DGT B licence questions: Basic concepts

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For traffic purposes, a pedestrian is a person walking and also someone who:
As you approach a junction, buildings or parked vehicles obstruct your view of the crossing road. What is lateral visibility like in this…
While driving, what is an appropriate approach to checking mirrors?
As a general rule, how must you warn other road users of a lane change?
What does this vertical sign mean?
On a road outside a built-up area with no pedestrian area, as a general rule, on which side must pedestrians travel?
A privately used M1 passenger car, without special use or a change of service, passes its first periodic inspection at four years old. What…
On an urban road there are two marked lanes in the cyclist’s direction. If safe, may the cyclist overtake a car on the right?
When leaving the driving position after stopping or parking a motor vehicle on a significant slope, above what maximum authorised mass does…
For an adult, non-novice driver of a privately used car, with no reduced-limit case, above what blood-alcohol level is driving generally…
In a regulated parking area with blue markings, signs and the local ordinance permit motorcycle parking. May you park there while meeting…
Some of the characteristic symptoms that indicate the onset of driver fatigue are:
A vehicle clearly signals that it intends to turn left. If there is sufficient carriageway space and it can be done safely, on which side…
How can passengers contribute to driver distraction?
When unloading a vehicle, may you place cargo on the shoulder if it could obstruct movement, stopping or parking, or make them dangerous?
As a general rule, on roads with three carriageways, the outer ones will be used...
A pedestrian walks alone without pushing a vehicle outside a built-up area where no usable pedestrian area exists. May they use the right…
When riding a motorcycle, wind is especially dangerous when it...
If conditions allow safe passage through a shallow puddle, why should you reduce speed before reaching it?
On a motorway, dense traffic occupies the full carriageway width and each lane’s speed depends on the vehicle ahead. May the right lane…
For ordinary road use, do trailers and semi-trailers need an ITV technical inspection card, including those with a maximum authorised mass…
Which manoeuvres or intentions must you warn of using optical signals under Article 109?
What does a lane traffic light with a red cross-shaped light indicate?
Before changing lanes on a motorcycle, what must you do?
If you are towing a light trailer with your car, are you required to carry approved fire-extinguishing equipment in working order among…
Which users are addressed by a traffic light displaying an illuminated cycle silhouette?
A motorcycle is authorised to carry a passenger. A ten-year-old child wears an approved helmet, sits astride behind the rider and reaches…
An adult passenger with no medical exemption or other applicable exception travels in a taxi with seat belts fitted. Must they fasten the…
How far may an indivisible beam project from the rear of a goods vehicle less than 5 metres long?
In Spain, from 1 October 2026, must a motorcycle carry a high-visibility reflective vest as equipment?
A car will turn left on a two-way road with one lane in each direction and a broken line separating them. With no special layout or other…
In saturated traffic occupying the full carriageway width, you need to change lanes to prepare for a permitted exit. How must you do so?
On roads divided into three carriageways, the central one may be intended for traffic in...
Why can reducing traffic emissions be especially important in densely populated urban areas?
Outside a built-up area, on a road with one lane per direction, no overtaking ban, saturation or other specific rule, which of these must…
What does a working vehicle’s yellow V-2 warning light normally indicate?
On an ordinary urban road with one lane per direction, a separate pavement and carriageway, and no specifically signed limit, what is the…
A two-wheeled moped will turn left outside a built-up area on a road with no lane specially provided for that turn. Where must it position…
Outside a built-up area, a vehicle combination 7.30 m long travels on a carriageway with three ordinary lanes for its direction and no…
Pedestrians wishing to cross a roundabout where there is no pedestrian crossing are obliged to...
At roundabouts, vehicles should travel...
What does a movable delimiting device, such as a lowered barrier, positioned across the carriageway indicate?
On a carriageway with at least two lanes for its direction, a car will make another permitted overtake immediately after the previous one.…
A person without reduced mobility drives a personal mobility vehicle. May they ride on a pavement reserved for pedestrians?
What shape is the ADR mark warning of substances transported at elevated temperature?
You drive a car on an urban road that is not a motorway or dual carriageway, with three marked lanes per direction and no reserved lanes or…
Which feature can favour monotony when driving on a motorway?
