DGT B licence questions: Traffic rules
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- May a private car reverse on a motorway to return to an exit it has passed?
- According to the WHO global road-traffic-injuries fact sheet, in which age group are they the leading cause of death?
- Can talking on a phone held in the hand or between the shoulder and head while driving impair proper steering?
- In a dead-end street that is not a motorway or autovía, you cannot proceed forward or change direction or turn around. What reversing…
- Does the compulsory liability insurance of the vehicle causing a crash cover injuries to its own driver?
- Must the distinguishing plate for a novice driver be reflective?
- At the same speed and otherwise comparable conditions, how does a wet road with less grip than a dry one normally affect braking distance?
- What does power steering reduce for the driver?
- What is the main function of the piping in a combustion engine’s exhaust system?
- When choosing protective motorcycle gloves, which quality helps operate the controls?
- A passenger car travels on a motorway with no cause justifying travel below the minimum speed. Is 50 km/h permitted?
- A passenger car passes through a sufficiently lit tunnel or underpass during the day. Are dipped headlights required in both cases?
- A lane-selection arrow has two directions: straight ahead and left. If you remain in that lane at the junction, with no conflicting traffic…
- When treating an unresponsive casualty with a possible neck injury, what is the name of the manoeuvre that advances the jaw to open the…
- Which of these names is not listed as a guidance device in the regulatory traffic-sign catalogue?
- A driver needs to make an urgent call on their mobile phone. What should they do?
- In general, motorways and dual carriageways are...
- When driving a car, what is the purpose of proper use of the controls?
- What, among other things, is the lubrication system used for?
- Are there vehicles with four-wheel steering?
- A driving-school instructor accompanies a learner during a motorway lesson and has no medical exemption certificate. Must the instructor…
- Under the Vehicle Regulations, to which body is an application made for ordinary registration of a self-propelled special vehicle?
- In an M1 passenger car, luggage prevents the interior mirror from providing the required rear field of vision. Which exterior mirrors are…
- If a 13-year-old minor legally rides as a motorcycle passenger, how must they sit?
- In road-crash first aid, what does “golden hour” refer to?
- What should be done if we get too close to the vehicle travelling ahead?
- When indicated for an unresponsive person who is breathing normally and has not suffered trauma, what is the recovery position for?
- You drive a lorry with MAM below 3,500 kg through a tunnel and do not intend to overtake. When expressing separation in metres, what is the…
- What is a vehicle’s suspension system used for?
- While driving, is it necessary to use the rear-view mirrors regularly?
- Is it permitted to throw a cigarette butt onto the public road from inside a vehicle?
- If the road surface is very slippery while driving a passenger car or other vehicle covered by a B licence, the prudent action is to:
- On a bend with insufficient visibility, may a car overtake a motorcycle by entering the opposite lane?
- How many points will you lose from your driving licence if you do not keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front?
- What is the blind spot?
- What is the maximum points deduction for one offence carrying a points penalty?
- A car overtakes another car in a built-up area. What should it consider to leave sufficient safe lateral clearance?
- In particularly serious circumstances, may injured people be transported in a car?
- If applying the maximum permitted error percentage in a knowledge test gives a decimal, which integer applies under the General Driver…
- A car breaks down on a motorway. May another private car that is not an assistance vehicle tow it?
- In Spain, which number should you call for a road crash requiring emergency assistance?
- Could a driver who, despite being able to do so without risk, fails to stop to help a seriously injured accident victim who is helpless be…
- You are being overtaken on the left. The other driver clearly abandons the overtake and slows to return behind you; braking would endanger…
- You are involved in a crash with a seriously injured person. What must you do?
- On a passenger car not intended exclusively for goods transport, what is the maximum rear projection of an indivisible load, expressed as a…
- After a crash, must you assist a helpless casualty in obvious serious danger if you can do so without risk to yourself or others?
- It is prohibited to make a left turn when there is no...
