DGT B licence questions: Basic concepts

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If a driver encounters this sign facing them, do they have priority of passage at the next narrow passage?
You are waiting to make a permitted U-turn and your position on the carriageway blocks following traffic. You can safely leave it on the…
Is a personal mobility vehicle allowed to travel on a dual carriageway?
On an urban road, a pedestrian pushes a small handcart and there is a usable pavement they can use without obstructing others. Where should…
Before considerably reducing your speed when this reduction is not justified by an imminent risk of danger, what must you do?
What do these road markings indicate?
A privately used two-wheel motorcycle, neither a driving-school vehicle nor classified as historic, is five years old from first…
Which is an example of distraction related to the driver’s internal state or behaviour?
A vehicle is about to turn into another road that pedestrians are crossing, with no traffic light or officer controlling passage. In which…
The images captured by the vehicle's 360º system to simulate a bird's-eye view of it come from:
At a junction with no officer, traffic light or temporary sign indicating otherwise, does a STOP road marking impose the same…
For a voluntary stop or parking on a motorway, which of these places is normally designated for it?
May a car use an adaptive lighting system that is approved and correctly installed for that vehicle?
On the open road, to reduce aerodynamic drag and help save fuel, you should...
You are travelling on a public road and a car emerges from a private home’s garage to join from your right. With no officer or sign…
If no usable drovers’ route exists and supervision and safety conditions are met, may draught, pack or riding animals travel on other…
How should pedestrians cross the road if there is no pedestrian crossing?
On a vehicle less than one metre wide, what is the lateral load limit measured from the longitudinal axis on each side?
If no usable drovers’ route exists, may draught, pack or riding animals travel on a conventional road?
On a two-wheel moped less than one metre wide, what is the maximum rear projection of its load?
Which vehicle system do shock absorbers form part of?
A passenger car is travelling normally and is not required to use the shoulder. May it enter or stop voluntarily in a zone of parallel…
What condition is the road surface in when the yellow snow-driving level is declared?
How can driving for a long time in a monotonous environment, such as some motorway stretches, affect attention?
Does driving under self-medication pose a risk to driving?
Is it permitted to park at an intersection?
In a passenger car on a two-way carriageway with three lanes separated by broken longitudinal lines, what may the central lane be used for…
In a situation involving rain and cyclists on the road, we should...
Outside built-up areas on a carriageway with three lanes in the same direction, what length allows a passenger-car-and-trailer combination…
In lanes reserved for bicycles, it is prohibited to...
Do cyclists have their own zone of uncertainty?
In an uncertain situation, you could gain a few vital metres to avoid an accident if you place your foot...
On an interurban road, with no emergency, are voluntary stopping and parking on the usable part of the shoulder prohibited?
An adult passenger occupies a front seat of a lorry over 3,500 kg MAM fitted with an approved seatbelt. With no applicable medical…
The driver of a vehicle intending to join the traffic flow is obliged to…
What does a continuous yellow longitudinal line at the edge of a road's carriageway mean?
A car’s front strikes the side of a bicycle at a junction. How is this type of collision described?
During ordinary travel in a passenger car on a two-way carriageway with two lanes, one per direction, which lane must you use?
Can you fit tinted or coloured glass that is not type-approved to your car?
May a personal mobility vehicle travel on the ordinary carriageway of an interurban road open to motor traffic, with no cycle route?
What measures should you take in response to this sign?
Can direction indicators be used to signal a lateral movement that does not involve a lane change?
Outside a built-up area, on a carriageway with three lanes in its direction, a car has finished overtaking and will not immediately…
An ambulance fitted with a seat belt travels normally on a non-urgent service on an urban road. Its driver has no medical exemption and is…
Must the driver give warning that they are going to immobilise their vehicle?
What does 'changing direction of travel' mean in road terminology?
An R-100 sign, a white disc with a red border and no inner symbol or exception plate, prohibits traffic. May you enter riding a moped?
You must look in the mirrors...
What does this traffic sign mean?
If the driver of a vehicle is going to move sideways, encroaching on another lane...
By their nature, into which two categories does the Land Transport Act classify road transport?
What duty does an upright traffic sign shaped as a triangle pointing downwards, with a white background and red border, at a junction with…
During ordinary driving in a car, may a telephone conversation take place without using hands, audio headsets, earphones or similar…
Is it permitted to park on the passable part of the hard shoulder of an interurban road?
As a general rule, which part of the road is intended for the movement of cars?
