DGT B licence questions: Basic concepts
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- With no route specifically provided for them and a passable, sufficient right-hand hard shoulder, which group must generally use it?
- An adult cyclist rides on an interurban road in extreme heat. Under the rules in force from 1 October 2026, may they remove the helmet and…
- A vehicle is about to cross a hard shoulder used by pedestrians who have no pedestrian area available. What must the driver do?
- In cyclists, the use of a helmet…
- You want to overtake on the left. The vehicle ahead has just signalled that it will move to the same side to overtake, and no reasonable…
- A level crossing should be crossed as follows:
- Does the white word STOP painted on the carriageway as a horizontal sign have the same compulsory-stop meaning as vertical sign R-2?
- On roads with three carriageways, which one is usually used for traffic in both directions?
- Which vehicles are addressed by signals with illuminated white bars on a circular black background?
- On urban roads, if you don't intend to overtake, what safety distance should you keep from the car in front?
- At a pedestrian crossing marked on the road, with no officers or traffic lights directing passage differently, must the driver give way to…
- In the event of a fire inside a tunnel or underpass, the driver of a vehicle...
- This sign prohibits entry to vehicles transporting…
- A car driver gets out to change a wheel and will occupy the hard shoulder of an interurban road. Must the driver wear a high-visibility…
- Under current article 87.1.b, without an officer directing otherwise, may a moving two-wheeled vehicle be overtaken at a level crossing…
- How can running over pedestrians be avoided?
- You drive a car and intend to overtake a motorcycle outside a built-up area. Under the current general rule, what lateral clearance must…
- You drive a car and want to stop in a narrow street, without exceptional authorisation. May you put part of the vehicle on the pedestrian…
- After starting to overtake, you realise you won't be able to complete the manoeuvre safely because a vehicle is approaching from the…
- Who is considered a professional driver?
- You are stranded by snow in a vehicle outside moving traffic, with no immediate fire, flooding or exhaust-gas danger. While awaiting help…
- Can you park your motorcycle on the pavement?
- In 2026, a Spanish-registered car is immobilised by a breakdown on a two-way road. Which device must be used for advance hazard warning?
- A motorcycle has a protective structure and seat belts, both recorded on its technical inspection card. On which roads must its occupants…
- On an icy road, can braking distance become ten times its normal value, without a fixed factor applying in every case?
- Between bicycles riding in a group, does article 54.1 permit not maintaining the general stopping-without-collision separation, with extra…
- You drive a car on an urban road at night. Even if unsure whether street lighting is sufficient, which lights must you use with position…
- You have begun overtaking on the left and a risk prevents safe completion. What must you do?
- It is advisable to increase the safety distance when...
- An adaptable mixed-use vehicle eligible for HOV lanes carries only its driver. May it use article 35.2.a’s exception if it legitimately…
- Can a vehicle's load drag along the road?
- A quadricycle has a self-protective structure and seat belts, and both features are recorded on its ITV technical inspection card. Is…
- What must every driver do without exception?
- You approach an intersection with a STOP sign applying to your lane and no higher-priority instructions modifying it. What must you do?
- At an intersection without a priority sign, outside a roundabout and between two paved roads, the general priority-to-the-right rule…
- Which of these behaviours can indicate fatigue while driving?
- When anticipating another vehicle’s unexpected movements, where can its uncertainty zone extend?
- When strong crosswind is noticed...
- If signs authorise its direction and do not prohibit its vehicle category, may a van use a reversible lane?
- This sign prohibits entry to:
- This sign is displayed on a road. Which vehicles are required to use this road?
- To drive more safely on snow, which of these measures is appropriate?
- Driving a passenger car on a dual carriageway, with no emergency or other special authorisation, may you use the shoulder solely because…
- Under article 122 in force from 1 October 2026, a pedestrian walks alone without wheeling a cycle or another vehicle. There is no usable…
- A driver extends an arm horizontally with the palm facing backwards to warn of a manoeuvre. What are they signalling?
- In ordinary traffic, with none of the regulatory exceptions to minimum speed applying, which vehicles cannot use a motorway because their…
- To avoid a possible crash and without dazzling, may you give light warnings by briefly flashing dipped headlights at very short intervals?
- If you want to turn around, you must make sure that...
- What is the name given to the area where the driver cannot see the road because the vehicle's bodywork blocks the view?
