DGT B licence questions: Driving at night and in adverse conditions
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- Which of these is appropriate for removing ice from the windscreen without scratching it?
- When parking on an urban road that is not a through road, with lighting sufficient to make the vehicle visible at an adequate distance,…
- Why is it important to keep the exterior surfaces of headlamps clean?
- At night you are using main beam. If there is a risk of dazzling other road users, what must you do?
- Outside a built-up area, may a motorcycle tow a trailer between sunset and sunrise?
- During daylight outside built-up areas, in dense fog or heavy rain reducing visibility, may main beam be used if it does not dazzle other…
- In a passenger car with normal grip, outside a tunnel, what minimum separation is recommended by the practical two-second rule?
- Which principle expresses the need to have visibility and for others to detect your vehicle when driving at night?
- A lorry carries an indivisible load projecting forwards within authorised limits, without lateral projection. If visibility is…
- At this R-412 sign, may you continue without snow chains if you have none of the other permitted alternatives?
- Where can you find these plates?
- After a dry period, when can water mix with dust and grease accumulated on the road and form a particularly slippery film?
- In a car registered in Spain and driven in Spain, which of these accessories must be carried?
- Which environmental circumstances favour the onset of fatigue?
- Does driving in fog, rain or snow encourage the onset of fatigue?
- On a lorry lawfully carrying an indivisible load projecting at the front and rear, what marking is required at night?
- In cold and rain, what benefit can motorcycle fairing provide without replacing other precautions?
- What assistance can a night-vision system using a thermal camera and highlighting pedestrians or animals on a display provide?
- Under article 87.1.a, unless the traffic directions are clearly delineated and the opposing-traffic area is not entered, in which situation…
- Are cyclists required to turn on their lights when riding at night?
- When should illuminated beacons be used to mark roadworks areas?
- If traffic is permitted but the road is icy, which behaviour is safer?
- If the vehicle behind gets too close, it is advisable to...
- Is it compulsory to use some form of vehicle lighting when driving in heavy rain?
- Do fatigue, alcohol and adverse weather conditions affect road accidents?
- For a necessary trip in a combustion-engine vehicle with a risk of becoming stranded in snow, which preparation is appropriate?
- An S-890c panel for application in fog conditions is placed below an upright sign. How does it qualify the sign above?
- Can driving in bad weather contribute to fatigue?
- Which option describes weather conditions that may change during a journey?
- At night, a load lawfully projecting forwards must be marked with a light of which colour?
- Driving in unfavourable weather conditions...
- By day, must roadworks altering traffic be marked with lights if weather or environmental conditions require it?
- This sign indicates danger due to...
- Under the general rule for interurban roads, may a motorcycle tow a trailer between sunset and sunrise?
- At night, a laterally projecting load has its extremity more than 0.40 metres from the outer edge of a front or rear position light. How…
- Under the general interurban rule, may a motorcycle tow a trailer between sunset and sunrise?
- What does the reduced-visibility vertical sign warn of?
- Changing a motorcycle’s fairing can alter its air resistance. What can this affect?
- At night, the distance illuminated by the headlights means you must:
- In daylight with sufficient visibility and no fog or other visibility-reducing conditions, you legally park a car on a road through a…
- At night on a narrow road with many signed bends, but without particularly adverse weather or environmental conditions, may you use the…