DGT B licence questions: Vehicle lighting
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- After being overtaken at night, your main beam may dazzle the driver now ahead. Which lighting must replace it?
- In which of these weather situations do the rules permit use of the front fog lights?
- Your vehicle is immobilised by an emergency inside a tunnel and a nearby SOS post is safely accessible. Through which facility should you…
- At night, a vehicle is parked in line on the shoulder of an inadequately lit urban section of an interurban road (travesía). Which lighting…
- Where is the mandatory dipped-beam headlamp sign often located?
- If your vehicle does not have front fog lights, which lighting must you switch on in case of fog?
- If a cloud of smoke significantly reduces visibility, must some kind of lighting be used?
- During daylight, you ride a motorcycle in light fog that significantly reduces visibility. In addition to the sidelights, which lighting…
- When replacing a bulb in a car’s halogen headlamp, which requirement must be followed?
- When its use is permitted, which lighting is also used with the front fog light?
- On a poorly lit interurban road, a vehicle is travelling at a speed below 40 km/h. Is it permitted to drive with low-beam lights?
- Under the General Vehicle Regulations, how many front dipped-beam lights must an agricultural tractor have?
- At what times must a car use dipped-beam headlights when travelling through a sufficiently lit tunnel?
- Under Annex X of the General Vehicle Regulations, which combination may form the optional parking lights of a car no longer than 6 m and…
- If your main-beam headlights fail and you must drive on a road outside a built-up area using dipped-beam headlights, what must you do?
- Does the current general accessory requirement in the General Vehicle Regulations require carrying a set of spare bulbs in a car?
- At night, can a bright interior light that causes reflections on the windows make it harder to see outside?
- When the protective lenses of a vehicle's lights are dirty...
- What is the purpose of dipped-beam headlights?
- In a conventional car, which lighting must operate simultaneously with dipped-beam headlights?
- What colour must the brake light be?
- A car travels at night on a sufficiently lit urban road with working lighting. May it use only the position lights?
- What is the purpose of the rear fog light?
- After parking fully in a bay in a closed, sufficiently lit private car park, off the carriageway and shoulder, what lights must remain on…
- Among the following options, which car lighting is recommended for travelling in fog instead of main-beam headlights?
- In a car, when dipped beam, main beam or front fog lights are switched on, what happens to the position lights?
- Which of these names does not designate a prescribed type of car lighting?
- In which of these situations do the rules permit front fog lights because of visibility conditions?
- What colour will the rear fog light on trailers be?
- If, when driving at night on an urban road, it is not possible to see a dark-coloured vehicle at 50 metres, the sidelights must be used…
- If the vehicle must be immobilised because its load has fallen onto the carriageway, what lighting must be used to warn of danger?
- In an interior mirror with a manual anti-glare lever, how do you reduce reflections from a following vehicle’s headlamps?
- When the use of lights is mandatory, position lights and clearance lights must be switched on for vehicles...
- Under the General Vehicle Regulations, how many main-beam headlamps must a motorcycle without a sidecar have?
- Where are the vehicle’s main-beam headlamps located?
- A dust cloud significantly reduces visibility. Under Article 106, which lighting must be used in addition to position lights while obeying…
- Under the General Vehicle Regulations, may a motorcycle without a sidecar be equipped with fog lamps?
- You drive a car on an urban road at dawn, before sunrise. Which lights must you use?
- How many dipped headlights must an agricultural tractor have?
- In fog, a car without front fog lights must avoid glare and main beams worsen visibility. Which lights should it use in this situation?
- In a passenger car, when must dipped-beam headlights be used in a sufficiently lit tunnel?
- During daylight with good visibility, in which case must a car use dipped headlights because of the lane type?
- If you are driving through a sufficiently lit tunnel, which lights must you switch on?
- How many DIPPED-beam (short-range) lights must a motorcycle have?
- What are the main-beam headlights on agricultural tractors like?
- A car travels at night on an insufficiently lit interurban road at 35 km/h and is not using main beam. In addition to sidelights, which…
- A car equipped with main beam travels at night at 50 km/h outside a built-up area on an insufficiently lit road, with no possibility of…
- If a vehicle is travelling during the day in a temporary additional lane, is it required to use any type of lighting?
- If an agricultural tractor is fitted with long-range (full-beam) headlights, how many must it have?
- What colour is the rear parking light?
- Under the Annex X table for agricultural trailers, if optional brake lights are fitted, how many are there and what colour are they?
