DGT B licence questions: Traffic lights
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- When approaching an older person crossing the road, what should you bear in mind?
- What does a red light in the shape of a stationary pedestrian on a traffic light indicate to pedestrians?
- At signalled intersections, what is the general rule that prevails?
- You must not enter a junction, even if the traffic light is green, if...
- At a junction with no officers or temporary signs, the traffic light immediately to the left is steady red and the one immediately to the…
- Which road users are affected by the signals of these traffic lights?
- The instructions of this traffic light are directed to...
- Among beaconing or delineation signals, vertical signs and road markings, what is the order of precedence, highest first?
- On the same approach with no lane-specific signals, indications differ: the signal immediately on the right is green and on the left red.…
- A red X comes on above your lane and an adjacent lane is open. What must you do?
- If the following signals conflict, which has priority?
- Before entering a junction, you can stop safely and the officer raises an arm vertically while the light is green. May you proceed?
- A green arrow-shaped light pointing downwards on a lane traffic signal...
- A steady red traffic light controlling your movement is on the far side of a junction. Where must you stop if you intend to turn right and…
- A square lane-control signal positioned above a lane, with no panel indicating another lane, affects...
- The signal controlling your passage into a junction is green, but congestion could leave your vehicle stopped inside and obstruct crossing…
- At a junction there are two traffic lights with different indications: one immediately to the driver’s right and one immediately to the…
- Under the current General Traffic Regulations, to whom do the indications of traffic lights displaying an illuminated cycle silhouette…
- Among the three types listed, what is the order from highest to lowest priority when their indications conflict?
- At a junction, traffic lights immediately to the driver’s right and left display different indications, with no other specific lane…
- What does a diagonal yellow arrow pointing downwards indicate on a square or lane traffic light?
- A green arrow on a black background illuminates and your vehicle is in a lane reserved exclusively for the indicated turn. Must you proceed…
- Which vehicles are affected by square traffic lights for vehicles?
- Which traffic light should a driver who wants to go straight ahead follow if there are two traffic lights giving different indications on…
- At the entrance to a tunnel you see these traffic lights on red. What should you do?
- If their instructions appear contradictory, which of these three types takes precedence: delineator signs, traffic lights or road markings?
- In general, under the effects of alcohol, drivers...
- How many lights does a traffic light that regulates an intersection usually consist of?
- What does the triangular sign in the image indicate?
- Must we stop at a traffic light showing a steady amber light?
- When facing a steady amber traffic light, a driver must:
- At a traffic light, the green light goes off and the fixed amber light comes on. May you go through?
- A traffic light controlling your movement turns steady amber. What must you do?
- At a signed pedestrian crossing where pedestrians have priority, which behaviour is an offence?
- The signal controlling you shows circular red and a green arrow pointing right. With no officer instructions changing it, may you go…
- On a conventional vertical traffic signal with three circular lights for vehicles, what colour is the middle light?
- The traffic light is green and a police officer signals you to stop. What should you do?
- A car wants to go straight ahead. The circular signal controlling that movement is red, with only an additional green right-pointing arrow.…
- Two traffic lights show different indications at a junction. What must you check before proceeding straight ahead?
- What does a red cross-shaped light above a lane indicate?
- A traffic light and a STOP sign regulate the same approach and give conflicting instructions. With no officer instructions or temporary…
- A traffic light with a black arrow over a steady red light...
- Under the current rules, when a traffic light displays an illuminated cycle silhouette, to whom do its indications apply exclusively?
- Above your lane, a square signal shows a downward green arrow. Farther ahead, an applicable circular signal is red with a stop line. Where…
- What precaution must drivers of priority vehicles in urgent service take at a junction or traffic light that does not permit their passage?
- Must you stop at a circular traffic light showing a steady yellow light?
- When approaching an older pedestrian about to cross, what should you consider?
- A traffic light applying to your lane shows steady green, with a STOP sign beside it. You intend to go straight, the junction is clear, and…
- On a square lane-control signal, what does a downward green arrow indicate?
- At a junction with a red traffic light and an officer signalling you to proceed, whom must you obey?
- A steady green traffic signal and a vertical stop sign control the same movement at a junction, with no other higher-priority instruction…
- At which of these places may you encounter a vehicle traffic signal with a flashing red light temporarily prohibiting passage?
- At a junction, an officer directing traffic gives instructions that contradict a priority sign. Which must you obey?
- What does a red X-shaped light inside a square traffic light mean?
- What other name is given to square traffic lights for vehicles?