Who is addressed by that signal?
- What does this sign indicate?
- On which of these roads may a moped travel, if no specific prohibition prevents it?
- A pedestrian pushes a two-wheeled moped along the shoulder because there is no usable pedestrian area. Must they obey traffic officers’…
- On a conventional road outside a built-up area with one lane in each direction, a moped overtakes a cyclist. What minimum lateral clearance…
- This sign indicates that...
- This sign:
- You ride a moped without special authorisation. May you use a lane reserved exclusively for buses while that reservation is in force?
- Do emergency service vehicles always have right of way over other vehicles and other road users?
- The moped is leaving a parking area to join the road on which the car is already travelling. Does this give the moped priority over the car?
- Are you allowed to ride a moped onto a road signposted in this way?
- At this R-2 STOP sign controlling your approach to a junction, must you stop your motorcycle even if no other vehicles are visible?
- You approach an officer on the side of the arm being moved alternately up and down, travelling perpendicular to that arm. What does the…
- You are inside a roundabout with no signs or officer instructions changing priority. An ordinary passenger car, not performing an emergency…
- May a private vehicle driver voluntarily stop or park in a marked stopping area reserved for urban public transport?
- A moped rider refuses the legally established alcohol tests after being required to take them by a law-enforcement officer. What penalties…