- Outside a built-up area, what warnings does the regulation permit to inform another driver of your intention to overtake?
- If we are driving in fog with the front fog light switched on, will it also be permitted to switch on the dipped (low) beam headlight?
- Which lights warn of a lateral change of course by flashing intermittently?
- You drive a car through a sufficiently lit tunnel at any time of day. Which lights must be on?
- How does the automatic lighting activation system manage the switching on and off of the vehicle's lights?
- Which of these systems emits visible light through the headlights to illuminate the road?
- By day, a car that is not using a reversible, additional or contraflow lane must switch on the appropriate lighting...
- A car must remain stationary for more than two minutes in a queue inside a tunnel. What must its driver do with the engine and lighting?
- A replaceable bulb in a mandatory light stops working. What should you do to restore correct lighting operation?
- Under the general equipment requirements of the General Vehicle Regulations, what colour are a car’s dipped-beam headlights?
- You drive in light rain that does not significantly reduce visibility, with no fog, snow, smoke or dust, on a straight road that is not a…
- Is it advisable to delay switching on the lights at dusk?
- On this section signposted with a succession of closely spaced bends, at night and with no adverse weather or environmental conditions,…
- Between sunset and sunrise, can you switch on full-beam headlights in the event of fog?
- If a tyre is punctured while driving a car, what should you do to stop safely?
- May you keep the main beam headlights on when you make a stop?
- Which of these situations authorises use of front fog lights?
- May dipped beams and front fog lights be used together when a situation authorising the fog lights applies?
- Under Annex X of the General Vehicle Regulations, how many direction indicator lights must a passenger car have?
- When driving a passenger car at night through a road section within a built-up area, which lights must be on?
- A circular traffic light before a junction shows a steady red light, with no green arrow authorising your movement. Where must you stop?
- On a lorry 1.90 metres wide, is fitting end-outline marker lights compulsory?
- Under the tables in Annex X to the General Vehicle Regulations, which of these vehicles has optional dipped-beam lights?
- When the use of lighting is mandatory, the following vehicles must have their position lights and outline marker lights switched on...
- A car without front fog lights travels through fog or smoke that significantly reduces visibility. Main beam could dazzle other users.…
- Under the General Vehicle Regulations Annex X table, how many main-beam headlights may an agricultural tractor optionally have?
- During the day, in dense fog or torrential rain that reduces visibility, may you use main beam if it does not dazzle and the other…
- When should the rear fog light be used?
- In which of these situations must a moving passenger car use the appropriate lights regardless of whether the road is well lit?
- Must a passenger car 4 metres long and 1.80 metres wide be fitted with parking lights?
- In dense fog severely reducing visibility, which light is intended to make the passenger car more visible to following traffic?
- In fog reducing visibility that is not dense, with no other particularly adverse conditions, which fog light on a passenger car may be used?
- At night you drive a passenger car without front fog lights. There is fog and you are close to another vehicle that main beam could dazzle.…
- When driving in very heavy rain, can front and rear fog lights be used?
- When using the rear fog light of a car without clearance lights, which of these lights must also be on?
- If you are driving and have doubts about the lighting conditions, what should you do?
- At night, a car equipped with main beam travels above 40 km/h on an insufficiently lit interurban road. There is no possibility of dazzling…
- How many rear position lights must a passenger car have?
- A car travels at night on an urban road with normal visibility. Which lights must be switched on?
- Without weather or environmental conditions substantially reducing visibility, on which section may front fog lights be used?
- Which action increases dazzling risk by improperly raising the headlamp beam?
- By day, a car travels in fog substantially reducing visibility, but it is not thick and there are no other particularly adverse conditions.…
- When stopped because of congestion inside a tunnel, which lighting must remain on under article 97.3?
- In an insufficiently lit tunnel, which lights must you have switched on if you are travelling at 80 km/h?
- What does the amber light, visible from all directions, fitted on top of the agricultural tractor warn of?
- At night, a car travels on a sufficiently lit Spanish dual carriageway in clear weather with no need for fog lamps. Which lights must it…
- A car fitted with a rear fog lamp travels through dense smoke or dust severely reducing visibility. Besides the otherwise required lights,…
- At dusk, you park a car on the shoulder of an insufficiently lit through-road in a built-up area. As a general rule, which lights must…
- In the event of heavy rain, is it compulsory to drive with the vehicle's lights on?