DGT B licence questions: Overtaking
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- Outside a built-up area, the black car in the left lane has finished overtaking. It can safely return to the right lane, and neither…
- There is light fog, but visibility is sufficient to overtake or abandon the manoeuvre safely. All other rules are met and overtaking is not…
- On a section with visibility so restricted that you cannot check whether a U-turn would endanger other road users, may you make it?
- A car without a trailer overtakes another car on a two-way conventional road outside a built-up area, without physical separation or a…
- Which type of trucks does the no-overtaking sign for trucks apply to?
- On a bend with insufficient visibility, may you overtake by entering the opposing traffic lane?
- Strong crosswind blows from the right, and you overtake on the left of a lorry that can shield you from it. What change should you…
- On a motorway with three lanes in each direction, which lane should you normally drive in?
- A change in gradient is:
- Outside a tunnel, you drive a car behind another vehicle and intend to overtake it. What separation must you maintain before starting the…
- Which vehicles does this R-306 prohibit from overtaking motor vehicles travelling on the carriageway?
- When overtaking cyclists, which measure is necessary to reduce the risk of striking them?
- In a tunnel with one lane each way, may a car overtake another moving car by using the oncoming lane, outside exceptional cases?
- A car intends to overtake another moving car across a continuous longitudinal line separating directions, without an exceptional case or…
- Before overtaking, the driver must especially check that:
- After overtaking on the left, when should you return to the right-hand lane?
- On a motorway, a driver is travelling in the left-hand lane because they have just overtaken. Must they return immediately to the…
- Which signs end an overtaking prohibition indicated by R-305?
- On a two-way carriageway with one lane per direction, you signal a left turn and another vehicle can safely overtake on your right. With no…
- What is most important to avoid colliding with the vehicle in front?
- You drive a car without a trailer on a conventional road with no physical separation between directions, no lower specific limit and no…
- On a road with one lane for each direction of travel, is a driver permitted to overtake several vehicles at once?
- Overtaking is prohibited at intersections and in their vicinity, except...
- A special vehicle over 3,500 kg MAM travels outside built-up areas on a road with one lane per direction where overtaking is permitted.…
- If your vehicle is about to be overtaken, do you have any obligation?
- When overtaking a cyclist in a passenger car, what must you do?
- While one passenger car overtakes another, what must the overtaking driver do about lateral clearance?
- As a general rule, which white longitudinal lane-separating marking must not be crossed to overtake, except in prescribed exceptional cases?
- When carrying an authorised passenger on a motorcycle, what must you do regarding the vehicle’s behaviour?
- You drive a car on a dual carriageway outside a built-up area, with two lanes in your direction, outside tunnels. You follow a lorry…
- Outside a built-up area, you follow another vehicle in your car without intending to overtake. On which stretch must you leave space for a…
- A heavy vehicle cannot be overtaken easily and safely because the carriageway is too narrow. A usable shoulder is available. Under article…
- In a tunnel, a car below 3,500 kg MAM does not intend to overtake and no instruction requires a different separation. What minimum distance…
- Outside a built-up area, to warn another driver of the intention to overtake, in addition to signalling any lateral movement when required,…
- On a dual carriageway that runs through an urban area, you must...
- At sign R-306, “No overtaking for lorries”, may a lorry below 3,500 kg MAM overtake motor vehicles if other rules permit it and it is safe?
- The green car would have to enter the opposing lane to overtake. The approaching vehicle is so close that it would have to brake or change…
- A tram travels along the centre of a two-way road. There is sufficient space on its right and overtaking is legal and safe. On which side…
- Before starting to overtake, the driver is required to check that...
- On a section where a continuous line prohibits entering the opposing direction, a broken-down car partly blocks your lane. It is not…
- Which circumstance during overtaking introduces the risk of meeting opposing traffic head-on?
- A non-priority vehicle travels in a built-up area. With no accident risk or other regulatory exception, may it use the horn solely to…
- While following another vehicle before overtaking, may you reduce the gap below what is needed to stop without collision if the vehicle…
- A car overtakes a cyclist on a conventional road with one lane per direction and no shoulder. There is a continuous line, sufficient…
- While preparing to overtake, may you approach the vehicle ahead closer than the gap needed to stop without collision if it brakes suddenly?
- As a general rule, at which of these places does article 87 prohibit overtaking?
- At the sign shown, while not carrying out an overtaking manoeuvre, what signposted gap must you keep from the vehicle ahead?
- In tunnels with one lane for each direction, is overtaking prohibited?
- If a vehicle is overtaking you and the manoeuvre is going to create a dangerous situation, what should you do, as a general rule?
- In ordinary traffic, with no officer directing otherwise, may you overtake a moving passenger car at or near a marked pedestrian crossing…
- At a crest with restricted visibility on a two-way road, overtaking a passenger car requires entering the opposing direction. Does a broken…
- On a section where overtaking is prohibited and a U-turn is not expressly authorised, may you reverse your direction of travel?
