DGT B licence questions: Basic concepts
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- A bus travels in the reserved lane controlled by a signal showing a lit horizontal white bar on a black circular background. What does it…
- What is the maximum breath alcohol concentration for an adult driver of a school transport vehicle?
- How can we avoid running over pedestrians?
- A vehicle is stopped beside the right-hand road edge and exiting on that side is safe. As a general rule, on which side should its…
- Is it prohibited to organise a speed competition on a public road without exceptional authorisation from the competent authority and the…
- Who must apply for technical certification of a PMV model to obtain its circulation certificate, which is different from DGT registration…
- A vehicle clearly signals a left turn. There is enough space to overtake on its right without using the shoulder or endangering anyone, and…
- Pedestrians shall have priority of way over vehicles when they...
- Which behaviour when driving a car can obstruct pedestrians and increase their risk?
- A circular traffic signal shows a steady green light. No officer gives conflicting instructions and there is no risk of stopping so as to…
- A dangerous-goods vehicle breaks down on a dual carriageway. An ordinary recovery service is required, with no regulatory exception. May a…
- This sign, on a lane approaching a toll booth, requires drivers using that lane to...
- What should a driver look at to know whether a road is one-way?
- In a traffic queue, may a driver of a non-priority vehicle repeatedly sound the horn solely to express impatience or demand that the queue…
- How does alcohol affect a vehicle's stopping distance?
- On a motorway, a car completes an overtaking manoeuvre and can return safely to the right lane. It will not overtake another vehicle and no…
- An emergency forces a car with a maximum authorised mass no greater than 3,500 kg to travel on a motorway at an abnormally low speed,…
- You drive a car and face an R-101 no-entry sign, with no exception panels or officer instructions permitting entry. May you enter the…
- How should you join a public road from an exclusively private road?
- A car clearly signals a permitted left turn on a two-way carriageway with one lane in each direction and no special turn layout. A…
- A motorcycle travels through a tunnel without intending to overtake. If the statutory minimum separation is expressed in metres rather than…
- For a driver who processes information more slowly, which of these situations particularly requires observing, deciding and coordinating…
- The driver of a private car is temporarily stopped at a red traffic light. May they use their hands to talk on a mobile phone?
- A lane is permanently reserved for urban public transport, with no signs allowing parking during particular hours. May a car park there…
- May the front-seat passenger throw an empty cigarette packet onto the road through the window of a moving vehicle?
- What does a non-flashing red light on a circular traffic light for vehicles indicate?
- Is it permitted to leave goods on the road while loading or unloading operations are being carried out?
- Roadworks have opened up a lane for traffic travelling in the opposite direction to usual. Which vehicles may use it?
- Which passenger behaviour can encourage a young driver to take risks?
- An adult drives a private car, has held the relevant licence for more than two years and is not subject to a special alcohol limit. What is…
- At an urban intersection, there is no no-stopping sign or other applicable prohibition. A stop creates no danger or traffic obstruction. Is…
- After a collision, you can safely reach a car’s controls. Which action helps prevent it moving and stops the engine?
- According to IDAE’s efficient-driving recommendation for petrol engines, how should you move off after starting when safe and permitted by…
- A car travels in the right lane of a carriageway with two lanes in its direction, with no junctions or exits on that section. Its driver…
- Where can this sign be found?
- Under article 12.8.4 of the General Vehicle Regulations, is braking the motorcycle sidecar wheel generally required?
- What does the service sign shown indicate?
- An adult occupies a car seat fitted with an approved seat belt and has no statutory exemption. Must they fasten it when travelling?
- If you wear a helmet without a screen or visor, is it advisable to wear safety glasses?
- A two-wheeled moped will turn left on an interurban road without a lane prepared for that turn. It can safely position itself off the…
- Are mopeds allowed to use a HOV lane?
- Before a car has stopped completely, which action is prohibited?
- What effect can cocaine have on driving?
- On an interurban road, a car parks on the right, outside the carriageway and clear of the usable shoulder. There is no prohibition, danger…
- When another vehicle travelling behind your car is very close, it is recommended to...
