DGT B licence questions: Basic concepts
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- When approaching a level crossing, how should you adjust speed?
- When reversing, what situation creates a direct risk of striking a pedestrian?
- At a roundabout, if signage permits and it is safe, may you take the exit to return in the opposite direction?
- In an ordinary private passenger car, is an additional reflective vest specifically for the passenger compulsory?
- What is a microsleep?
- Can cars drive on the central reservation?
- A pedestrian walks alone on an interurban road shoulder between sunset and sunrise. What item must they use for visibility?
- Is it permitted to drive a car on a road at the entrance to which this sign is located?
- According to the DGT annual report for 2024, comparing urban and interurban roads in Spain, where was the greater number of cyclist deaths…
- Can suffering from stress for a long time cause serious health problems?
- Which of the following measures should we take to correct deviations caused by a side wind?
- Outside built-up areas, when approaching a vehicle stopped on the road, what precautions should be taken?
- On tram rails, which voluntary manoeuvres are prohibited?
- According to the WHO global road safety report for 2023, what is the leading cause of death worldwide among people aged 5 to 29?
- When overtaking in a car outside a built-up area, which group must receive at least 1.5 metres of lateral clearance under the…
- Can a driver pick up hitchhikers on a dual carriageway?
- What risk can driving on a monotonous road with little traffic encourage?
- What difficulty can some older pedestrians experience when crossing?
- On tram rails, which voluntary manoeuvres are prohibited?
- In view of this sign, may you continue straight ahead?
- At a junction with no signs or officers regulating priority, a vehicle leaves an unpaved road for a paved one. To whom must it give way?
- Because of a breakdown, a car can safely continue at an abnormally low speed on a motorway without seriously disrupting traffic. Where…
- A private passenger car with up to nine seats, no trailer and no special transport operation provides private transport. Must its general…
- A car with MAM no greater than 3,500 kg travels on a motorway at abnormally low speed due to a breakdown, without seriously disrupting…
- A traffic light shows an illuminated white bar on a black circular background, with no reserved lane for buses or other vehicles. To whom…
- A car travels in a motorway’s right-hand lane while another tries to merge from an acceleration lane. What should the driver already on the…
- A car travels on an urban road that is not a motorway or dual carriageway, with at least two ordinary lanes per direction marked by…
- Can trying to remove an insect from the cabin while driving distract you?
- From 1 October 2026, does a driver have a seatbelt exemption solely for making successive goods deliveries with loading and unloading in a…
- For a voluntary immobilisation without leaving the vehicle to count as a stop, how long must it last?
- Which characteristic permits classifying a two-wheeled vehicle without a sidecar and with an internal combustion engine as a motorcycle?
- If it is raining and the carriageway is wet, at pedestrian crossings motorcyclists should try to…
- An adult rides a bicycle built for one person. May they carry a child in an additional seat under the current regulations?
- Which of these riders or drivers must take an alcohol test when an officer requires it at a preventive checkpoint?
- At a marked pedestrian crossing and its vicinity, with no express authorisation for a U-turn, may you turn around to travel in the opposite…
- If you need to transport an injured person in your private vehicle, are you allowed to drive without complying with the traffic regulations?
- Because of an emergency, a vehicle travels at an abnormally low speed and seriously disrupts traffic. If the right shoulder is usable and…
- Can motorways run through built-up areas?
- Under the Spanish legal definition of “automóvil”, what is this class of motor vehicle normally used for?
- An adult drives a vehicle intended for emergency service. What maximum breath alcohol level must they not exceed?
- Having started to overtake, if risky circumstances arise, what should the driver do?
- A passenger car not performing an authorised service intends to make a voluntary stop. At which of these places is it prohibited because of…
- If there is no designated pedestrian crossing across its carriageway, how must pedestrians cross a square or roundabout?
- The driver of a private passenger car gets out during daylight and occupies the carriageway of an interurban road. Must they put on a…
- You drive a passenger car on a two-way carriageway with three lanes separated by broken longitudinal lines. With no signs requiring…
- After taking a medicine, what should be borne in mind before driving?
- A passenger car without a trailer carries only its driver. Which circumstance permits it to use a VAO lane without meeting the general…
- May you make a U-turn to travel in the opposite direction on a motorway?
- May you make a voluntary stop or park on a level crossing?
