DGT B licence questions: Traffic rules
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- Which of these effects can anxiolytics cause, impairing driving?
- Before reversing a passenger car or other vehicle covered by a B licence, you must:
- If you are going to ride a motorcycle, what clothing is most appropriate?
- How can drowsiness due to lack of sleep, which may occur with insomnia, affect driving?
- What is the usual nominal voltage of a conventional six-cell lead-acid auxiliary battery used in a passenger car?
- If a fire in a tunnel requires stopping your vehicle and you can safely position it on the right, why should passage be kept clear?
- What is advisable for motorcycle drivers to do to avoid noise pollution?
- At a level crossing with barriers, in which situation may you cross after checking that no train approaches and that you can clear the…
- In below-zero temperatures, which product should be used in the windscreen-washer reservoir?
- When entering a motorway or dual carriageway via the acceleration lane, must you give way?
- If a conventional tyre with no run-flat capability loses air while driving, what should you do?
- Can an inappropriate speed, in addition to poor vehicle and road conditions, increase the braking distance?
- Can flu, a cold, allergies or some medicines used to treat them affect driving?
- Under the specific tunnel overtaking prohibition, in which case may you not overtake a vehicle travelling ahead?
- A driver has a chronic illness. What should they do to assess its possible effect on driving?
- Is it important to stay with the victims of an accident?
- If a driver witnesses a road accident, are they obliged to assist the injured?
- What is a manoeuvre in general terms?
- In general, when moving between parked vehicles, how does the visual field available to a child compare with an adult’s?
- What is the purpose of the seat belt?
- What does a lane ending arrow indicate?
- Among these types of crash, in which is the seat belt especially effective at limiting forward movement of the body?
- A car is already travelling at the maximum limit that also applies to your vehicle. May you overtake it by travelling faster and exceeding…
- If you suffer from respiratory allergies, what should you bear in mind when driving?
- A driver under 18 commits a traffic offence. Who is jointly liable with the driver for the fine?
- What tool is used for headlight adjustment?
- The accident scene is safe, an adult is unresponsive and 112 is already being called. To decide whether CPR is needed, what should you…
- Does the use of a seat belt reduce the risk of death in a road traffic accident?
- You drive a car on a two-way carriageway with three lanes in total, separated by broken lines. Which lane should you normally use?
- When joining a motorway’s main carriageway, with no signs or instructions directing otherwise, who has priority?
- What effect can smoking while driving have on driving performance?
- On a carriageway with lanes in the same direction, traffic occupies its full width and each vehicle’s speed depends on the vehicle ahead in…
- A road-crash victim is helpless and in manifest, serious danger. Which conduct constitutes failure to render aid?
- To reduce the risk of having an accident because of an illness and the effects of its treatment, you should...
- Which type of helmet protects the head and face, including the chin area?
- A lorry with a light trailer travels on a motorway outside a built-up area, with no lower specific limit. What is its maximum speed when…
- You drive a car on a two-way carriageway with three lanes in total separated by broken lines. Which lane should you normally use?
- For the driver of an ordinary car, is reversing on a motorway or dual carriageway prohibited, even after missing an exit?
- What precaution should be taken to avoid a decrease in attention while driving?
- In a conventional gearbox, with the same engine torque, which forward gear usually multiplies it least at the wheels?
- Compared with a car, what detection risk does a motorcycle or bicycle present because of its smaller size?
- In Spain, is carrying a first-aid kit mandatory in a privately used passenger car?
- Which DGT register receives ITV inspection results reported by test stations?
- What measure is particularly important when driving a car in strong gusts of wind?
- On a motorway outside a built-up area, in freely flowing traffic and with no applicable exception, may you overtake a slower vehicle on the…
- Under Criminal Code Article 195, which conduct may constitute failure to render assistance?
- What is the approach based on observation, anticipation and maintaining room to respond safely called?
- May a car have sun curtains on its rear windows?
- To join traffic from the edge of the road in a car, what must you do?
- As a general rule, on a motorway or dual carriageway, overtaking must be carried out...
- To reduce aquaplaning risk when approaching standing water, what should you do?
