DGT B licence questions: Drivers, other road users and right of way

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101. Why should drivers take extra care near older pedestrians?
102. An M-4.1 continuous transverse stop line is placed before a pedestrian crossing. What does it indicate?
103. When signalling a planned lateral movement visually, the warning must be given...
104. If you are driving a passenger car near pedestrians, you must:
105. When does the vehicle in the photograph have priority?
106. When overtaking a pedestrian, animal, animal-drawn vehicle, moped or cyclist, where does Article 85.4 require minimum lateral clearance of…
107. At a marked pedestrian crossing that is not controlled by an agent or traffic light, pedestrians should only enter the carriageway when...
108. At a split roundabout, which is not a roundabout for priority purposes, with paved roads and no priority signs, which vehicles must you…
109. Is it permitted to signal an intention to carry out a manoeuvre with your arm?
110. You approach a marked pedestrian crossing with a pedestrian crossing your path and a flashing amber light. With no higher-priority…
111. If the vehicle has indicators, how must you signal a stopping manoeuvre by the road edge?
112. Can carrying out unauthorised races and competitions on public roads lead to the loss of points from the driving licence?
113. Before starting a planned lateral manoeuvre, what must you do so other road users know your intention?
114. When driving across a shoulder used by pedestrians who have no pedestrian area available, what must you do?
115. Which of these actions violates right-of-way rules?
116. When driving around an ordinary roundabout in Spain, with no officer directing a different manoeuvre, on which side must its centre remain?
117. This sign indicates that you are approaching a junction...
118. At a level crossing without barriers, with its light switched off and a STOP sign, what must you do before crossing?
119. You must give way at a junction with a painted give-way triangle and a broken transverse line. If visibility is abnormally reduced, where…
120. When it is raining or windy, why must we take extra care with cyclists?
121. Excluding permitted brief warning flashes, where must main-beam headlights not be used as continuous lighting while driving?
122. Near pedestrians or cyclists, with a passenger car or other vehicle covered by a B licence, you must:
123. At a roundabout, unless signs indicate otherwise, priority is given to:
124. At a junction signed to give your road priority, two ordinary vehicles approach on the crossing roads, one from each side. With no officer,…
125. A driver extends the left arm horizontally, palm down. Which lateral movement does this warn of?
126. Which behaviour helps reduce the risk of striking a pedestrian?
127. A car leaves a house’s private access to join a public road. With no overriding instruction, must vehicles already on the public road give…
128. What is required for a priority vehicle to have priority of passage?
129. Is the driver obliged to ensure that passengers maintain the correct position?