DGT B licence questions: Basic concepts
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- What is the name given to the phenomenon caused by the excessive emission of sulphur compounds?
- Are vehicle drivers obliged to take a breathalyser test if traffic officers require it during a preventive check?
- Can respecting motorcycles’ right of way help prevent crashes, especially at junctions?
- A pedestrian walks at night on the shoulder of an interurban road. Must they use an item to make them visible?
- At a level crossing, what should you do if the barrier is moving to rise?
- What is the purpose of no-entry prohibition signs?
- Another car intends to join traffic. What obligation do drivers already travelling on the road have?
- What is the most common way to enter a motorway?
- A broken yellow line is beside the edge of the carriageway. What does it restrict on its own?
- Which element is impaired by darkness when driving at night?
- A traffic jam keeps your vehicle stopped inside a tunnel for more than two minutes. What must you do?
- Is it prohibited to enter beyond this sign while pushing hand carts?
- Any driver is obliged to…
- On a road outside a built-up area with two lanes in your direction, which lane does a car normally use?
- With a car safely parked, where should a cigarette end be placed to avoid throwing it onto the road?
- Two vehicles meet on a narrow section with no priority signs and a gradient of at least 7%. The uphill vehicle cannot reach a passing place…
- In a built-up area, a public transport bus signals that it will leave a marked stop. Must you facilitate the manoeuvre?
- On vehicles with a width of less than one metre, the load must not project laterally by more than...
- If, due to traffic circumstances, a vehicle is immobilised inside an underpass, the driver must, among other measures,...
- What is the headrest fundamentally for?
- When there is no free space nearby, is it permitted to double-park?
- In a lorry under 3,500 kg maximum authorised mass fitted with seat belts, with adult occupants and no exemptions, who must fasten them?
- As a general rule, without an emergency, may you park on the usable part of an interurban road’s shoulder?
- If, while riding a motorcycle, you cannot avoid a pothole in the road, which of the following is the most appropriate course of action?
- A 13-year-old wants to be a passenger on an ordinary two-wheel motorcycle authorised to carry a passenger. May they do so if all other…
- Which of these functions may an area marked with a yellow zigzag have?
- In low light, how does appropriate vehicle lighting contribute to safety?
- The safest blood alcohol level for driving is...
- What number-plate reading distance, with normal eyesight, does the regulation use to define an insufficiently lit road?
- When a car overtakes a cyclist outside a built-up area, what minimum lateral clearance is required?
- On an ordinary three-lane roundabout, without signs allowing an exit from another lane, where should you position yourself before leaving?
- If a person has slower reactions, which situation can be particularly difficult when driving?
- What is the maximum distance, in metres, that may be travelled in reverse when carrying out a parking manoeuvre?
- A continuous M-2.4 line separates a specialised lane from adjacent basic lanes. How does its width compare with an ordinary continuous line?
- Does the general equipment requirement require a fire extinguisher in a private car travelling without a trailer?
- At a level crossing where the barriers are moving, a vehicle...
- On a conventional road outside a built-up area, without a prohibition or emergency, how should you position the vehicle when parking…
- Is it advisable for motorcyclists to wear gloves?
- On a two-lane road running in the same direction, if after overtaking you are going to carry on overtaking, can you continue driving in the…
- On noticing the special warning signals of an approaching ambulance on an urgent call, what should other drivers do?
- Outside built-up areas, what lateral separation must a motorcycle rider leave from the protruding parts of another motorcycle they are…
- A Spain-registered car’s load falls and obstructs the carriageway. Must the danger be signalled while removal is arranged?
- You are on a paved road and a car approaches from an unpaved road on your right, with no signs governing priority. Must you give way solely…
- Where must the loading and unloading of a vehicle take place?
- In places where the visibility of signage is obstructed for the users affected by it, it is prohibited to...
- On an interurban road, what circumstance can justify immobilising a vehicle on the usable shoulder if it cannot be moved somewhere safer?
- A lorry of 3,500 kg MAM carries a regulatory alternative to changing a wheel. Must it additionally carry a full-size spare wheel?
- What effect can ecstasy or MDMA have on driving?
- What do advanced driver assistance systems, also known as ADAS, contribute to road safety?
- Why is throwing a lit cigarette end out of the window prohibited?
