DGT B licence questions: Factors involved in road accidents

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1. According to DGT’s consolidated figures for Spain in 2024, counting deaths within 30 days, which road category recorded more people killed?
2. Can a lack of driving experience be one of the causes explaining the road accidents suffered by novice drivers?
3. According to the DGT 2024 closing report for interurban roads and deaths within 24 hours, which individual weekday recorded the most deaths?
4. Human costs in a road traffic accident include…
5. A large proportion of accidents are mainly due to the ... factor.
6. Which statement about speed and crash severity is correct?
7. Smoking while driving...
8. What consequences can road crashes have for victims, their families and society?
9. What happens when we drive for many hours in a row?
10. According to DGT’s consolidated figures for Spain in 2024, counting deaths within 30 days, which road category recorded more people killed?
11. Which part of a motorcyclist’s body does a helmet primarily protect?
12. Is it beneficial for the driver to receive excessive information from their surroundings?
13. An uninvolved driver notices a crash with casualties. Must they assist if their help is needed and they can do so without creating further…
14. Among the material costs arising from traffic accidents are...
15. Can looking at your own face in the mirror for reasons unrelated to traffic while driving increase accident risk?
16. Can a phone conversation while driving, even hands-free, increase accident risk through distraction?
17. Which behaviour when driving with passengers can increase risk, including for young drivers?
18. Can long-term stress lead to significant health problems?
19. How is compulsory insurance coverage determined for a third party harmed in a road crash?
20. Do young drivers generally assess traffic risks worse?
21. In a safe location, an adult road casualty is unresponsive. The emergency service (112) has already been contacted. What should a lay…
22. Compared with no alcohol, how does a blood alcohol concentration of 1.5 grams per litre affect the risk of a fatal collision?
23. The main factors involved in an accident are...
24. Is the road environment considered a risk factor?
25. The socioeconomic costs of road crashes include...
26. According to the DGT annual report for Spain in 2024, counting deaths within 30 days, where were there more fatalities when comparing all…
27. Most road traffic accidents are due to…
28. You witness an accident in which you are not involved; the authorities or their officers have not yet arrived and your assistance is…
29. When preparing a holiday or weekend trip, which approach helps reduce driving risks?
30. What is the main characteristic of the number 112 as an emergency telephone number?
31. Can failure to help a helpless person in obvious, serious danger after a crash be a criminal offence when you could help without risk to…
32. When calling 112 to report an accident, should you give your name and a contact telephone number?
33. Which action diverts your eyes and attention from driving to a device and increases crash risk?
34. Can driving while suffering from depression cause an accident?
35. The effects that LSD has on a driver's behaviour...
36. Who bears the costs of traffic accidents?
37. If a driver looks away to operate a phone and stops controlling the vehicle’s path, what crash can result?
38. The scene is safe and an injured crash casualty is awaiting assistance. Should you make them walk for fresh air or to test for a fracture?
39. On short leisure journeys during summer holidays, which attitude helps prevent crashes?
40. Can you wear an unfastened helmet when riding a moped?
41. Does habitually drinking alcohol and driving increase the risk of a crash?
42. Do traffic accidents represent an enormous economic impact for the population?
43. Can smoking affect driving?
44. In a motorcycle fall, which areas does an approved, properly fastened full-face helmet particularly protect?
45. Must you maintain attention on a short, familiar journey too, for example when travelling for leisure?
46. Do you have to identify yourself to the emergency services when reporting an accident?
47. What factors influence an accident?
48. Which behaviour can increase a novice driver’s crash risk?
49. Which behaviour increases the risk of serious head injuries and death in a motorcycle or moped crash?
50. A conscious person shows signs of shock, with no evidence of trauma or injury, and comfortably tolerates lying down with legs slightly…
51. Traffic accidents produce, among other consequences…
52. Which set of symptoms can occur after whiplash?
53. Traffic accidents generate costs…
54. According to the World Health Organization, how should road traffic injuries be regarded?
55. The World Health Organisation (WHO) considers that the traffic accident rate is a priority public health problem...
56. What effect can overestimating your driving ability and taking unnecessary risks have on safety?
57. Does attentive, prudent driving help prevent traffic crashes?
58. Can driving under the influence of alcohol affect the risk of having an accident, even when you are below the legal blood alcohol limit?
59. Can traffic crashes cause administrative costs as well as human and material harm?
60. Which injury can an approved, properly fitting and fastened full-face helmet help reduce?
61. On which journey does an occupational road traffic accident described as “in itinere” occur?
62. Which behavioural change can stress encourage while driving?
63. Why are road traffic crashes a serious social problem?
64. With other conditions unchanged, which signing helps a driver understand the road and anticipate hazards?
65. Which of these risk factors belongs to the human factor?
66. When planning a holiday journey, which measure helps reduce fatigue-related risks, including for young drivers?
67. Why is a motorcycle rider particularly vulnerable in a collision?
68. If a driver looks away to operate a phone and stops controlling the vehicle’s path, what crash can result?
69. Which statement is correct about factors that may contribute to a road crash?
70. Why are road crashes a serious public-health problem?
71. Driving at an excessive or inappropriate speed...
72. After a head injury in a road crash, blood comes from an ear canal. Should you pack the canal with material to stop it flowing?
73. Why is distraction an important driving risk factor?
74. Among the factors involved in a road traffic crash is:
75. In a traffic crash involving a severe blow to the thigh, which long bone in that region can fracture?
76. What health consequences can road crashes cause?
77. A fracture is accompanied by damage to blood vessels. Which description specifically identifies that complication?
78. When passing a school as children leave, which behaviour helps reduce the risk of striking a pedestrian?
79. What is the coordinated sequence of actions that improves the chances of survival after cardiac arrest called?
80. After protecting a crash scene, what action activates professional assistance for casualties?
81. Can concentrating on a conversation or arguing with a passenger contribute to distraction?
82. When assessing a crash’s social costs, what is included in intangible human costs?
83. Which of these behaviours increases a young driver’s crash risk?
84. Requested medical help has not arrived after more than 30 minutes and an injured person with a tourniquet needs urgent treatment. Could…
85. Looking at a phone while driving diverts attention from the road. Which risk can increase when you fail to notice your vehicle’s path in…
86. Most accidents are…
87. Does using a mobile phone while driving increase the risk of accidents?
88. Which statement about crashes associated with driver distraction is correct?
89. Which risk can distraction from handling a mobile phone while driving create?