DGT B licence questions: Traffic rules
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- IDAE’s informational “Transport” page describes passenger and goods mobility as accounting for approximately what share of national energy…
- In which type of accident is whiplash most likely to occur?
- You drive a 3,000 kg MAM lorry fitted with a seat belt and no exemption applies. Must it be worn?
- What does power steering do during low-speed manoeuvres?
- The circular traffic light controlling your entry into a tunnel shows a steady red light. No officer is directing you otherwise. What…
- Which is the most vulnerable element when a pedestrian is run over?
- An emergency leaves your vehicle immobilised beside a motorway’s central reservation, and you cannot move it safely. What should you do?
- In a vehicle it is compulsory to place and secure the load so that it cannot...
- In a passenger car with up to nine seats including the driver, a child no taller than 135 cm occupies a rear seat. What restraint must they…
- How can rain affect driving on the road?
- A car tows a light trailer on a motorway. There is no lower specific limit or conditions requiring a further speed reduction. Is travelling…
- On a conventional road with two lanes per direction, no physical separation and no specific speed signs, which general limit must a…
- What other name is aquaplaning known by?
- A passenger car leaves a petrol station to join a public road. With no officer directing otherwise, when must it give way to vehicles…
- You have been involved in a crash with injured people. You are in a safe place, do not need to leave to help the injured or receive medical…
- A passenger car without a trailer travels on a conventional road outside a built-up area with physically separated directions and a posted…
- On a two-way road outside a built-up area, with no emergency or special instructions, may you stop voluntarily or park on the left?
- As a general rule, who is obliged to take out and maintain compulsory insurance for a motor vehicle normally based in Spain?
- What minimum gradient defines a steep-gradient section under Article 63 of the General Traffic Regulations?
- May a passenger car carry more people than its authorised number of seats?
- Which groups of factors can influence the risk of a road crash?
- What other name is given to the stopping distance?
- May a passenger car have solar film on its rear window if it meets the applicable technical requirements?
- An overtake with a passenger car or other vehicle covered by a B licence should only be started when:
- What does a movable delimiting device placed across the carriageway, for example at a level crossing, indicate?
- After a motorway crash with injured people, you are already in a safe place and have a mobile phone. How should you request help?
- From the viewpoint of passive safety, what function do a passenger car’s bodywork and structure perform?
- If you choose to alternate summer and winter tyres, what common climate guideline suggests preparing the change to winter tyres?
- On a motorcycle with a sidecar without a protective structure, with no applicable medical exemption, must the sidecar passenger wear a…
- Which road type has separate carriageways for opposing directions and no at-grade crossings, features reducing certain traffic conflicts?
- A new N1 goods van has a maximum authorised mass below 3,500 kg. At what age must it undergo its first periodic technical inspection?
- Where should a herd travel when its use of a road is permitted and no drove road is available?
- Is it advisable to place a GPS mount in an airbag deployment area?
- Is overtaking considered a dangerous and complex manoeuvre?
- Which of these factors can increase a driver’s reaction time?
- Which of the following does NOT describe a level of difficulty for driving in snow?
- What is it advisable to fit next to the wheels to complement the effect of the mudguards?
- Is the left-hand mirror compulsory on passenger cars?
- What is the submarine effect in a collision?
- Which helmet-visor feature specifically helps reduce fogging?
- What kind of wind can particularly destabilise a motorcycle through sudden changes in lateral force?
- If, because of traffic conditions, you foresee that you will end up stopped at a junction, obstructing the crossroad, what should you do?
- What type of energy does a moving vehicle accumulate depending on its mass and speed?
- Active safety systems in a vehicle…
- A car driver must show the required documents when a competent officer requests them. Which answer is complete?
- What is the general limit for a lorry below 3,500 kg MAM on a dual carriageway outside a built-up area, without dangerous-goods transport?
- Can failing to assist a helpless person in obvious, serious danger constitute failure to render aid when assistance is possible without…
- Can vehicles for people with reduced mobility be considered Personal Mobility Vehicles (VMP)?