- For the lights to be used correctly, what should you check?
- An adult who has held a licence for more than two years drives a private passenger car with no service subject to a lower limit. What…
- The special street-cleaning vehicle shown uses an amber V-2 light. What does that light indicate?
- In which situation can a pedestrian be required to take an alcohol test requested by officers responsible for traffic enforcement?
- Must the driver of a car wear a seatbelt when making a short journey?
- When rain wets the road and can lengthen braking distance, how should you adjust the gap to the vehicle ahead?
- When reversing is permitted, how must the driver carry out the manoeuvre?
- As a technical requirement, what sound must an ordinary motor-vehicle horn emit?
- May a passenger car make a voluntary stop in a lane reserved exclusively for bicycles, even when no bicycles are present?
- A lane is reserved exclusively for taxis and the reservation is in force. May a private passenger car use it as an ordinary traffic lane to…
- A passenger car intends to overtake another moving car at a marked pedestrian crossing, with no exceptional passing situation applying. Is…
- Is stopping prohibited at intersections and their vicinity on interurban roads?
- You intend to overtake a vehicle, but a cyclist is approaching in the opposite direction and the manoeuvre could endanger or impede them.…
- Are drivers of vehicles required to take drug tests when requested to do so by traffic police?
- This sign:
- On a vehicle over five metres long used exclusively for goods transport, how far may an indivisible-length load project at most, subject to…
- A vertical R-2 STOP sign applies to your lane. Must you stop if no higher-priority instruction contradicts it?
- Your passenger car becomes immobilised by a breakdown on a dual carriageway and has hazard warning lights. Which light signal must you…
- A special vehicle travels on a public road at no more than 40 km/h and its V-2 beacon works. When must it use the beacon while travelling?
- Under the rules effective from 1 October 2026, may mopeds ride two abreast on the shoulder?
- A person with a disability travels at walking pace in a wheelchair, with or without a motor, on an ordinary road where pedestrian travel is…
- How should a group of pedestrians, led by a person, indicate their position and size when walking at night along the hard shoulder of a…
- Does the General Traffic Regulations framework provide for bicycle trailers, subject to technical and traffic requirements?
- What does the white road marking identified as M-7.6 in the official catalogue indicate?
- In ordinary traffic, with no extraordinary authorisation to use the shoulder, may a passenger car overtake along a motorway shoulder?
- At a level crossing, is it permitted to turn round?
- In all-wheel-drive vehicles, which are the drive wheels?
- Which example has a metal-track running system?
- Does the vertical sign for tram stops exist?
- Can respecting the right of way applicable to motorcyclists help prevent crashes?
- On an urban road that is neither a motorway nor a dual carriageway, at least two marked lanes run in the same direction, with no special…
- Under comparable conditions, which of these driving patterns favours fatigue more?
- On an ordinary road allowing pedestrians, a person with a disability travels at walking pace in a wheelchair. No usable pedestrian area…
- Under the DGT environmental classification, which badge applies to a battery-electric passenger car and a plug-in hybrid with an approved…
- You drive a car on a motorway with three lanes in your direction, all open and with no special reservation. In normal conditions, which…
- On an interurban road, a driver parks a passenger car and leaves the driving position to load or unload goods. As a general rule, which…
- On a blocked ordinary road that is neither a motorway nor a dual carriageway, you cannot proceed forward, change direction or turn around.…
- Road markings signalling a stretch of roadworks...
- When joining a motorway with your car, what must you take into account?
- On a one-way urban road that is neither a motorway nor a dual carriageway, several lanes are marked by longitudinal lines, with no special…
- Lane-selection arrows...
- If you're driving a passenger car, does this sign apply to you?
- When approaching a cyclist, which behaviour helps avoid startling them or making them lose balance?
- When a helmet does not have a protective visor, is it advisable to wear safety glasses?
- You travel on an interurban carriageway with two lanes in your direction. A sign requires travelling at least 80 km/h to use the left lane.…
- When joining the motorway via the acceleration lane, you must...
- Can traffic accidents affect the environment?
- Which of the following effects can smoking while driving cause?
- In ordinary traffic, with no specially designated route or extraordinary shoulder authorisation, which vehicles must use the right shoulder…
- Are travesías considered urban roads when they are within a built-up area?
- What is the purpose of the headrest in a vehicle?