DGT B licence questions: Basic concepts
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- In a quadricycle fitted with seat belts, with adult occupants and no exemptions, who must use them and on which roads?
- With no higher-priority instruction or signal indicating otherwise, what must you do at this STOP sign?
- Under the rules in force from 1 October 2026, must a bicycle rider aged 16 or over wear a helmet when riding on an urban road as part of…
- Outside built-up areas, when voluntarily stopping to rest, what location should you choose in addition to obeying applicable prohibitions?
- Must trailers and semi-trailers have a technical inspection card?
- On a moped without a protective structure and belts qualifying for the documented exemption, must rider and passenger wear helmets?
- When a driver joins a road via an acceleration lane, at what speed must they do so?
- Does talking on a mobile phone pose any danger if you use a hands-free system?
- What are the four environmental badges used to classify vehicles according to their level of pollution?
- Is it mandatory for a moped to be insured in order to be driven?
- Must a lorry driver with a fitted seat belt and no applicable exemption use it on both urban and interurban roads?
- At properly signposted pedestrian crossings, overtaking...
- On a motorway, if the adjacent lane is clear and changing lanes is safe and lawful, which manoeuvre can help a joining vehicle?
- On a paved road outside built-up areas where it is permitted and with no applicable lower limit, what is the generic maximum for a light…
- Can civil protection personnel prevent vehicles from accessing the route affected by a sporting event?
- What is the legal rule on driving with amphetamines present, including the medical-treatment exception?
- The driver is required to give warning by means of visual signals...
- Which of these behaviours creates risk for a pedestrian?
- Because of congestion, a vehicle remains immobilised for over two minutes inside an underpass. What must the driver do with the engine and…
- In a tunnel you drive a passenger car with maximum authorised mass not exceeding 3,500 kg and do not intend to overtake. What is the…
- As a general rule, which vehicles may tow an accident-damaged or broken-down vehicle, excluding the mass-or-dimensions exception?
- Regarding adjoining properties, what characterises access to a Spanish autovía?
- A give-way triangle painted on the carriageway has a vertex pointing towards the approaching vehicle. What does it require at the next…
- Which drivers does this R-404 require to use the carriageway at whose entrance it is placed?
- Can imprisonment be imposed for driving a motor vehicle or moped under the influence of alcohol even without a fatal accident?
- If the width of the road does not allow the vehicle to be overtaken easily and without danger, what must the driver of a large vehicle do…
- What colour is the give-way triangle normally painted on the carriageway?
- Under the general legal definition, outside a learner vehicle with additional controls, who is considered the driver?
- What must a driver do when performing a reversing manoeuvre?
- When driving a car ordinarily on a motorway, may you reverse to reach an exit you have just passed?
- On a Spanish autovía, a bus intends to join traffic from a signposted stop. Must other drivers facilitate the manoeuvre?
- Besides the left indicator, which left-arm signal can warn of a U-turn to the left?
- On a conventional road with no part reserved for them, a 3,000 kg MAM agricultural tractor, a bicycle and a moped use the passable,…
- At a junction with no signs regulating priority, what priority do rail vehicles such as trams have?
- At a marked pedestrian crossing, without express authorisation or an officer’s order, may you make a U-turn to travel in the opposite…
- This sign prohibits passage to...
- Under the rules in force from 1 October 2026, which bicycle riders must wear a helmet on an urban road under Article 118.2?
- At the same ground speed and otherwise comparable conditions, which longitudinal wind increases relative air speed and tends to raise fuel…
- On a two-way carriageway with two lanes in total, one for each direction, which lane should a car normally use?
- As a general rule, once the vehicle has stopped, on which side should people enter or leave?
- You intend to turn right. How must you signal your intention?
- You are in a normal-direction lane adjoining a contraflow lane opened under Article 41. What lighting must you use?
- This sign indicates danger due to the proximity of...
- What action helps reduce risks arising from the road’s characteristics or condition?
- Two vehicles cannot pass each other on a narrow gradient of at least 7%, with no priority signs or passing place the uphill vehicle could…
- In the common knowledge test for the B licence, the expected time is:
- Two vehicles meet at a narrowing with a gradient of at least 7%, no priority signs and insufficient room to pass simultaneously. Who has…
- This sign prohibits entry to...
- For a passenger car unrelated to the public transport service, which action is prohibited in a signposted bus-stop area?
