DGT B licence questions: Basic concepts
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- May you make a voluntary stop or park on a pedestrian crossing?
- On a conventional road without a usable pedestrian area, when must a pedestrian use the carriageway instead of the shoulder?
- What action must a vehicle take when faced with a stop marking on the carriageway?
- During loading or unloading, may goods be deposited on the carriageway, shoulder or a pedestrian area?
- Does vertical sign R-303, prohibiting a left turn, also prohibit a U-turn?
- When there is no usable pedestrian area and someone must walk on the shoulder or carriageway while pushing a two-wheeled moped, which side…
- Which situation is expressly listed in Article 91 as dangerous parking or parking that seriously obstructs traffic?
- When reversing, is the driver exempt from using the seat belt?
- Which group of components is known as the vehicle’s “active safety triangle”?
- Outside a built-up area, a car travels on a motorway or dual carriageway with several lanes for its direction. Must it normally use the…
- In a car, does a panoramic interior mirror allow an obligatory exterior mirror to be omitted?
- Which characteristic of the driving environment can promote drowsiness?
- Is stopping due to an enforced halt the same as stopping on the road?
- If a traffic light’s application is limited to your lane by road markings, must you obey it when using that lane?
- Which two groups of factors relating to the vehicle and its use influence the noise it emits?
- During loading and unloading operations, is it permitted to place goods on the carriageway?
- What is the maximum rear projection of an indivisible beam on a goods vehicle longer than 5 metres?
- When an improperly parked vehicle may lawfully be removed and taken to the impound facility, what equipment is normally used?
- In congestion, vehicles occupy the full width of the carriageway and each row moves at the speed permitted by the vehicle ahead, without…
- May you exceptionally overtake on the right a vehicle indicating with its turn signal its intention to turn left?
- Are personal mobility vehicle users required to undergo the alcohol and drug tests established for detecting them?
- A traffic officer travelling ahead displays a red flag. What does this indicate?
- What precaution should be taken regarding loose animals on the carriageway?
- May animal-drawn vehicles travel on motorways and dual carriageways?
- As a general rule, with no applicable exemption, must a mixed-use vehicle’s driver use the seat belt fitted to their seat?
- May a moped travel on an autovía (dual-carriageway expressway)?
- When is the first periodic ITV inspection due for a newly registered privately used M1 passenger car, with no special use changing the…
- When driving near heavy vehicles, which precaution is appropriate?
- When an emergency vehicle carrying out an urgent service approaches, other drivers…
- Which group includes vulnerable road users because of their mode of travel?
- When counting lanes for the general lane-use rules, which lanes are disregarded?
- A driver is waiting in the carriageway to make a U-turn and prevents following vehicles from proceeding. What must the driver do?
- A tractor with a maximum authorised mass of 3,400 kg, with no road area reserved for it, travels on a usable right-hand shoulder that is…
- Does an ADAS function limited to warning about blind-spot vehicles, without steering or braking assistance, operate the vehicle’s controls?
- On which types of road are mopeds prohibited from travelling?
- What is the purpose of cornering or bend lighting on a vehicle equipped with it?
- After a breakdown, your vehicle obstructs the carriageway. Must you take measures to move it clear when feasible and safe?
- If load falls from your vehicle onto the carriageway, what must you do?
- If blurred vision occurs during painkiller treatment, what should you do about driving?
- What hazard does this triangular sign with a cow warn of?
- A vehicle that routinely performs road work is carrying out that activity and travels at 30 km/h. Must it use the V-2 warning light?
- Which driver is exempt from using a seat belt while performing the specified manoeuvre?
- As a general rule, should a passenger car travel on the shoulder instead of the carriageway?
- When driving a car, what should you do to reduce the likelihood of being involved in an accident with a two-wheeled vehicle?
- If, due to an emergency, a driver is forced to immobilise their vehicle on a motorway, may they do so somewhere other than on the…
- What is the function of lighting as an active safety feature?
- If you get a puncture while driving, you must…
- When leaving your driving position after parking a vehicle over 3,500 kg maximum authorised mass on a substantial slope, which additional…
- What colour is the V-2 warning light on a vehicle performing road work?
- When making a U-turn, what must the driver check?
- Is it prudent to keep your vehicle very close alongside a motorcycle for a prolonged time?
