DGT B licence questions: Basic concepts
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- If you need to operate your phone manually during a car trip, what should you do first?
- To overtake in a car, may you drive onto a pedestrian walkway on your left?
- May a moped carrying two people use a lane reserved exclusively for buses merely because of that occupancy?
- What must be done when a driver is dazzled?
- You want to join the road from an adjoining parking area but cannot adequately see the traffic. What must you do?
- Comparing conventional non-hybrid diesel and petrol engines with equivalent performance, which generally uses fewer litres of fuel to…
- Car 1 is travelling in a lane of the main road; car 2 wants to join from an acceleration lane. With no signs or instructions altering the…
- Which motorcycles does this sign prohibit from entering?
- Without special authorisation or an emergency, may a car routinely drive on a motorway shoulder?
- Which of these driving patterns promotes fatigue?
- A broken-down car is entirely off the carriageway and shoulder, in a safe place creating no obstruction or danger to traffic. Must that…
- If the result of the inspection carried out on your vehicle at an ITV station is unfavourable, may you drive it on public roads?
- What colour is the V-2 warning light for a vehicle constituting a road obstruction?
- What can an active lane-keeping assistant (LKA) do when it detects an unintended lane departure within its operating conditions?
- Why should we increase the safety distance in fog?
- What functions can traffic delineation devices have, depending on their type?
- Is reversing along a road prohibited?
- A two-wheeled moped uses a conventional road with no specially designated part for it. The right shoulder is usable and sufficient. Where…
- In which of these situations do animals have right of way over vehicles?
- If the driver of a broken-down car gets out and occupies the carriageway or shoulder of an interurban road, must they wear a…
- A car is parked parallel to the road at night on the carriageway or shoulder of a poorly lit through-road in a built-up area. What lighting…
- Traffic fills the available carriageway width and each vehicle can only travel at the speed of the vehicle ahead in its lane. For which…
- May you stop voluntarily or park in an underpass?
- Does the vertical Give Way sign have the same meaning as the one painted on the carriageway?
- A white-bar signal controls a lane reserved for buses and taxis. Its vertical bar is flashing. What must the vehicles it applies to do?
- When driving, the mirrors allow us to observe...
- What is the distance travelled from the driver noticing the need to brake until they begin applying the brake called?
- Are all goods vehicles with a maximum authorised mass (MAM) exceeding 3,500 kg required to carry a spare wheel or puncture-repair kit and…
- When a bus travelling in the bus lane travels faster than the rest of the vehicles, is this considered overtaking?
- A car without a trailer travels on an interurban carriageway with three lanes in its direction. With no signed restriction, may it use the…
- May a car without a trailer occupied only by its driver use a HOV lane when it meets the access conditions through the V-15 sign?
- Does this sign allow a car to enter the road where it is situated?
- A moped travels on a conventional road outside a built-up area with no shoulder and no part specifically reserved for it. Where must it…
- Can travelling on a road with a poorly maintained surface contribute to fatigue?
- Must a private car without a trailer or a service subject to special requirements carry a fire extinguisher under the general…
- Which of these gases is produced by burning carbon-containing fuel in an engine and contributes to the greenhouse effect?
- What does this sign indicate?
- On a two-way urban road with no special arrangement, on which side must you park your motorcycle on the carriageway?
- On a long descent with bends on a conventional road, may cyclists occupy the necessary right-hand part of the carriageway if safety permits?
- A lorry without a trailer, with MAM 3,000 kg and length under 10 m, travels in a built-up area outside a tunnel with no specific distance…
- Must an agricultural self-propelled machine suitable for night-time travel have dipped-beam lighting fitted?
- What effects may ecstasy use have on a driver?
- A car broken down on a motorway does not require a special vehicle because of its mass or dimensions. May an ordinary goods lorry that is…
- What does this road-marking schematic represent? The black bands in the drawing represent white markings on the carriageway.
- You drive a car and are temporarily stopped at a STOP sign. Under what conditions may you make a telephone call?
- A motorcycle rider without a self-protective structure and recorded seat belt travels on an interurban road. Must they wear protective…
- A road user not involved witnesses a crash with casualties and no organised assistance. Must they assist or request help?
- May a car cross the striped area bounded by continuous lines in this schematic to change lanes? The black lines represent white markings.
- A person pushes a two-wheeled moped on foot in a built-up area. When required to use a shoulder, which side must they use?