When counting lanes for the lane-use rules in the articles preceding Article 34 of the General Traffic Regulation, the lanes excluded are…
For an obstacle requiring braking, what is the distance travelled from perceiving it until beginning to apply the brake called?
A fixed delimiting device closes part of the road. May you enter the part where passage is prohibited to overtake?
What kind of formal rules must a driver know in order to drive?
Outside a built-up area, a carriageway has three lanes in your direction. The middle and left lanes have a posted 70 km/h minimum; the…
During ordinary travel with no applicable exceptional case, may you cross a continuous longitudinal lane-separating line to move into the…
Outside a built-up area, a car towing a light trailer forms a combination under seven metres long on a carriageway with three lanes in its…
Is a small steering correction to maintain your course, without appreciably changing your lateral position within the lane, considered a…
Is wearing a helmet compulsory for the driver of a personal mobility vehicle?
Outside a built-up area, on a carriageway with three or more lanes in its direction, may a vehicle combination over seven metres long use…
A priority vehicle is travelling on an emergency call. Are other drivers obliged to give way to it?
On a conventional road with no usable pedestrian area, a person walking alone has a usable left shoulder and no safety reason to change…
According to WHO, worldwide, how important are road traffic injuries in mortality among people aged 5–29?
A cloud of smoke or dust significantly reduces visibility. Which use of lighting is correct?
Outside a built-up area, you drive a car in the middle lane of a carriageway with three lanes in your direction. The right lane is usable…
In 2026, a car registered in Spain becomes immobilised by a breakdown on a Spanish road. Which hazard-warning device must be used?
Outside a built-up area, you overtake a cyclist in your car on a carriageway with one lane in each direction. In addition to using part or…
When preparing to merge using an acceleration lane, you must check whether it is safe, stopping if necessary. Under Article 72, where…
Your vehicle must cross a shoulder used by animals that have no drovers’ road. What must you do regarding those animals?
Which wheels are usually the steering wheels of a car?
How does CO₂ emitted by vehicles burning petrol or diesel contribute to an enhanced greenhouse effect?
On a slope, you lack sufficient visibility to safely make a left turn. May you begin it?
What is the maximum authorised width, as a general rule, for vehicles to travel?
Outside a built-up area, your car follows another vehicle without intending to overtake on a road with one lane each way, where overtaking…
You drive a car on a dual carriageway. Which of these actions is justified if a breakdown prevents you from continuing?
During ordinary travel, you overtake another moving car near a marked pedestrian crossing. Does the rule permit this because you do it at a…
In a motor vehicle subject to the general lighting rule, excluding chassis-cabs, when are side marker lights compulsory because of its…
At night, your car is immobilised by a crash on the shoulder of a road outside a built-up area. In addition to hazard warning lights, which…
In your car, you overtake an animal-drawn vehicle outside a built-up area on a carriageway with one lane each way. What minimum lateral…
May a pedestrian hitchhike by requesting a ride on a motorway or dual-carriageway carriageway or shoulder, including toll plazas?
When drinking alcoholic beverages...
When turning into another road, a pedestrian is crossing that road and no officer or signal changes priority. Must you give way even…
A car travels on an urban road that is neither a motorway nor a dual carriageway, with two marked lanes in the same direction. A left turn…
In urban areas, using a seatbelt…
At an ordinary roundabout, with no specific prohibition or other applicable restriction, may a car exit onto the road it arrived from by…
In a pedestrian collision, with other factors comparable, how does a higher impact speed generally affect the severity of the pedestrian’s…
Under the General Vehicle Regulations’ definition, a two-wheeled moped has a maximum design speed not exceeding 45 km/h. If its engine is…
On a dual carriageway, under normal conditions and without justified cause, may you travel below 60 km/h?
The circular blue sign with arrows arranged in a circle, shown on the left of the image, indicates a direction of circulation that is...
An emergency forces a car to travel on a motorway at an abnormally low speed, but it can continue safely. What must it do?
Is a personal mobility vehicle allowed to travel on a dual carriageway?
Does the current road-sign catalogue include R-417, the compulsory-seatbelt-use sign?
The traffic light controlling your entry to a junction shows a steady red light. There is no green arrow or officer authorising passage. If…
A car travels on a built-up through-road with two marked lanes in each direction. A left turn is permitted and the car does not obstruct…
When planning to overtake using the opposite side of the road, may a driver begin relying on an approaching driver moving aside to make…