DGT B licence questions: Road safety
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- Which of these is NOT a lighting device on the vehicle?
- A row of fixed or flashing amber lights…
- A breakdown in a tunnel requires the vehicle to stop, and an accessible emergency area is nearby in the direction of travel. If it can be…
- To avoid excessive and unnecessary noise, the driver of a motorcycle must…
- A passenger car travels at night. Must its rear registration plate be illuminated?
- When distracted, the driver takes...
- You see flames in your vehicle and have no extinguisher or means of controlling the fire safely. What should take priority?
- When a helmet is required while riding a motorcycle, may it be worn unfastened?
- During normal driving of a car, should the parking brake routinely be used to reduce speed?
- How do distractions at the wheel affect safety?
- During normal driving of a car, should you routinely use the parking brake to brake on bends?
- You park a manual-transmission car on an uphill gradient and are about to leave the driving position. In addition to switching off the…
- When driving, depression can cause...
- On a carriageway, the left lane is open in the opposite direction to normal and the right lane is the only remaining lane for the normal…
- Must lights or reflective devices that form a pair and serve the same purpose match in colour?
- The effectiveness of which vehicle component must be checked after passing through a flooded section?
- At a toll motorway entrance, you choose a manual ticket-collection lane with a green light above it and a closed barrier at the dispenser.…
- You are riding your motorcycle and, as seen in the photograph, the carriageway is wet. In the event of braking, this situation will cause...
- You buy a new private-use M1 car with no special uses. Under the normal schedule, when is its first periodic ITV inspection due?
- In a liquid-cooled engine, what is the coolant’s main function?
- In a combustion engine fitted with a catalytic converter, which pair identifies the component collecting exhaust gases from the cylinders…
- You receive a call while driving. What is the safest option to avoid distraction?
- If the road environment is monotonous and there is also little traffic...
- In Spain, what colour is required for a priority vehicle’s V-1 warning light?
- In a conventional car, which wheels does the service brake act on?
- At night outside built-up areas on a poorly lit road, main beam fails and cannot be repaired en route, but dipped beam works. If continuing…
- Under the General Vehicle Regulations, for a motor vehicle required to have side position lights, what number does the table prescribe?
- If a warning appears in a passenger car or other vehicle covered by a B licence indicating a major fault, the correct action is to:
- As a general rule outside built-up areas, may a moped tow a trailer or semi-trailer?
- How many dipped headlights must a passenger car have?
- With intense daylight reflected by snow, which glasses may you use when driving?
- According to IDAE’s general efficient-driving guidance, after starting a diesel engine and before moving off, it is advisable to…
- A two-wheel motor vehicle without a sidecar whose design speed exceeds 45 km/h is classified as:
- What is the main function of a vehicle’s parking brake?
- While driving a car and overtaking a cyclist carrying a passenger, what precaution must you take regarding lateral clearance?
- Can adverse weather conditions, such as rain, wind or ice, influence motorcycle accidents?
- Which of these functions does NOT belong to rear-view mirrors?
- What is the main purpose of a car’s parking brake?
- A car travels at night on an urban road in a built-up area, whether sufficiently or insufficiently lit, with no exceptional circumstances.…
- When parking a manual-transmission car on level ground and walking away, what must the driver do, among other measures?
- Must a two-wheeled moped have a main-beam or long-range headlight?
- What is the purpose of the silencer on a vehicle?
- Where can distractions that draw a driver’s attention away come from?
- May lights or reflective devices not authorised by the applicable regulations be installed on a vehicle?
- Does a car 5 m long and 1.90 m wide meet the dimensional conditions for optional parking lights?
- The rear fog light must be switched on in the event of...
- Which description matches the common criteria for an L6e light quadricycle?
- What does a downward-pointing green arrow on a lane-control signal mean?
- What is the function of amber flashing lights as a barrier device?