- When reversing, you hear warning signals from another vehicle. What must you do?
- Can full-beam headlights dazzle the driver of a vehicle travelling ahead in the same direction?
- When carrying out a permitted overtake of another car, the overtaking driver...
- When a crash triggers EDR recording, what information does it retain?
- May overtaking on the right be permitted exceptionally in certain circumstances?
- When reversing as a manoeuvre complementary to parking, may you enter a road junction?
- The three vehicles shown reach a junction without priority signs or signals and intend to continue straight. Both roads are paved and no…
- May a motorcycle use a road marked with this traffic sign?
- A special vehicle with maximum authorised mass no greater than 3,500 kg, meeting motorway access requirements, makes a permitted overtake.…
- Which vehicles does this sign prohibit from entering?
- A priority emergency vehicle is on urgent duty on a motorway. May its driver reverse?
- On a road with three separate carriageways, without signs establishing a different arrangement, how many directions are used on the side…
- On a road that is neither a motorway nor a dual carriageway, a car cannot proceed forward, turn or make a U-turn. May it reverse?
- A car with maximum authorised mass not exceeding 3,500 kg travels abnormally slowly because of an emergency, seriously obstructing traffic.…
- A broken-down car can still move safely on a motorway. Without officers directing otherwise, may it use the left-hand shoulder to continue?
- Preventive driving techniques are based on the principles of...
- On a motorway with two lanes in its direction, a car has just overtaken another car and a lorry and is about to overtake again. May it…
- As a general rule, occupants of a vehicle must enter it through...
- In a private five-seat car including the driver, with three rear seats and suitable child restraints that can be correctly installed, what…
- You switch on the left indicator to change lanes. When must you switch it off?
- Do distractions affect accidents suffered by cyclists?
- At a give-way sign controlling your entry to a junction, which vehicles on the crossing road must you give way to?
- Is it necessary to pay special attention to pedestrians?
- Which factors can increase children’s vulnerability as pedestrians?
- As a general rule, excluding an exceptional regime or special authorisation, what is a vehicle’s maximum authorised height, including its…
- A special vehicle breaks down and remains immobilised, obstructing the road. In addition to the applicable lights, what must the driver use…
- A motorcycle travels outside a built-up area on a carriageway with three ordinary lanes in its direction. With no sign prohibiting it, may…
- Whenever possible, how should you signal your intention to slow considerably?
- This R-308 sign prohibits...
- What does the rule require when transporting material that produces dust or may fall?
- In a temporary additional lane, with no lower speed established or signposted and conditions allowing compliance, what is the minimum speed?
- Can full-beam headlights be used to warn of an overtaking manoeuvre in a built-up area?
- With no officer instruction or emergency, may a car voluntarily stop or park in a signposted area reserved exclusively for urban public…
- On a two-way road, an island separates opposing traffic directions, and no officer gives a different instruction. Which side must you pass…
- What does the sign shown prohibit on the side of the carriageway where it is placed?
- After overtaking on the left on a road outside a built-up area, with no immediate further overtake justifying remaining there, where must…
- Outside built-up areas, is it correct to say an animal-drawn vehicle’s maximum is always the animals’ trotting speed, regardless of the…
- What does the arrow in this road-marking diagram announce?
- After a motorway breakdown, may occupants freely walk along the traffic lanes to seek help?
- Under current general specifications for a car, what colour must its main-beam headlights emit?
- In fog, if you need to voluntarily interrupt the journey and can safely reach an authorised stopping place, where should you immobilise the…
- Which statement about pollution caused by cars is correct?
- During daylight, the driver of a car broken down on an interurban road can exit safely and will occupy the hard shoulder. Must the driver…
- This panel with this sign prohibits...
- Which of the following effects can drugs cause in a driver?
- As a general tendency, with combustion engines and comparable use conditions, which of these vehicles usually consumes more fuel per…
- For motorcycle riders and passengers, is the clothing they wear important?
- An adult driver, within two years of obtaining their first driving licence, records 0.20 mg/l of alcohol in exhaled air. Must the officer…
- Before ordering a vehicle’s transfer to an authorised treatment centre under Article 106 of the Traffic Act, the administration requires…
- When starting to join traffic using an acceleration lane, where should you check that joining is safe and stop if necessary to give way?
- You drive a car with working indicators and will move laterally to overtake a bicycle. Must you signal this with the indicator?