DGT B licence questions: Basic concepts
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- Must a driver give way to lines of schoolchildren walking along the road?
- At a junction you come across a traffic light showing a flashing amber light. What should you do?
- Excluding the mass-or-dimensions exception, which vehicle may tow a broken-down car on a motorway?
- In a bus-only lane, what does the M-7.6 road marking indicate?
- With the same driver reaction time, what happens to the distance travelled before braking begins when speed increases?
- Why can modifying a car front without the necessary checks be dangerous?
- When overtaking pedestrians with a car outside a built-up area, what minimum lateral clearance must you leave?
- What form of motion energy decreases when a vehicle slows down during braking?
- What effect can excessive speed have on crash risk?
- Occupants of a moped with a self-protection structure and belts recorded in its technical documentation must wear the belt…
- What is the distance called from the driver perceiving a hazard until the vehicle comes to a complete stop?
- On a conventional road with no specific pedestrian prohibition, there is no pedestrian area or passable shoulder. May a pedestrian use the…
- If you want to turn left, you should know that it is forbidden when ...
- When faced with a red traffic light positioned before an intersection, where must you stop?
- This sign...
- What measure reduces the risk of faults related to the vehicle’s technical condition?
- This sign indicates...
- Carelessness at the wheel...
- Which of these names is used for a hill-start assistance system?
- Is it forbidden for the driver of a vehicle to throw objects out of the window that could endanger road safety?
- After a motorcycle fall, a conscious rider has stopped and suspects injuries. If there is no immediate danger, what should they do?
- Are cyclists required to turn on their lights when riding at night?
- Drivers must give way to animals...
- At a narrowing with no priority signs, a car towing a trailer and a bus meet, and it is not known which one entered first. Which vehicle…
- If a vehicle comes to a stop due to a breakdown on a level crossing, the driver must first take the necessary measures to...
- Outside built-up areas, you drive at night above 40 km/h on an insufficiently lit road. When must you switch from main beam to dipped beam?
- Can a driver's state and behaviour cause distractions?
- When overtaking a cyclist outside built-up areas, what is the regulatory minimum lateral gap?
- At a level crossing, what should you do if the barrier is about to go up?
- If you smoke while driving, can you throw the cigarette onto the road?
- Which are the driven wheels?
- On a carriageway with at least two lanes in your direction, you have passed a lorry and will make another permitted overtake. May you…
- In a car towing a light trailer, is it compulsory to carry a fire extinguisher?
- As a general rule, may a passenger car enter or stop in a hatched area enclosed by a continuous line?
- What does a yellow zigzag marking alongside the carriageway edge indicate by itself?
- Within a built-up area, may a passenger car in ordinary traffic use its horn solely to announce an intention to overtake?
- Where parking on the carriageway or shoulder of a two-way urban road is permitted, alongside which edge must the vehicle be placed?
- Considering only this sign, with no additional panels, what does it prohibit?
- As a general rule, what does a hatched area enclosed by a continuous line indicate?
- Is reaction distance always the same?
- May a three-wheeled vehicle tow a trailer if legal conditions are met and its technical authorisation permits it?
- Is it dangerous for people travelling in the rear seats not to use their seat belts?
- With painkillers or antihistamines it is advisable ...
- When facing an R-400a sign with a white arrow pointing right on a blue background, what must you do?
- You approach a junction controlled only by a STOP sign and a stop line. What must you do?
- For lane counting under the lane-use provisions preceding Article 34, are lanes reserved exclusively for buses or taxis counted?
- A car reaches an ordinary junction without priority signs between two paved roads. A cyclist approaches from its right. With no applicable…
- Which effect of ecstasy can impair driving?
- According to DGT data for 2014–2023 on collisions involving pedestrians at crossings, which setting recorded the greater number?
- A traffic light on the left applies to your lane and intended movement. Must you obey it?
- Which factor can increase cyclists’ exposure to road risk during summer?
- May a passenger car overtake another moving passenger car at a marked pedestrian crossing or nearby?
- An R-5 sign controls a narrow passage. If you cannot cross without forcing an oncoming vehicle to stop, must you stop to let it pass?