- A car is going to turn right and activates its right indicator sufficiently in advance, without a conflicting arm signal. Has it correctly…
- When may a lorry up to 3,500 kg use a lane opened in the opposite direction to normal, if it is not expressly prohibited for that vehicle?
- A car overtakes a pedestrian outside a built-up area on a carriageway with one lane in each direction. May it fully occupy the adjacent…
- Is a vehicle with a combustion engine permitted to be driven without an exhaust silencer?
- How many directions of travel do roads divided into two carriageways by a central reservation generally have?
- Is voluntary parking inside a tunnel permitted?
- If a breakdown immobilises a car at night on the shoulder of an interurban road, which lights must remain on?
- Another vehicle causes a crash and its driver is civilly liable for your injuries. Can that vehicle’s compulsory insurance cover them?
- At a regulated intersection with this sign, is turning right permitted?
- Vehicles travelling on the hard shoulder of the road are prohibited from travelling side by side, except...
- Outside a built-up area, with no usable pedestrian area and no exception requiring or justifying the right side, on which side should a…
- If the barriers at a level crossing are moving...
- Which of these lights requires stopping unless you are too close to stop safely when it comes on?
- Which manoeuvre does the specific double-parking rule prohibit?
- On a lorry less than 5 metres long, an indivisible load must not project by more than...
- At a narrow section with no priority sign or steep gradient, if it is uncertain who entered first, which criterion determines priority?
- At an R-5 sign at a narrow passage, may you enter if doing so would force an oncoming vehicle to stop?
- What is the purpose of safety barriers at road edges and central reservations?
- Due to roadworks on the carriageway, a lane has been opened in the opposite direction to normal. Can a car with a trailer use it?
- A pedestrian walks outside a built-up area without a usable pedestrian area and is neither in an organised group nor pushing a vehicle. May…
- Can the roads we drive on have several carriageways?
- What does an illuminated red cross in an overhead lane signal indicate?
- An adult taxi passenger without a medical-exemption certificate occupies a seat fitted with a belt. Must they buckle up for a short journey?
- On a motorway, outside a tunnel or underpass, what distance must a 3,000 kg MAM lorry maintain from the vehicle ahead?
- On an urban road, when overtaking a car on a motorcycle, what lateral clearance must you leave?
- Under the ordinary conditions for using an HOV lane, may a car towing a trailer use it?
- This sign warns of the proximity of...
- May you voluntarily stop a motorcycle on the usable part of an interurban road’s shoulder?
- In which of the following cases may the driver of a non-priority vehicle use audible warning signals outside built-up areas?
- Is it compulsory to wear sunglasses when the sun is shining in the driver's eyes?
- How must a passenger sit on the rear seat of a motorcycle without a sidecar?
- Are three-wheeled vehicles required to have direction indicator lights?
- At a junction with a STOP sign and stop line, with good visibility from the line, what must you do even if you see no other vehicles?
- You drive a car straight ahead and notice that the following driver intends to overtake you. As a general rule, what must you do?
- May a child over seven and under twelve travel on the rear passenger seat of a motorcycle authorised to carry a passenger?
- You have stopped your car behind another vehicle before reaching a STOP line. When the vehicle ahead moves on, what must you do?
- After a road crash, what should you do first before approaching the victims?
- Is it advisable to signal to a pedestrian to cross the road?
- How does this sign affect a lorry, considering only the restriction it shows?
- On a motorway, from this sign onwards...
- On the apron of a motorway toll station, is it permitted to pick up a hitchhiker?
- What problem can clips used to make a seat belt fit less tightly cause?
- A vehicle for people with reduced mobility has no specially designated route and has a usable, sufficiently wide right shoulder. Must it…
- On a two-way carriageway with only two lanes in total, one per direction, for which manoeuvre may a driver normally use the left lane if…
- Considering only this sign, may a moped enter?
- Is it necessary to carry a high-visibility vest for a passenger in a car?
- Are vehicles allowed to travel if the silencer is damaged and therefore does not perform its function effectively?
- Before opening the doors to get out of a vehicle, you must always make sure that...
- A privately used car that is eleven years old must undergo the periodic roadworthiness test...
- What does a broken yellow line painted on the kerb or beside the carriageway edge regulate?