- The costs of police reports and insurance processing after a crash are classified as...
- What must a driver do when entering a motorway from an acceleration lane?
- Does Article 104 of the Traffic Act establish a general 10% excess-load mass or length threshold for immobilising any vehicle?
- Under Annex XII’s general equipment rule, must a passenger car towing a trailer carry an additional spare wheel for that trailer?
- In a passenger car equipped with seat belts, in which seats does correct belt use help reduce serious-injury or death risk in a crash?
- On carriageways with two-way traffic and three lanes separated by broken longitudinal markings, may you drive in the lane furthest to the…
- A space has blue markings and signs establish time-limited parking during the displayed hours. What should you consider?
- As a general rule, who is responsible for a traffic offence?
- Which motorway feature reduces collision risk between vehicles travelling in opposite directions?
- Can a car towing a trailer exceed the maximum permitted speed in order to overtake?
- How should a portable GPS sat-nav be positioned in the vehicle?
- What does a broken yellow line on the kerb of the carriageway indicate?
- You drive a car on a motorway within a built-up area with two lanes in your direction and no special lane signs. Which lane should you…
- The rider of an ordinary motorcycle rides without the compulsory helmet, with no legal exemption. May officers immobilise it for that…
- Which emergency number can you call free of charge in every European Union country?
- May a vehicle used by officers responsible for traffic control reverse on a motorway when service needs require it?
- Before moving laterally, besides checking properly adjusted mirrors, how can you check the blind-spot area?
- After checking that it is safe to approach an injured adult, how can you initially check whether they respond?
- Considering their social and economic consequences, who bears the costs of road traffic crashes?
- You have priority, but traffic makes it likely that you will stop inside the junction and obstruct cross traffic. What must you do?
- You drive a car beside a motorcycle. Is it advisable to remain unnecessarily alongside it for a long time?
- Which two wheel-rim materials are commonly used in passenger cars?
- While waiting stationary at a traffic light with a combustion engine, should you press the accelerator unnecessarily?
- What is driving focused on observation, anticipating hazards and maintaining safety space called?
- You have just obtained a B licence as your first driving entitlement, without previously holding another driving licence or permit. What is…
- Are all motor vehicles required to carry a spare wheel and the essential tools for changing it?
- After a crash, how should an involved road user prioritise ensuring safety, helping casualties, giving their identity and cooperating with…
- A car towing a light trailer, not exceeding 750 kg maximum authorised mass, travels on a motorway with no lower specific limit and no…
- When buying a helmet for motorcycle riding, what should you check?
- With a passenger car or other vehicle covered by a B licence, before a bend the safest action is to:
- When overtaking at night on a poorly lit road, which factor can increase risk?
- At an intersection, your carriageway has expressly signed priority and the circular signal is green. With sufficient visibility, no other…
- Airbags are very safe systems but…
- The World Health Organization (WHO) considers road casualties to be a priority health problem...
- To which official register does an ITV station report a vehicle’s inspection result?
- Proper use of a helmet means that the fastening strap ...
- If a vehicle modification is legally classified as a vehicle reform, must the vehicle be presented for a technical inspection to process it?
- Where must the V-19 ITV sticker be displayed on a car with a windscreen?
- In a driving-school car travelling on an autopista, must the adult instructor or accompanying person wear a seat belt if they have no valid…
- Is it dangerous to send a message on a mobile phone while driving?
- Compared with sedating first-generation antihistamines, which statement about more recent generations is correct?
- Because of a breakdown, a car with a maximum authorised mass no greater than 3,500 kg can only travel at 50 km/h on an autopista and…
- Under comparable impact conditions, how does higher impact speed relate to injuries?
- According to WHO, worldwide, road traffic injuries are a major threat and the leading cause of death in the age group...
- According to the DGT’s 2024 annual report, did road crashes cause deaths and serious injuries among people aged 15–24 in Spain?