- When does a motorcycle have to have its dipped headlights on during the day?
- Which effect of LSD can impair driving?
- A car will cross a cycle route used by cyclists, with no officer, lights or signs establishing a different priority. Must it give way?
- What danger does the P-6 tram-crossing sign warn of?
- When crossing a hard shoulder used by pedestrians, what must you do?
- As ordinary required equipment, must a lorry carry a high-visibility reflective vest?
- You approach a drovers’ crossing marked with the domestic-animal sign and a “cañada” panel. A herd will cross. With no instructions or…
- What does the vertical sign in the picture mean?
- Must a lorry always move onto the shoulder to help an overtake solely because it is a heavy vehicle?
- The vehicle ahead clearly signals a left turn at a junction. With sufficient space and no danger or other prohibition, on which side must…
- Can a carriageway carry traffic in one direction or in two opposite directions?
- An extra temporary lane has been created on a two-way carriageway using both shoulders. A car travels at 70 km/h in the correct position,…
- Is there a general obligation to fit headlamp washers to every vehicle regardless of its approved lighting system?
- What attitude should the driver of a vehicle adopt in an area signposted for roadworks?
- A person has collapsed without trauma, is unresponsive and is breathing normally. After calling 112 for help, in which position should you…
- You drive a car not authorised to travel in a bus-only lane. On a section separated by a broken line, with no other prohibition, what may…
- For use of main beam as driving illumination, which circumstance by itself prevents its continuous use?
- The right indicator will be used to indicate...
- Must two-wheeled mopeds carry dipped-beam headlights?
- Which light must school transport vehicles activate when children are getting on or off?
- Are passengers of a quadricycle required to wear a helmet on urban roads?
- You travel in an ordinary motorway lane and a car intends to join from an acceleration lane. What must you do?
- During which manoeuvre does RCTA, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, monitor cross traffic behind the vehicle?
- To signal a turn at a junction, a moped rider extends their left arm horizontally with the palm down. Which turn direction are they…
- For safety, what should you bear in mind when driving through intersections?
- A heavy vehicle uses a carriageway too narrow for easy, safe overtaking. If the shoulder is usable and moving onto it is safe, may it use…
- The first rains make roads more slippery because...
- On which of these sections can the monotony of a long journey make it particularly easy to become inattentive, even with good visibility?
- You approach a junction with a STOP sign applying to you and a visible stop line before entering. Where must you make the first stop?
- What should you do if you are taking medication and decide to drive?
- If a driver exceeds the permitted alcohol level in the required tests, may officers immobilise the vehicle?
- If a passenger car becomes immobilized and must use a connected V16 beacon, where should it be placed?
- Should a driver enter a pedestrian crossing if they anticipate they may end up stopped within it due to heavy traffic?
- In a safe place, you find an adult who is unresponsive and not breathing normally. After seeking help and calling 112, what must you start…
- How should we generally signal the manoeuvres we are about to carry out?
- For a voluntary stop or parking in a car, which place may be permitted if there are no other prohibitions and applicable rules are met?
- Does the compulsory third-party liability insurance of a vehicle causing a crash cover its own driver’s injuries?
- What is the term for a widened section of the road intended for vehicles to stop without obstructing traffic on the carriageway?
- You are driving by day with intense sunlight reflected from snow. Can sunglasses suitable for driving help?
- An officer in a vehicle directs a flashing red light towards the vehicle travelling ahead. What does this tell that driver?
- What does the vertical congestion sign warn of?
- As pedestrians, are children aged 6 to 10 a risk group in traffic?
- On a motorcycle whose driver and passenger are required to wear helmets, the passenger rides without one. Who is responsible for that…
- You are trained to give CPR to an unresponsive adult without trauma who is not breathing normally. You have called 112 and given 30…
- A car overtakes a cyclist outside a built-up area. What is the required minimum lateral clearance?
- What does a beacon signal with a fixed red light indicate?
- By day, after a crash on an interurban road, a car driver gets out and will enter the carriageway or shoulder. Must they wear a…