DGT B licence questions: Speed

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101. On a motorway, with no specific minimum-speed sign and no circumstances justifying a lower speed, what is the generic minimum speed for a…
102. While driving towards a place where you will perform a permitted U-turn, your current speed is too high to manoeuvre safely. What should…
103. A two-wheel motorcycle whose maximum design speed does not exceed 100 km/h has one exterior mirror under the Annex III rule. On which side…
104. Does excessive speed affect our capacity for anticipation?
105. A motorcycle without a trailer travels on a motorway outside a built-up area. With no lower specific limit, what is its general maximum…
106. How is alcohol eliminated from the body after drinking?
107. At night, a main-beam fault cannot be repaired en route and you need to continue to a safe repair location. Dipped beams work and safe…
108. When excessive speed narrows the useful visual field through tunnel vision, which hazard may be more easily overlooked?
109. When towing a trailer and encountering strong crosswind gusts, what action should you take to reduce risk?
110. What obligation does the illustrated blue circular sign impose?
111. When using a deceleration lane to leave a motorway, why must you adapt speed to the exit?
112. A 50 km/h speed-limit sign is mounted on the same post as a dangerous-bend warning. Until when does that hazard-related restriction apply?
113. An R-301 is not associated with a hazard sign and the case of leaving a junction from a non-priority road onto a priority road does not…
114. A motorcycle travels on a travesía, a through-road within a built-up area, with no specific sign lowering the limit. What is its general…
115. As speed increases...
116. Which of these actions should be carried out before reaching a bend?
117. From this sign...
118. A motorhome overtakes a lorry on its left, leaving the lorry to its right. A strong crosswind blows from the left. Can the risk of moving…
119. You drive a passenger car without a trailer on a motorway where the applicable limit is 120 km/h, with no lower restriction. Can 100 km/h…
120. Under comparable conditions, when can reduced visibility make overtaking more difficult and dangerous?
121. Speed must always be adapted to:
122. When driving at an appropriate speed, it is easier to...
123. When there is accumulated snow on the road, how should you drive?
124. A car without a trailer or special transport travels outside a built-up area on a paved conventional road without a physical separator…
125. If an overtaking manoeuvre already begun becomes difficult to complete without creating risks, must you abandon it and return safely to…
126. On what type of roads are mopeds not allowed to travel?
127. If visibility is reduced while driving a car, you must...
128. When there are obstacles and cyclists riding, you should...
129. Is alcohol an important crash-risk factor even for an experienced driver or someone accustomed to drinking?
130. A bus carries standing passengers as authorised and travels on a paved conventional road outside a built-up area, with no lower limit. What…
131. As speed increases while driving...
132. On an ordinary urban road with two or more lanes in each direction and no sign reducing the limit, what is the general maximum speed for a…
133. Which measure supports good visibility and safe driving at night?
134. A car has hazard warning lights. In which situation must they be used to signal its presence under article 109.2.c?
135. With no sign establishing another limit or specific restrictions, what is the general maximum speed for a car on a motorway running within…
136. A car is being overtaken under normal conditions, without danger or special circumstances requiring slowing to facilitate passage. Must it…
137. Besides reducing visibility, can fog reduce tyre grip?
138. You must refrain from changing direction when...
139. Can the traffic authorities increase the maximum speed normally permitted for this type of road on an urban motorway?
140. Is it dangerous to drive below the minimum permitted speed without justified cause?
141. While braking with the vehicle still moving, the wheels lock and slide over the road surface. What risk can arise?
142. Which behaviour helps reduce accident risk throughout a journey?
143. A car without a trailer travels on a paved conventional road outside built-up areas, with no physical separation of directions or lower…
144. What is the speed used to define a road alignment’s geometric characteristics under comfort and safety conditions called?
145. If safe before a substantial speed reduction, how can you warn the driver behind using brake lights?
146. Outside built-up areas, a car tows a light trailer on a motorway or dual carriageway. With no lower specific limit or applicable special…
147. Which of these behaviours increases crash risk?
148. Can animal-drawn vehicles use dual carriageways?
149. What should be the first action we should take before reaching a bend?
150. On a motorway, without justified cause or an applicable exception, which motor-vehicle speed is below the statutory minimum?