- If an ITV roadworthiness test is negative because of very serious defects, how must the vehicle be moved from the test station to its…
- A private car misses its motorway exit. May it reverse to reach it?
- As a general rule, especially on bends and crests with restricted visibility, where should vehicles travel?
- How should the execution of the overtaking manoeuvre be?
- What are emergency braking areas intended for?
- Can I overtake the red vehicle in the image?
- Is lighting an active safety system?
- Before starting a journey in a car, when should passengers required to use a seat belt fasten it?
- If moving a road-crash casualty is essential, how should you act to reduce the risk of worsening a possible neck injury?
- As far as possible, every road user involved in a traffic accident must...
- In a car, luggage prevents rearward vision through the interior mirror. Which mirrors must compensate for that loss of view?
- Under the rules in force from 1 October 2026, may a medical certificate be used to claim the former bicycle-helmet exemption on interurban…
- In which location may a car’s side airbag be housed, depending on its design?
- Can lack of driving experience make anticipating hazards harder?
- If you see a child running near the carriageway, what risk should you anticipate?
- If the markings delimit parking spaces perpendicular to the kerb, how should the vehicle be aligned within a space?
- Can an illness such as flu cause the driver to drive less safely?
- On a two-way road, how should you normally drive through a bend with restricted visibility?
- As a general rule, a private car driver may communicate by telephone while driving only if...
- Which component belongs to the electrical charging system rather than the suspension?
- As a general rule, is reversing permitted?
- If you are involved in an accident, must you stop to help restore traffic safety?
- When must a helmet that has sustained a significant impact in a crash be replaced?
- There is enough space and it can be done safely. On which side must you overtake a vehicle clearly signalling a left turn?
- Which firefighting equipment must an ordinary goods lorry over 3,500 kg maximum authorised mass carry under the General Vehicle…
- Which situation exempts motorcycle occupants from wearing a helmet under the General Traffic Regulations?
- Outside a built-up area, a car travels on a carriageway with two lanes in its direction. May it use the left lane to overtake?
- Does the compulsory liability insurance of the vehicle causing a crash cover its own driver’s injuries?
- Which gases are important precursors of acid rain?
- If you begin overtaking and circumstances arise that make it difficult to complete the manoeuvre...
- The driver of a combination of vehicles with a maximum authorised mass of more than 3,500 kg, travelling through a tunnel and not intending…
- A police officer, with short and frequent whistle blasts, orders ...
- What is a function of a correctly positioned and fastened seat belt?
- A car’s luggage is securely restrained and does not obstruct forward or side visibility, but blocks the interior mirror’s view. What is…
- An ambulance travels on urgent service along an urban street in a built-up area. Is its driver exempt from wearing a seat belt on that…
- An illness is considered mild. Is that label enough to establish that you can drive safely?
- The tests for the B licence are normally taken in:
- What is the name given to a fracture in which the skin covering the fracture area remains intact?
- According to the DGT’s final 2024 figures, counting deaths within 30 days, where did the majority of road traffic deaths in Spain occur?
- Is it permitted to throw or leave objects on the road that could obstruct free-flowing traffic, stopping or parking?
- Without a justified cause or applicable exception, must you observe minimum speed limits?
- On a carriageway with at least two lanes for your direction, after overtaking a lorry you will make another permitted overtake. Must you…
- If you need to top up coolant in a car, which liquid should you use?
- Can Traffic Officers require a driver’s tyres to be fitted with chains?
- Are there illnesses whose treatment, or lack of treatment, may be a risk factor when driving?
- At a junction with no layout or signs requiring a different position, where should a car preparing to turn right position itself?
- Regarding a hands-free mobile phone while driving, what is recommended to reduce distraction?
- Are all illnesses equally dangerous for driving?
- When overtaking another car on a motorcycle in an urban area, how should sufficient lateral clearance be determined?
- What should the rider of a motorcycle that falls and slides along the ground try to do to minimise injuries?
- In a non-sealed lead-acid battery whose manufacturer allows checking and topping up the level, what liquid may be added when necessary?
- When approaching cyclists travelling on the road, what precautions should be taken?