DGT B licence questions: Basic concepts
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- In a private car with no other applicable legal exemption, when may its driver dispense with the seat belt?
- Your proposed overtake would endanger a cyclist travelling in the opposite direction on the shoulder. May you proceed?
- An adult is unresponsive and not breathing normally. Which technique includes chest compressions to maintain circulation during suspected…
- Under the Spanish legal definition of “automóvil”, does a motorcycle belong to that category?
- Can advanced age be a factor that contributes to distraction at the wheel?
- On a road outside a built-up area with one lane each way, how must a car use the lanes when safely overtaking an animal?
- Under Article 21 of the Spanish General Vehicle Regulations, is a rear number-plate light mandatory on two-wheeled mopeds?
- What consequences can a shock absorber in poor condition have?
- Outside a built-up area, when using the shoulder or carriageway because there is no usable pedestrian area, which group must use the right…
- A car with working direction indicators waits at a red light to turn left. Even if its lane permits only that turn, must its left indicator…
- Relative to the general Article 48.1.a limit, what reduction applies to school or minors transport by bus on an interurban road, with belts…
- Is the fitting of non-approved tinted windows in a car permitted?
- When turning into another road, with no officer order or traffic-light indication altering the case, pedestrians are crossing without a…
- What is the general maximum blood-alcohol level for an adult VMP rider?
- An R-308 no-parking sign has a panel limiting its application to even-numbered days. Does that sign alone prohibit stopping?
- A traffic light turns green, but the junction exit is blocked and you would foreseeably stop obstructing cross traffic. Should you enter?
- At night a vehicle parks on the carriageway of an inadequately lit through-road in a built-up area. Must it remain marked by lighting?
- Adaptive headlights with a cornering-light function can...
- Before a long winter trip in a combustion-engine vehicle, which precaution increases available range if delays occur?
- The stopping distance is equal to the sum of which two distances?
- If unloading on the public road is unavoidable, how must it be carried out?
- What hazard does the sign in the image warn of?
- The green vehicle leaves a parking place to join the carriageway already used by the red vehicle. With no indication altering priority,…
- Road crashes, including among young people, can...
- When approaching pedestrians distracted by a mobile phone, what conduct is advisable?
- Will opening one or more lanes for HOV traffic always be temporary and have fixed hours?
- On a bridge with a carriageway less than six metres wide, which vehicles are specifically prohibited from passing each other under Article…
- A breakdown stops your car on an interurban-road shoulder. If you will get out and occupy that shoulder, must you put on a reflective vest?
- Can a moped occupied by two people normally use a high-occupancy vehicle lane?
- Under Article 138, which languages are used for written directions on public-road signs in Catalonia, excluding settlement names and other…
- May additional main-beam headlights be installed on a car for use on public roads?
- Can your main-beam headlights dazzle the driver of a vehicle ahead travelling in the same direction?
- When the driver is distracted at the wheel…
- Which precaution helps prevent striking pedestrians when leaving a garage?
- On a conventional road, is it permitted to make a U-turn?
- At a marked pedestrian crossing with no controlling traffic light or officer, must you stop to let a pedestrian pass if crossing or showing…
- Under Article 91.2.a, below which distance threshold to the opposite carriageway edge is stopping or parking classed as dangerous or…
- On a one-way urban road where signs and the local ordinance permit carriageway parking, beside which edges may you park under the general…
- A checkerboard of white and red squares marks access to a road area. What does this road marking indicate?
- You drive a car on a conventional road with one lane in each direction and overtake a cyclist on the shoulder. What minimum lateral…
- After an emergency immobilises a vehicle on a motorway or dual carriageway, may any occupant walk freely along the carriageway?
- What does this sign mean?
- Can the driver switch off some ADAS systems following the vehicle’s instructions?
- What does this S-25 indicate?
- Under Annex III’s minimum equipment rule for a passenger car with sufficient rear visibility through its interior mirror, how many mirrors…
- A continuous yellow longitudinal line beside the carriageway edge, marking a stopping and parking prohibition, indicates that...
- In a crash caused by an insured vehicle, whose bodily injury is excluded from that vehicle’s compulsory third-party liability insurance?
- If no road or part is specifically designated for mopeds, where must they travel on a conventional road with a passable, sufficient right…
- Under Article 71.3, while an agricultural tractor travels on public roads, up to which speed must it use the V-2 warning light both day and…
- Total stopping distance can vary depending on...