- Under the General Vehicle Regulations, which light is generally optional equipment on an ordinary passenger car?
- There are patches of ice on the road. What should we do?
- If a vehicle emits more smoke than permitted, can it continue to be driven?
- A lorry wider than 2.10 metres must have end-outline marker lights. How many are required at the front and rear?
- Under Annex VIII of Spain’s General Vehicle Regulations, which braking function is not generally required on a non-agricultural category O2…
- May special vehicles use work lights?
- As a general rule, in a passenger car a child measuring 135 cm or less must travel:
- As a witness without helmet-removal training, why should you not remove an injured motorcyclist’s helmet yourself?
- When is a vehicle said to have front-wheel drive?
- A car has a single driven axle and its manufacturer permits compatible snow chains on its wheels. If chains are needed and only one pair is…
- According to the vehicle category classification, which of these does NOT belong to category M?
- May a car drive if it emits more smoke through the exhaust pipe than permitted?
- Why can a collision have particularly serious consequences for a motorcyclist?
- Can the front fog light be used at night without adverse weather conditions?
- What is the ADAS system known by the name AEBS?
- Under Annex X of the General Vehicle Regulations, which walking tractors have the specified exception to mandatory direction-indicator…
- How many front position lights must a two-wheeled motorcycle without a sidecar have?
- On a conventional road outside a built-up area, with no lower specific limit or conditions requiring a further reduction in speed, what is…
- When making a lateral movement, the direction indicator lights must be used…
- Which vehicles are required to carry a set of replacement bulbs?
- Comparing an open-face jet helmet with a one-piece full-face helmet, which incorporates protection for the chin and jaw?
- Braking distance is determined by...
- You drive a manual passenger car on a level stretch with snow on the road where travel is permitted. Which general technique helps reduce…
- A privately used motorcycle, neither historic nor used by a driving school, is six years old since first registration. What is its ordinary…
- A driver parks a passenger car with a manual gearbox on a steep uphill slope and leaves the driving position. Besides stopping the engine…
- Can the driver reduce the likelihood of an accident due to the "vehicle factor"?
- Under the general equipment provisions of Annex III to the General Vehicle Regulations, a two-wheeled moped must have…
- A driver parks a passenger car to load or unload goods and leaves the driving position. May they leave the engine running merely because…
- What should you do if abnormal braking noises appear, potentially related to wear or another fault?
- In the event of dense fog, what precautions should be taken?
- What must you do if the ITV result is negative?
- In foggy conditions, is it advisable to increase the safety distance from the vehicle in front?
- While driving a manual passenger car, the brakes begin to fail. Which of these actions helps reduce speed while maintaining control?
- With vehicle speed and driver reaction time unchanged, which distance is directly affected by brake and tyre condition?
- Which of the following is a cause of skidding?
- In a conventional manual car with a fuel-injected combustion engine, is coasting downhill in neutral with the engine running recommended to…
- You drive in heavy rain, but not very heavy rain, with no other especially adverse conditions. Must you switch on the rear fog light for…
- One or two alternating flashing red traffic lights mean...
- Which type of brake uses shoes acting against the inside surface of a drum?
- From a traffic point of view, is a moped a motor vehicle?
- Which behaviour increases the risk of serious head injuries in a motorcycle or moped crash?
- At night, on an insufficiently lit through-road within a built-up area, must a car use dipped headlights?
- The rear fog light may be used in the case of...
- What other name is given to the parking brake?
- A privately used motorcycle has just passed its first periodic inspection at four years. Under the general schedule, when is the next due?
- In a car with functioning ABS, how should the brake be applied during an emergency stop?
- What must you do if you are stopped inside a tunnel and a fire starts?
- When parking a car, which device must be left applied to prevent movement when leaving the driving seat?
- Can dipped-beam headlights be used on sufficiently well-lit urban roads?
- Can depression affect driving?
- To warn of substantial braking whenever possible, which signal is prescribed?