DGT B licence questions: Factors that impair driving ability
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- As a usual guide, when does blood alcohol concentration tend to reach its maximum after drinking?
- How does cannabis affect driving?
- A tired driver...
- Can a respiratory allergy reduce the ability to maintain concentration in traffic?
- What effect may a cold, or some medicines used to relieve it, have on driving?
- What is the time that elapses from the recognition of a hazard to the start of the reaction called?
- On a long passenger-car trip, to prevent fatigue it is advisable to rest approximately:
- Among its effects on driving, alcohol can cause...
- Can fatigue alter the driver's reaction time?
- If you mix drugs with alcohol...
- At an alcohol check, which of these rights does Article 23 recognise regarding the two breath tests?
- In the terminology used by the DGT, which system warns of driver distraction?
- In relation to driving and as a general rule, the improper consumption of medication increases...
- If you are overtaken by drowsiness while driving, you must...
- On working days, which journeys can concentrate traffic during peak hours on approaches to urban areas?
- Accidents caused by drowsiness occur...
- Under the effects of heat, it is possible that...
- Can depression affect drowsiness and fatigue when driving?
- For the same reaction time, how does increasing speed affect the distance travelled before starting to brake for a hazard?
- Can alcohol reduce the driver's field of vision?
- Alcohol is absorbed more quickly if ...
- According to general DGT guidance, when is the highest blood-alcohol concentration usually reached after finishing drinking?
- Can you drive if you have taken any medication?
- People who drink and drive…
- Among other effects, the consumption of alcohol…
- Why is driving while sleepy dangerous?
- Does chewing gum or eating sweets reduce the blood alcohol level?
- Non-medical amphetamine use, during its stimulant effect, can...
- Among its possible effects, what visual impairment can alcohol cause?
- Is it advisable to drive at night to avoid tiredness?
- What may happen to reaction time under a tranquiliser’s sedative effect?
- Are all medicines dangerous when driving?
- A driver under the effects of alcohol...
- If a medicine can affect attention or reaction time while driving a passenger car or other vehicle covered by a B licence:
- Why can limited experience increase a young driver’s risk?
- If you feel fatigue or drowsiness while driving, what should you do?
- Intense stress can cause a driver to...
- To drive safely, the driver must...
- How can depression affect driving?
- According to the INTCF’s 2024 traffic report, what proportion of the deceased drivers tested were positive for alcohol, drugs and/or…
- If you maintain the same speed, what effect can fatigue at the wheel produce?
- Can excessive heat inside the vehicle increase the risk when driving?
- In a medical alcohol confirmation test, may urine analysis be used in justified exceptional cases where appropriate?
- Can stress, anxiety or depression distract the driver?
- After drinking alcohol, does eating food or drinking water rapidly remove alcohol already in the blood so that you can drive?
- One of the factors that contributes to accidents among young drivers is...
- Can a novice driver feel tired more easily?
- If you suffer from a seasonal respiratory allergy, to drive more safely during the time of year when your symptoms are strongest, it is…
- Does fatigue influence the effects produced by alcohol?
- Can the risk of having an accident be reduced if you have a chronic illness?
- Can using a mobile phone with a "hands-free" system while driving affect the driver's ability to concentrate?
- Can stress, anxiety or depression cause the driver to lose concentration at the wheel?
- Can recreational amphetamine use make driving dangerous?
- Can stress alter your ability to drive safely?
- Can searching for a radio station or handling the music player distract the driver?
- The likelihood of having a traffic accident...
- A person who drives under the influence of drugs...
- Can recreational drug use increase the risk of a serious collision even when not combined with alcohol?
- Can you feel a greater sense of fatigue if you suffer from stress?
- When we take alcohol together with other drugs...
- Excessive heat inside the vehicle...
- Medications that don't need a medical prescription...
- Does driving while experiencing the symptoms of a respiratory allergy increase the risk of having an accident?
- Are inadequate speed, alcohol and illness considered risk factors?
- Can a common cold affect your ability to drive?
- Does alcohol affect everyone in the same way?
- Can a very high temperature inside the vehicle's cabin affect the driver's reaction time?
- Which age groups does the DGT highlight as more sensitive to the effects of alcohol?
- What behavioural changes can alcohol cause in a driver?
- Does drinking coffee or tea reduce your blood alcohol level?
- Which of these actions can distract the driver while the vehicle is moving?
- Does sleeping for a few hours after drinking guarantee that alcohol has been eliminated and you can drive safely?
- Is driving while tired dangerous?
- If fatigue appears while driving a passenger car or other vehicle covered by a B licence, the safest action is to:
- Accidents caused by drowsiness occur...
- Can abused or illegal drugs impair a driver’s reaction ability?
- It is important to avoid heavy meals during journeys because they can cause...
- Which of these situations can contribute to drowsiness while driving?
- Can the risk of having an accident be reduced if you suffer from a chronic illness?
- An adult driver subject to a positive alcohol limit has consumed alcohol but is below their applicable legal limit. Can they still have a…
- Does taking a nap eliminate alcohol more quickly?
- Which of these road characteristics can contribute to driver fatigue or drowsiness?
- Do all people respond in the same way when taking the same medication?
- Can tiredness alter a driver's reaction time?
- When alcohol is consumed, the driver...
- Which products can impair driving ability in a similar way to alcohol?
- As general DGT guidance, within what interval after consumption may peak blood alcohol concentration be reached?
- At the same travel speed, if alcohol lengthens reaction time, what happens to reaction distance?
- Can psychoactive drugs impair the ability to drive safely?
- What should a driver who feels sleepy do?
- If a driver is undergoing treatment and taking certain medicines, such as painkillers or antihistamines, it is advisable that...
- The circumstances that increase the likelihood of an accident occurring are called...
- Can taking stimulant drinks prevent sleepiness?
- Does the percentage of tested deceased drivers positive for alcohol, drugs or psychoactive medicines by itself equal the percentage of all…
- Can a medicine available without prescription adversely affect driving ability?
- If a medicine causes sleepiness or reduces attention so that you cannot drive safely, may you drive even without having consumed alcohol?
- Can drugs of abuse distort risk perception and encourage dangerous driving decisions?
- If you have taken narcotics or psychotropic substances that alter your mental state, are you allowed to drive a vehicle?
- Which factors can cause fatigue in a driver?
- May the Authority require a cyclist to take a breathalyser test?