- On an interurban road, when must a pedestrian walking on the carriageway or shoulder wear or carry the required light or reflective element?
- When overtaking a large vehicle on its left with a crosswind from the right, which danger should you anticipate?
- When ordinarily overtaking a vehicle maintaining its speed, what relationship between speeds allows you to pass it without exceeding speed…
- Outside a built-up area, the vehicle ahead in your lane signals an intention to overtake on the same side as you, but does not start after…
- On a two-way road, you are travelling by day in a lane bounded on both sides by double broken lines. Lane-control signals allow its use and…
- Can bicycle riders travel along the hard shoulders of motorways?
- Can a driver with a chronic illness drive a vehicle?
- What consequences can traffic crashes cause?
- Under the general interurban rule, may motorcycles, mopeds or three-wheeled vehicles tow a trailer or semi-trailer?
- Which principle helps road users detect one another?
- To reduce factors contributing to fatigue, what measure should be taken inside the vehicle?
- Under the ordinary rule, without exceptional authorisation or an instruction from the authority, may a moped use a high-occupancy vehicle…
- Is it permitted to throw dangerous objects onto the road?
- For the prescribed field of view of a Class I interior mirror, the 20-metre-wide strip of level road extends from the horizon to a distance…
- If there is no road or part of it specifically designated for these vehicles, where must a vehicle for people with reduced mobility travel?
- Is the right of way of priority vehicles absolute and unlimited?
- What minimum lateral gap must a two-wheeled motorcycle leave when overtaking a car outside a built-up area?
- A moped travelling on the shoulder intends to overtake an agricultural tractor in a case governed by Article 36.5. May it perform the…
- A two-wheeled motorcycle overtakes a car outside a built-up area. What minimum lateral gap is required?
- As a car driver on an interurban road, you will leave the vehicle and stand on the shoulder to help after a crash, and can do so safely.…
- Because of an emergency, a car travels below 60 km/h on an autopista and can safely continue to an exit. What must the driver do?
- Unless signs prohibit it, who may travel on the shoulders of a Spanish autovía?
- Which pedestrian group may enter the carriageway without anticipating danger well because of less experience and developing risk perception?
- A vehicle has metal running surfaces in contact with the pavement. What does the general rule require for it to travel on a public road?
- When approaching a bus with this sign on its rear, stopped to pick up passengers, you must...
- On a level snowy stretch, in a manual car with suitable equipment, how should you accelerate to reduce wheelspin?
- A driver notices another vehicle intends to overtake on the left, and is not turning or stopping on the left. What must the driver do?
- Under comparable conditions, how does higher impact speed affect a pedestrian collision?
- A private car driver is stopped in a traffic queue. Under what conditions may they have a phone conversation?
- When using an indicator to warn of a lane change, when must signalling begin?
- At a properly signed cycle crossing, with no officer or traffic light directing otherwise, do cyclists have priority over motor vehicles?
- Whenever possible, which light signal is used to warn of stopping the vehicle or slowing considerably?
- Under the Annex III table, which exterior mirror is compulsory on a two-wheeled moped?
- A motorcycle has a protective structure and seat belts recorded on its ITV card. On which roads must its occupants use the belts?
- On a conventional road with a passable, sufficient shoulder, in daylight and good visibility, may two cyclists ride side by side if traffic…
- This sign prohibits turning...
- On an ADR orange plate showing two numbers, what does the upper number identify?
- This circular blue sign bearing the number 30 indicates a speed that is...
- After a dry spell, why can the first raindrops be especially dangerous for grip?
- You push a bicycle along an urban road with no usable pedestrian area. With appropriate precautions, where may you proceed?
- If, due to a breakdown, a motorcycle is immobilised on the carriageway of a road with one lane for each direction of traffic, how must it…
- Which of the following is one of the essential requirements that a cycle route must meet?
- What should be done if a tyre on the rear axle bursts?
- On a road through a built-up area (travesía), may parking on the shoulder be permitted if there is no prohibition and safety requirements…
- On a white-bar signal controlling a bus, what does an illuminated horizontal white bar mean?
- You drive a 3,000 kg maximum authorised mass lorry with a seat belt installed and no applicable exemption. Must it be fastened?
- What colour is the permanent longitudinal advance-warning marking for forks or merges, M-1.8?
- According to the DGT, when considering driving experience, which drivers are particularly vulnerable to alcohol’s effects on driving?
- If it is raining, what should you pay particular attention to when riding a motorcycle?
- In which case do the regulations allow the rear end-outline marker light to be optional?