- When you are riding a motorcycle in heavy rain, it is compulsory to...
- Before a trip with a passenger car or other vehicle covered by a B licence, planning it while taking its characteristics into account:
- Can any vehicle other than a taxi carry taximeter lighting?
- With a valid category B licence held for more than three years and no adaptations or restrictions awaiting entry, which motorcycles may you…
- As safety guidance, approximately what minimum distance should you keep between your breastbone and the central steering-wheel airbag cover…
- In a road’s profile, what is a depression or sunken section called, as opposed to a raised hump?
- Before stopping or parking with a lateral move, how should you observe traffic and the area not covered by mirrors?
- Can some medications negatively affect the ability to drive safely?
- Which type of road normally has separate carriageways for each direction and no at-grade crossings with other roads, features that reduce…
- In a five-seat car, as a general rule, where must a minor who is 135 cm tall or shorter travel?
- Traffic accidents generate…
- Approaching a level crossing, you foresee that congestion could leave your vehicle stopped on the tracks. What must you do?
- A rear-view mirror is the device used to...
- What height should the central part of the head restraint be at?
- Allergy symptoms can, when driving, cause...
- On a one-way carriageway, a car signals a left turn and may safely be overtaken on the right. Where should the turning car position itself?
- After a crash, how should you protect an open limb fracture with visible bone while requesting help through 112?
- What is a person with two or more serious traumatic injuries in different body regions, at least one life-threatening, called?
- On an ordinary street, with no possibility of moving forward, turning or making a U-turn, may a car reverse if it can do so safely?
- When it's raining, do you need to pay particular attention to any specific area of the road?
- In an ordinary transfer between private individuals of a vehicle registered in Spain, within what period must the seller notify the traffic…
- When helping a road-crash casualty, after ensuring the surroundings are safe and requesting help through 112, what should you do to guide…
- Which part of the road should we drive in when using a two-way tunnel?
- In a car, the interior mirror does not provide the prescribed rearward field of view. Under Annex III of the Vehicle Regulations, which…
- A car driver uses a hands-free communication system without using their hands or headphones, earphones or similar equipment. Is this…
- On an interurban road, you ride a motorcycle without a protective structure and seat belt qualifying for the prescribed exemption. Must you…
- At night you approach to overtake a car ahead. If main beam could dazzle its driver through a mirror, what must you do?
- What is the purpose of the seat belt?
- In a conventional car wider than one metre, not exclusively intended for goods transport, may the load protrude at the front?
- If you have a respiratory allergy, what should you bear in mind?
- After carrying out a modification covered by Royal Decree 866/2010 on a registered vehicle, what inspection procedure must the keeper or an…
- According to the IDAE page “Consumption and CO₂ emissions”, under “Increase in mobility”, what approximate share of car journeys in Spain…
- Can priority vehicles on an emergency call enter the central reservation of a motorway?
- The vehicle's steering is a safety system that is...
- You witness a collision without being involved. Officers have not yet arrived and your help may be needed. Must you stop without creating a…
- In a safe location, when assisting an adult casualty from a road collision, should you check responsiveness and whether breathing is normal?
- Can a driver reduce the risk of collisions related to the vehicle’s condition?
- Under current rules, an adult rides a bicycle built for one person. Which child may be carried in an additional seat meeting the applicable…
- Which situation can obstruct a driver’s rearward view through the interior mirror?
- As a layperson assisting a casualty after a collision, should you give medication on your own initiative?
- As a general rule, outside motorways and dual carriageways, may you reverse when moving forward or changing direction is possible and no…
- One of the functions of the vehicle's chassis and bodywork is...
- Is it mandatory for a car towing a trailer to carry a spare wheel for the trailer?
- If a vehicle undergoes a significant technical modification, is it compulsory to pass an inspection?
- How many points does a driver receive on obtaining their first driving licence?
- When calling 112 about a road crash, what information should you prioritise to help responders?
- If the vehicle and child seat allow correct installation in the centre rear seat, why can this be a good choice?
- How does the age of vehicles affect safety?
- How should the headrest height be adjusted correctly?