A driver parks voluntarily, with no breakdown or emergency, on the usable part of the shoulder of an interurban road. Is this correct?
Which perceptual alteration can hallucinogenic drugs such as LSD produce?
A car has advanced driver assistance systems. Can they guarantee that it will never have an accident?
In an ordinary car not acting as a protection and escort pilot vehicle, how many reflective vests must be carried as prescribed equipment?
According to the DGT’s road safety information, which behaviour can cocaine use favour?
A car signals a right turn with its indicator. When must that warning end?
An articulated vehicle remains in a lane whose lane-selection arrow indicates only a right turn. With no other instruction modifying it,…
Which measure helps reduce the risk of accidents related to mechanical vehicle faults?
At the entrance to a cycle route, what obligation does an R-407a sign, a blue circle with a white bicycle pictogram, indicate for a bicycle…
A car waits on the carriageway to make a U-turn and blocks following traffic. It can safely move off to the right. Must it stay there…
May we double-park?
An adult obtained their first driving licence one and a half years ago and is driving a car. They have no earlier licence whose age can be…
In a built-up area, a lorry intends to join traffic. Without making an unsafe manoeuvre or breaking traffic rules, must other drivers…
A light quadricycle has a self-protection structure and seat belts, and both features are recorded in its technical documentation. Must its…
What is the part of the road intended for the circulation of vehicles?
What does this blue U-turn information sign marked 300 m indicate?
Stress: what effects can it have on the driver?
Under Article 109, which actions must a driver warn others of using visual signals?
If you leave a vehicle parked on level ground, what must you do?
On a two-way road, an island separates the two directions and is not located wholly within one direction’s part of the road. With no…
Is the same width always maintained along the entire length of a carriageway?
A blue S-60b sign represents two lanes in the same direction: one arrow continues straight and the right-lane arrow branches right. What…
The safety of a car depends...
On a reduced-visibility bend on a two-way road, with no exceptional passing situation under Article 88, where should you drive?
Does alcohol consumption encourage distractions while driving?
In normal conditions, what voluntary manoeuvre does Article 94 prohibit for a car on tram rails?
At a properly marked pedestrian crossing, with no traffic light or agent controlling it, must a car give way to pedestrians crossing?
When can you open the vehicle doors to get out?
For counting lanes under the lane-use rules preceding Article 34 of the Regulations, which lanes are excluded?
As a general rule, with no exception authorised by the municipal ordinance, may a motorcycle be parked on the pavement?
An adequate lateral separation must be maintained...
What is a section of road running through a built-up area, without an accessible alternative road or bypass, called?
While overtaking on the left side of a two-way carriageway, you encounter an M-5.5 return arrow directed right. What must you do?
A stopped bus prevents you from seeing approaching vehicles. Is it advisable to cross immediately in front of it?
Can certain ADAS systems be added to a vehicle using compatible aftermarket equipment meeting applicable requirements?
On a section of road with buildings giving immediate access to the road, what precautions should be taken?
On skates or a non-motorised skateboard, is it safe to hold onto a moving vehicle to be pulled along?
Can the driver reduce the likelihood of an accident caused by the “road factor”?
A car approaches a junction in a marked lane with STOP painted in it and a stop line. Must it obey that marking?
A broken transverse stop line crosses your lane before a junction. What does it indicate when applicable signals or rules require you to…
How should you behave around especially vulnerable pedestrians, such as children and older people?
Does excessive noise affect an elderly pedestrian?
In an urban area with usable pavements, where should pedestrians normally walk?
You travel in a normal-direction lane beside a coned lane operating in the opposite direction to its usual use. May you enter that lane…
A car lawfully uses a lane bordered by double broken lines on both sides on a two-way carriageway. What characterises that lane?
The sign in the photograph indicates...
As a general rule, stopping on urban roads is carried out by positioning the vehicle...
What does this sign located above a traffic refuge indicate?
Smoking while driving may cause…
What should you do if you suffer from a chronic illness?
At an ordinary narrowing, not a steep-gradient section, with no officers or priority signs, a car towing a trailer and a bus cannot pass…
Which illuminated device can be used to mark or delimit roadworks?
Outside a built-up area, with no usable pedestrian area but an adequate, usable hard shoulder, where must a pedestrian walk?