- On a Spanish autopista, traffic fills the carriageway width and each row can move only at the speed of the vehicle ahead. May the row in…
- In which case does article 54.3 waive the additional gap allowing vehicles behind to overtake you, without removing the safe…
- Why is it obligatory to look ahead when intending to overtake?
- At a reduced-visibility bend on a two-way carriageway, you intend to overtake by entering the opposing-traffic area or make a U-turn…
- On a two-way road, an R-305 sign prohibits overtaking into the area reserved for opposing traffic. An ordinary lorry is still moving very…
- On a motorway outside a built-up area with three or more lanes per direction, which vehicle is subject to the rule of normally using the…
- Under current article 85.4, when overtaking a pedestrian travelling along the road, on which roads must at least 1.5 metres of lateral…
- On a bend with reduced visibility, directions are clearly delimited and overtaking can safely be completed entirely within your direction,…
- To overtake a bicycle, may you enter the opposing direction when necessary and all legal and safety requirements are met?
- After an R-305 sign, you intend to overtake a car by entering the lane reserved for opposing traffic. Is this permitted?
- You travel through a tunnel with two lanes for your direction. With no other prohibition and a safe manoeuvre possible, may you overtake…
- Before changing lanes to overtake on a motorway, what area can hide a vehicle even after checking the mirrors?
- On a motorway outside a built-up area with three lanes per direction and no special regulation, may a car use the middle lane to overtake…
- In a tunnel, a passenger car with a maximum authorised mass not exceeding 3,500 kg is travelling without intending to overtake. What…
- The vehicle ahead clearly indicates that it intends to stop on the left side of the road. If you choose to overtake, must you do so on the…
- What does the danger of an overtaking manoeuvre depend on?
- A driver signals a lateral move to the left to begin overtaking. When must they switch off that left indicator?
- You drive a car with a MAM no greater than 3,500 kg through the tunnel shown and do not intend to overtake. When expressing the prescribed…
- In a tunnel with two lanes for your direction, no signs prohibiting overtaking and safe conditions, may a car overtake another without…
- Does sign R-305, “No overtaking”, prohibit overtaking a motor vehicle when the manoeuvre requires entering the area reserved for opposing…
- On a section with a solid line separating traffic directions, which of these road users may a car overtake using the opposing lane if it is…
- On an interurban road, which of these circumstances exceptionally permits overtaking on the right, provided there is enough space and it…
- Before anyone has begun moving sideways, the vehicle ahead in your lane signals that it will overtake on the left. A reasonable time has…
- A moped overtakes a tractor in a case governed by Article 36.5. In addition to all other safety rules, which limits on travelling alongside…
- If you need more speed to overtake another car, may you accelerate within the applicable limit and safely?
- On a road with one lane in each direction, a lorry is overtaking and it is not possible to see the road ahead. Can you position yourself…
- A car is being overtaken when danger arises. The overtaking vehicle continues; slowing the car being overtaken helps it finish and return…
- Outside built-up areas, when overtaking a car on a motorcycle, what minimum lateral clearance must you leave from its most protruding parts?
- On a bend where visibility prevents checking that the manoeuvre is safe, is a U-turn permitted?
- You are travelling in the left-hand lane of a motorway because you have just overtaken. Must you return immediately to the right-hand lane?
- When changing lanes, how long must you keep the indicator signalling that lateral movement?
- Should an overtaking manoeuvre be carried out when in doubt?
- A motorcycle without a trailer overtakes a car on a paved, two-way conventional road outside a built-up area, without physical separation…
- Is overtaking permitted on a bend or brow of a hill with reduced visibility on a road with two lanes in each direction?
- In which situation does Article 87.1.a prohibit overtaking because of insufficient visibility?
- An overtake requires entering the opposing direction. In which of these situations is it prohibited because of insufficient visibility?
- A tram travels along the central part of a two-way road. If there is sufficient space and you can overtake safely with no other…
- You drive a car behind another vehicle and intend to overtake it. May you leave an insufficient gap to stop without colliding if the…
- On a bend, visibility is insufficient to check that a U-turn can be made without danger or obstruction. May you make it?
- In a tunnel, a motorcycle rider does not intend to overtake the vehicle ahead. What minimum separation does Article 95.6 state?
- The green car follows the white car in the same lane. The white car first signalled moving left to overtake; neither has begun, and no…
- On a bend on a two-way road with restricted visibility, may you overtake by entering the area reserved for opposing traffic?
- After passing an R-502 end-of-overtaking-prohibition sign, with no other prohibition or marking preventing the manoeuvre, may you overtake…
- The obligation to leave enough space to allow overtaking will not apply...
- On a conventional road with sufficient visibility and without endangering or obstructing anyone, may you overtake slow cyclists across a…
- May you make a U-turn in a place where overtaking is prohibited?
- In a traffic jam outside tunnels, with your car stopped, how should you maintain separation from the vehicle ahead?
- Outside a built-up area, after overtaking in the left lane with your car, with no further overtake or other special circumstance, must you…