151. A car without a trailer travels on a conventional road outside a built-up area, with no physical separation between directions and no lower…
152. How many rear-view mirrors must a motorcycle with a self-protective structure have fitted?
153. When approaching a properly signposted intersection with practically no visibility, without a lower applicable limit, what speed must not…
154. What effect does the tunnel effect caused by speed have on the driver?
155. A car uses an urban road with at least two lanes in each direction, excluding reserved lanes, and no different specific limit. Which…
156. Can a speed limit below the general limit be established with appropriate signs both on a through-road in a built-up area and on a motorway?
157. If the road narrows or obstacles appear while driving a passenger car or other vehicle covered by a B licence, the proper action is to:
158. The speed limits set on roads are established...
159. What speed must vehicles whose driver walks alongside them not exceed?
160. A car follows another vehicle. To stop without colliding if it brakes suddenly, what following gap must generally be maintained?
161. When approaching a vehicle stopped on the carriageway, is it compulsory to reduce speed?
162. On an urban road, why must you obey the applicable speed limit and reduce speed when necessary?
163. When traffic and safety permit, how should speed be maintained for economical driving?
164. Under the General Vehicle Regulations’ Annex III table, which mandatory exterior mirrors does a motorcycle with a maximum design speed…
165. When approaching a bend, how should entry speed be selected?
166. What must a car’s secondary braking function achieve if service braking fails?
167. What should be done if, once overtaking has begun, something happens that makes it impossible to complete it?
168. As speed increases...
169. You add 300 kg of properly secured load within the vehicle’s limits. What braking precaution should you take?
170. A passenger car travels on a motorway with no circumstances justifying lower speed. What is the general minimum travelling speed?
171. A passenger car without a trailer or special transport travels outside a built-up area on a conventional motor-vehicle-only road, with no…
172. At what maximum speed may cars travel under the yellow level of snow-driving conditions?
173. On a motorway, is it permitted to drive at an abnormally reduced speed in thick fog?
174. After an S-500 built-up-area entrance sign, a car travels on an urban road with two ordinary lanes in each direction, separate pavements…
175. With no lower specific limit, what is a bicycle’s general maximum speed on a paved road outside a built-up area?
176. When approaching a moving bridge, how should you act?
177. This traffic sign...
178. Can other factors influence an accident when weather conditions are adverse?
179. In the event of heavy rain, is it advisable to increase the safety distance and reduce speed?
180. On an acceleration lane, the driver must:
181. Is it important to comply with minimum speed limits?
182. Can high speed be dangerous?
183. A passenger car without a trailer or special transport operation travels on a conventional road outside a built-up area, with no physical…
184. A passenger car without a trailer overtakes another passenger car on a conventional road outside a built-up area, with no physical…
185. At what maximum speed may cars travel under the red level of snow-driving conditions?
186. Which of these signs ends the specific speed restriction shown in the image?
187. A passenger car tows a trailer with a 700 kg maximum authorised mass on a dual carriageway outside a built-up area, with no lower posted…
188. What does this traffic sign indicate?
189. A passenger car enters thick fog that greatly reduces visibility. How must it adapt its speed?
190. To anticipate danger, it is very important that the driver...
191. On a motorway outside a built-up area, a passenger car without a trailer or special regime travels on a section with no lower posted limit.…
192. Is it possible to save fuel by avoiding unnecessary gear changes?
193. Driving at a speed higher than the maximum permitted speed, you are driving...
194. What does this built-up-area entry sign indicate?
195. If initial speed increases while other conditions remain comparable, braking distance…
196. At a properly signposted junction where you have no priority and visibility is practically zero, how must you adapt speed?
197. A lane sign shows the number 70 in blue circles with white numerals above two lanes. What speed do those circles indicate for those lanes?
198. If you are forced to drive with a temporary-use or emergency spare wheel, you must bear in mind...
199. Once an overtake has begun, a danger arises for the vehicle being overtaken. If the overtaking driver is not abandoning the manoeuvre, must…
200. What does this sign indicate?