- If a breakdown immobilises your vehicle on a movable bridge, what must you do?
- Which prohibited action can directly obstruct pedestrians using their marked crossing?
- What prohibition does a yellow zigzag road marking establish by itself?
- A school party is going to cross the carriageway. Is it compulsory to give way to it?
- In ordinary driving, without exercising exceptional emergency-duty powers, are taxi and bus drivers exempt from speed limits?
- What is the main purpose of safety glasses on a bicycle or motorcycle?
- Does using a mobile phone while driving increase the risk of having an accident?
- Lighting, tyres and brakes belong to the ... system
- Can you ride a moped with a category B driving licence?
- This sign prohibits vehicles from passing...
- On emergency duty, if omitting the special audible signal entails danger to other users, which signals must a priority vehicle use?
- If another vehicle intends to overtake you, must you facilitate the manoeuvre under the regulations?
- Are safety goggles compulsory for bicycle riders?
- If the driver of the vehicle travelling ahead activates the brake lights several times in succession, what does this indicate?
- As a general rule, on a limited-visibility bend of a two-way carriageway, how should you position your vehicle?
- Can smoking while driving cause distractions?
- In ordinary traffic, may you overtake a moving two-wheeled motorcycle at a level crossing under the current rules?
- In which case may a non-priority vehicle driver exceptionally use the horn?
- A breakdown preventing further travel immobilises your vehicle in an underpass with no emergency area. Where should you position it?
- What risk can arise on a long, monotonous straight even with good visibility?
- At a junction without priority signs, you leave an unpaved track for a paved road. How should you join?
- Does the current R-308 no-parking sign by itself prohibit stopping, with no other applicable sign or prohibition?
- If you are driving at night with the main-beam headlights on and see pedestrians on the hard shoulder, are you required to change from main…
- Is it permitted to overtake a cyclist outside a built-up area, leaving a distance of 1.25 metres and crossing the continuous line…
- What do oblique M-5.4 arrows painted on the carriageway indicate?
- What does a steady illuminated vertical white stripe on a tram and bus traffic light indicate to a vehicle to which it applies?
- On an interurban road with no part specifically reserved for mopeds and no usable, sufficient shoulder, where must a moped travel?
- Are drivers required to wear a seat belt while parking on an urban road?
- On an interurban road with no lane specifically provided for turning left, where must a two-wheeled cycle or moped position itself to start…
- Travelling at a speed adapted to visibility, grip and traffic...
- An R-407a sign establishes a reserved route compulsory for cycles. May an ordinary motorcycle use it?
- Regarding property damage to the two vehicles in a crash caused by the insured driver, what does their compulsory motor liability insurance…
- The RCTA cross-traffic alert system...
- If your seat’s head restraint is adjustable, what should you do before setting off?
- Driving in hot weather, can it encourage drowsiness?
- In a stay-and-play zone signposted with S-28, where may pedestrians circulate?
- In an ordinary passenger car registered in Spain, which of these accessories forms part of the compulsory equipment?
- On a carriageway with two lanes in your direction, the left lane ends and its M-5.4 arrows point right. What must you do?
- A blue circular R-400a sign has a white arrow pointing right. Does it indicate a compulsory direction?
- To signal a permitted U-turn, may you use the appropriate direction indicator?
- Before joining traffic from a parking position, what must you check regarding traffic?
- On an urban carriageway with two marked lanes in your direction, excluding motorways and expressways, you use the lane suited to your…
- For a driver who processes information more slowly, which of these situations particularly requires observing, deciding and coordinating…
- At a red traffic light controlling your movement beside an urban pedestrian crossing, with no different instruction from an officer, which…
- A three-wheeled vehicle has a protective structure and belts recorded in its ITV card. If the driver uses the belt, must they wear a helmet?
- A pedestrian pushes a two-wheel moped on foot along the shoulder because no pedestrian area exists. Which instructions and signals must…
- A contraflow lane has been opened because of roadworks. A car towing a light trailer is authorised and no express prohibition applies to…
- Within a built-up area there are two clearly marked lanes in your direction. If it is safe, may you overtake a vehicle in the left lane on…
- As a general rule, without exceptional authorisation or an instruction permitting it, may a car towing a trailer use a high-occupancy…