- If your car is last in a traffic queue, which measure helps reduce rear-end collision risk?
- May you make a voluntary stop or park on a pedestrian crossing?
- Is the movement of livestock, whether alone or in a herd, permitted on a conventional road?
- May you make a voluntary stop or park on a pedestrian crossing or near it?
- Are children particularly vulnerable to being run over?
- What does the blue circular sign shown indicate?
- A broken yellow line runs along the kerb with no time restriction specified for its prohibition. Under this marking, may you park along the…
- A car is in the centre lane of a one-way carriageway with three lanes. No layout or signs allow a left turn from that lane. Is it correctly…
- What is the purpose of a work light fitted to a vehicle?
- If you see this sign at the entrance to a road, you should know that...
- When overtaking in strong crosswinds, which separation measure helps prevent a collision caused by sideways movement?
- As a general safety recommendation, should you gesture to invite pedestrians to cross at a crossing?
- On a lorry less than five metres long used exclusively for goods, how far may an indivisible-length beam project beyond each end, subject…
- If the gaps between the dashes of a broken longitudinal line are noticeably shorter than in the general case, it indicates...
- In which roles can people participate as road users?
- At a junction, traffic lights on the right and left show different signals, with no specific lane control altering this situation. Which…
- Is it dangerous to remove an insect from the vehicle while driving?
- Why can lack of experience when starting to ride a moped increase crash risk?
- What is the maximum number of points a driver can accumulate?
- Which goods vehicles does this sign prohibit from passing?
- While accelerating in a front-wheel-drive car, the driven wheels spin because of excessive acceleration on a low-grip surface. What should…
- What does this S-34 sign indicate?
- If you are joining the traffic from a private road, what should you do?
- Where should you park on a motorway?
- What geometric shape is used to mark a give-way marking on the carriageway?
- Ice, snow, a wet road surface and roadworks form part of which risk factor?
- Arm signals used to warn of manoeuvres…
- What circumstances favour the onset of fatigue?
- On a two-way interurban road with three lanes separated by broken lines and no different specific traffic arrangement, where should a car…
- You approach a junction in a car. A group of cyclists is crossing and the first cyclist has already started to cross; no officer or traffic…
- For the offence of driving a motor vehicle or moped under the influence of narcotics, what imprisonment range does article 379.2 of the…
- May a bicycle tow a cargo trailer on an interurban road at night?
- This sign indicates danger due to the proximity of...
- Is a voluntary stop permitted on a bend with reduced visibility or in its vicinity?
- Riding a two-wheeled motorcycle or moped can be more dangerous because…
- To make overtaking easier, what should the vehicle being overtaken do, as a general rule?
- On a road outside a built-up area with two lanes in the same direction, a car completes an overtake and the right lane is clear. With no…
- What internal-combustion engine-capacity threshold does the General Vehicle Regulations definition specify for a two-wheeled motorcycle…
- When you are driving along a road and notice a large number of cyclists, you must...
- You drive a car out of private property through an authorised access crossing a pedestrian area before reaching the carriageway. What must…
- As a general rule, which of these statements about parking is correct?
- What does a yellow zigzag line painted on the edge of a carriageway mean?
- As a general rule, may a car towing a trailer of less than 750 kg maximum authorised mass use a VAO high-occupancy lane?
- Can cyclists over 14 years old ride on the hard shoulders of dual carriageways?
- What is the purpose of variable message signs?
- What characterises a reflector used to indicate a vehicle’s presence?
- What does this traffic sign prohibit?
- In which of the following cases must a car use at least dipped-beam headlights during the day as well?
- On a road where pedestrians are present or may foreseeably enter the carriageway, especially children or older people, how must you act?
- Under the basic regulatory definition, a cycle is a vehicle…
- What shape are the restriction signs found at junctions?
- With crosswind from the right, when overtaking a large vehicle on its left, which risk should you anticipate?
- Which pedestrian behaviour breaches crossing rules and can increase the risk of being struck?
- What passive-safety function do a car’s deformable structural zones perform during a collision?
- Which pedestrian behaviour is incorrect and can increase crash risk?