- A cyclist who is not conducting a professional activity rides at night on an interurban road. In addition to the required helmet and…
- At an intersection, a vehicle travelling along a crossing road strikes the side of a bicycle with its front. What type of collision does…
- Is an obstacle always visible to the driver?
- To preserve a high-visibility vest when it is not in use, which measure is appropriate?
- Which vehicles have priority over other road users at an unmarked junction?
- On a carriageway with at least two lanes for your direction and no restriction preventing it, you intend to overtake again. May you remain…
- An adult drives a private passenger car and is not subject to the reduced novice limit or another special regime. Under article 20, what is…
- May a private passenger car without priority status or special authorisation use a priority-vehicle siren as its ordinary horn?
- Altering your usual sleeping hours can be...
- A car-derived van and an ordinary lorry, both without trailers, enter an unsigned priority narrowing simultaneously in opposite directions.…
- Outside a built-up area, an 11-metre combination travels on a two-way road with one lane per direction. Overtaking is permitted and traffic…
- Within a built-up area, a carriageway has two lanes for the same direction marked by longitudinal lines. May you overtake a vehicle in the…
- An adult drives a goods vehicle with a MAM above 3,500 kg. Under article 20, what maximum blood alcohol level applies?
- How many seats does each child over 2 and under 12 years old occupy in the back of a car?
- Where aircraft frequently fly low over the road, what hazard does the P-12 Airport sign warn of?
- Which system specifically monitors blind spots to warn of a possible collision with road users detected in those areas?
- Can traffic signs and signals influence fuel consumption by affecting speed, stops and manoeuvres?
- In a carsharing passenger car with seat belts and no applicable exemption, a minor is 135 cm tall or less. Must an approved child restraint…
- If you suffer from depression, you should know that...
- A right-pointing green arrow on a circular black background is lit beside a red light. Turning would join a lane carrying another vehicle.…
- In Spain in 2026, a Spanish-registered passenger car is immobilised by a breakdown on the carriageway. Which device must be used to warn of…
- What general message is conveyed when all direction indicators operate together as hazard warning lights?
- Do two transverse broken parallel lines always exclusively identify a cycle crossing?
- With no higher-priority sign or instruction to the contrary, in which situation do animals have priority over vehicles?
- In Spain in 2026, a Spanish-registered passenger car is immobilised by a breakdown on the carriageway. Must the hazard be signalled using…
- As a general rule, what does a single continuous white longitudinal line separating lanes prohibit?
- For voluntary immobilisation to count as a temporary stop under the Traffic Act, how long may it last while the driver does not abandon the…
- While driving, is it permitted to throw a cigarette butt onto the road or in its vicinity?
- What action should drivers take to avoid running over pedestrians?
- A motorcyclist is required to wear a protective helmet but leaves it unfastened. Is this correct?
- During ordinary driving with no legal exception applying, what is prohibited?
- A bicycle rider under 16 travels on an urban road in extreme heat. Must they wear a helmet?
- Your car’s load projects rearwards within permitted limits. What marking must it always carry?
- According to DGT data for Spain in 2024, where were most pedestrian road-crash fatalities recorded?
- What colour are a passenger car’s front position lamps?
- Can the road, its surroundings, and the vehicle itself contribute to the occurrence of distractions while driving?
- When overtaking a pedestrian outside a built-up area, is a 1.50 m lateral clearance alone sufficient to authorise the manoeuvre?
- During travel on a public road, what speed triggers a special vehicle’s requirement to use V-2 both by day and night?
- Does this sign prohibit entry to motorised agricultural vehicles?
- What does a fixed red light indicate when used as a barrier device on a carriageway?
- On a road where a temporary additional lane is enabled using the shoulders, vehicles travelling on those shoulders must have at least:
- Broken longitudinal markings M-1.6 and M-1.7 can separate from basic lanes a lane:
- At level crossings, is it prohibited to overtake a car?
- Can a manoeuvre cause a change to normal traffic conditions?
- In a goods vehicle whose load area is not intended or equipped for people and which meets no regulatory exception, may passengers travel in…
- When pedestrians are on the part of the road being used or may foreseeably enter it, how must you adjust speed?
- Regarding legally required alcohol tests, what driver conduct permits immobilisation without requiring a positive result?
- On a two-way road, what marking usually separates directions on a bend with reduced visibility?
- When is a parked vehicle considered to constitute a serious obstruction to traffic?
- To reduce aquaplaning risk on a wet carriageway...
- A van parks leaving 2 metres between it and a longitudinal line that must not be crossed. Is that parking correct?