- A car and tram approach a junction with no priority signs. Why does the tram have priority?
- Under the common circulation conditions in Annex III of Spain’s General Traffic Regulations, where must special vehicles subject to them…
- When overtaking pedestrians in a car outside a built-up area on a road with one lane per direction, what minimum lateral clearance must you…
- Is a lorry driver required to carry a reflective vest in their vehicle?
- In geometry, when distinguishing direction from orientation of movement, what does an unoriented straight line represent?
- What should a driver do if dazzled by the lights of a vehicle travelling in the opposite direction?
- Does an R-409 sign allow a car to enter the path where it is placed?
- A car driver leaves the vehicle on an interurban road and is going onto the carriageway or shoulder. Must the driver wear a reflective vest?
- At a junction without priority signs between two paved roads, with no cycle lane or crossing or other exception, a lone cyclist approaches.…
- How is the prohibition of passage indicated on a traffic light for trams?
- Outside built-up areas, which of these situations permits overtaking on the right with sufficient space and utmost care?
- Where is it prohibited to deposit goods during loading and unloading operations?
- Should you critically assess advertising that presents risky driving behaviour?
- For an adult driver transporting dangerous goods, what is the prescribed maximum breath-alcohol concentration?
- From the perspective of alcohol, which breath-alcohol level is safest for driving?
- By avoiding risk factors, can the probability of suffering a traffic accident be reduced?
- According to the DGT’s consolidated data for Spain in 2024, on which type of roads were more road-crash deaths recorded?
- What changes does alcohol cause in a driver's behaviour?
- May bicycles use an autopista motorway?
- Which activity can distract a driver even without holding the device?
- If, on an interurban road, a two-wheeled moped wants to turn left and there is no lane adapted for this:
- Why must you respect urban speed limits and slow further when conditions require it?
- You drive a car and intend to turn left on a two-way carriageway without a separating line or a special layout or sign requiring a…
- During ordinary motorcycle riding, outside regulated instruction or a test, may you use conventional audio earphones connected to your…
- When you come across this traffic sign...
- In a car more than one metre wide, may you carry a ladder projecting sideways through the windows?
- What precaution should be taken in relation to slow-moving or large or heavy vehicles?
- Must you give way when you come to a stop sign at a junction?
- At a STOP with a transverse stop line, a parked vehicle obstructs your view of the crossing road from the line. May you skip the first stop…
- Where is parking permitted in a stay-and-play zone signposted with S-28?
- On an autopista or autovía, may you use your private car, which is not an authorised recovery vehicle, to tow another broken-down vehicle…
- To reduce front-side collision risk on a motorcycle when another vehicle turns or joins, which precaution is appropriate?
- On a motorcycle less than one metre wide, how far from the longitudinal centreline may the load extend on each side?
- Can looking at your own appearance in the mirror instead of observing traffic increase risk while driving?
- In the absence of traffic officers or auxiliary personnel, may roadworks personnel regulate vehicle passage using signs from the official…
- As a general rule, what is the maximum authorised height of a vehicle, including its load?
- Outside a built-up area, a carriageway has three lanes for the same direction. Which lanes may a lorry over 3,500 kg MAM normally use?
- At the same speed and with other conditions unchanged, what can increase braking distance compared with a dry road with good grip?
- What is the function of horizontal road studs?
- Must an adaptable mixed-use vehicle carry a high-visibility reflective vest?
- What must you do when a priority vehicle behind you is on an urgent call and announces its approach with its special warning signals?
- A signal controlling your reserved bus lane shows an illuminated horizontal white bar. What does it indicate?
- What must we check on the carriageway when carrying out the reversing manoeuvre?
- As a general rule, it is prohibited to drive private cars with a blood alcohol level exceeding...
- Another driver remains stopped after the light turns green. With no danger or emergency, may you sound the horn solely to tell them they…
- If headlights are aimed too low, how can this affect obstacle detection at night?
- In a passenger car, what is the required number pattern for main-beam headlights?
- On a road with several lanes travelling in the same direction, do the indications of the signs apply to the full width of the carriageway?
- What characterises vulnerable road users?
- Unloading on a one-way urban road is unavoidable. On the left beside the premises, stopping is permitted and creates no dangerous…
- In a pedestrian collision, with other conditions unchanged, what effect does higher impact speed have on the pedestrian?