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DGT B licence questions: Vehicle lighting

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  1. A car has front and rear fog lights on at night on a straight section, with no fog or other reduced visibility. Is it correct to keep them…
  2. Under the motorcycle table in Annex X of the General Vehicle Regulations, how many brake lights does a motorcycle without a sidecar have?
  3. If conditions justify rear fog lighting, may it be used together with dipped headlights?
  4. In which of these night-time situations may a car no wider than 2.10 metres use position lights without dipped or main beam?
  5. During night-time driving where main beam is permitted and cannot dazzle, may it be used together with dipped beam?
  6. With which light must the front fog light ALWAYS be used simultaneously?
  7. What action should we take to avoid dazzling other road users?
  8. As part of vehicle maintenance, should you periodically check that the vehicle’s lights work?
  9. May you use the main-beam headlights simultaneously with the dipped-beam headlights?
  10. Drivers travelling in a reversible lane: must they have any lights switched on?
  11. In an ordinary M1 car, not a chassis cab, type-approved under UNECE Regulation 48, how many brake lights are required in its usual…
  12. At night, a car with main beam travels at 60 km/h without any possibility of dazzling others. On which of these roads must main beam be…
  13. At night, two vehicles approach in opposite directions on a bend with main beam on. In the usual situation, which should dip first to avoid…
  14. A car without a trailer uses a lane authorised in the opposite direction to normal for traffic-flow reasons. With no lower limits…
  15. On an ordinary private car that does not provide a priority service, which of these lights is not authorised?
  16. You drive a car without front fog lights in thick fog, using dipped rather than main beam. Which lights must be on?
  17. How must a vehicle’s load be arranged in relation to its lighting and light-signalling devices?
  18. You drive a car through a sufficiently lit tunnel during daylight. Which lights must be switched on?
  19. With the engine switched off, how does a charged battery supply the car’s lights or radio when switched on?
  20. A car fitted with full-beam headlights travels at night outside a built-up area, above 40 km/h, on an insufficiently lit road. There is no…
  21. Must a motorcycle with engine capacity not exceeding 125 cm³ be fitted with a full-beam headlight?
  22. On a through-road in a built-up area with normal visibility, no adverse weather and no narrow section with signposted bends allowing their…
  23. In which direction should we walk after leaving a vehicle following a fire in a tunnel?
  24. If the required lighting suffers a fault that cannot be repaired en route and driving at night with lower-intensity lighting becomes…
  25. Under Annex X of the General Vehicle Regulations, where must a motorcycle’s single main-beam headlamp be positioned?
  26. What light must vehicles travelling in a reversible lane have switched on as a minimum?
  27. A car equipped with main-beam headlights travels at night outside built-up areas at more than 40 km/h on an insufficiently lit road. No…
  28. A car is travelling between sunset and sunrise. Must its position lights be on in addition to the appropriate dipped or main beams?
  29. Are agricultural tractors required to carry full-beam headlights?
  30. You drive a car in weather that significantly reduces visibility. Must you use the appropriate lights, including in daylight?
  31. At night you use main-beam headlights and notice a risk of dazzling another road user. What must you do with those lights?
  32. At night a car no wider than 2.10 m is immobilised on the shoulder of an interurban road. Which lights must remain on to mark its position?
  33. Under Article 17.1 of the General Vehicle Regulations, what are the maximum length and width limits for a car to carry optional parking…
  34. A queue forces you to remain stationary in a tunnel for more than two minutes. After warning of the stop, what must you do with the engine?
  35. In light rain, without fog or other adverse conditions, you travel on a road that is not a narrow section with signed successive bends.…
  36. With main beam on, you notice it could dazzle another road user. What must you do with the headlights?
  37. When travelling through a sufficiently lit underpass, is it necessary to switch on any lights?
  38. In a sufficiently lit tunnel, a passenger car must have at least the following lights on:
  39. A car travels at night with normal visibility. May it use position lights alone, even if the road is sufficiently lit?
  40. At what time of day must the end-outline lights be used?
  41. At night, a breakdown forces you to immobilise a car on an interurban road’s shoulder. Its lights work. Which combination must you use to…
  42. With clear skies, at which of these times can low ambient light make the road harder to see and require particular attention to lighting?
  43. How many main-beam headlights must three-wheeled vehicles more than 1300 millimetres wide have?
  44. At night, with no fog or other adverse conditions, may a car travel on a sufficiently lit urban road using only its sidelights?
  45. A car becomes stationary in a traffic queue inside a tunnel. What must the driver do with the engine and sidelights?