DGT B licence questions: Traffic signs
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- When joining the traffic flow from the side, when should we stop using the indicator light?
- At a narrowing with no signed priority and no steep gradient, a lorry without a trailer meets a car without a trailer. It is unclear which…
- Which situation may overload a driver’s attention by presenting too many stimuli to select between?
- What does this sign indicate?
- What does a correctly used right-hand direction indicator communicate before a manoeuvre?
- How should the load carried in a vehicle be positioned?
- A vehicle suffers a breakdown, without fire, inside a tunnel and can still move safely. What should the driver do?
- What does the pictured sign indicate?
- If you are not authorised to use it, may you park in a correctly signed space reserved for people with disabilities?
- The pictured sign warns of danger from the proximity…
- Which of these names is not listed among vehicle restraint systems in section 3.2 of Annex I of the General Traffic Regulations?
- Unable to use the lights, a motorcyclist must signal a left turn with the left arm. Which position applies?
- A car follows another in the same lane and has not started overtaking. The front car has just signalled a move left to overtake. As a…
- You drive a car at 80 km/h outside a built-up area on a carriageway with several lanes in your direction. No signs require another lane and…
- Which of these is a priority sign?
- On a motorway, where is parking permitted?
- A Spanish-registered car is immobilised by an emergency on a two-way road in 2026. Where must the certified connected V-16 warning beacon…
- How should we signal, during daytime hours, a load that protrudes from the rear of a car?
- Which of these human behaviours increases crash risk?
- You are about to turn right and signal it with the appropriate direction indicator. For how long must you keep it on?
- If you want to leave a dual carriageway, at what point should you enter the deceleration lane?
- Without weather or environmental conditions significantly reducing visibility, when does article 106 permit front fog lamps on a narrow…
- As a general rule, it is prohibited to change direction (make a U-turn) when...
- What should you consider when driving near children who might enter the road?
- At a junction, an R-303 sign prohibits a left turn. With no other restrictions, which movements remain allowed under that prohibition?
- Before reversing, you should always check that...
- Is it permitted to signal a manoeuvre with the arm?
- Can the difficulty level of a road be determined by its geometric characteristics?
- What is the name of the vertical sign found at the entrance to urban areas?
- In an underpass, a breakdown still allows your vehicle to travel safely. What should you do?
- In Spain in 2026, does a Spanish-registered passenger car meet the warning-device carrying requirement by having one valid certified…
- Which of these lights is not listed as a delineating device in the current road-marking catalogue?
- When rejoining the flow of traffic, is it permitted to travel more than fifteen metres in reverse?
- A driver gives a visible, regulation-compliant arm signal that contradicts the direction indicator. Which signal should you follow?
- What must those who create an obstacle or hazard on the road do until they remove it?
- A triangular sign with a red border contains a black exclamation mark (P-50). What does it warn of?
- You are overtaking another vehicle and realise it is dangerous. What should you do?
- What does the number on the steep downhill gradient sign indicate?
- Two vehicles travelling in opposite directions cannot pass a narrowing simultaneously. With no signs or staff regulating passage, and…
- New temporary yellow lines delimit the lanes instead of the usual white lines. They are not stopping or parking prohibition markings. What…
- In Spain, from 1 January 2026, which device must a passenger car registered in Spain use to warn of immobilisation due to a breakdown when…
- When changing lanes, which vehicle has priority?
- A row of traffic cones marks off an area of the carriageway. What does the real or imaginary line connecting them indicate?
- Which prohibition ceases to apply from this sign?
- If there are two signs of different types with instructions that appear to contradict each other, which one prevails?
- You approach a junction marked by P-2, with no officer or other sign modifying priority. Which vehicles must you yield to under the general…
- With no express authorisation for a U-turn or officer instruction, may you make a U-turn at a marked pedestrian crossing or nearby?
- What hazard does the P-12 sign, named “Airport”, warn about?
- If the load you are carrying falls onto the road and poses an obstacle or danger to traffic, what should you do?
- Is it permitted to hold speed competitions on public roads?
- At an unsignposted narrowing outside a steep-gradient section, two vehicles cannot pass simultaneously. If it is known which entered first,…
- What is the background colour of a conventional triangular danger warning sign outside roadworks signage?
- What does a grid of white and red markings (a chequered pattern) on the road surface indicate?
- Which signs end an overtaking prohibition indicated by R-305?
- At an ordinary junction of two paved roads, with no signs or officers regulating priority, a car goes straight ahead and a cyclist…
- How should a lateral movement be signalled?
- When facing this priority sign at a narrowing, must you stop?
- An R-307 sign stands on the right of a one-way road, with no panels or instructions changing its scope. What does it prohibit?
- Must you give way to an ambulance that is using its light signal but not its siren?
- If there is no stop line, where must you first stop to obey the pictured STOP sign?
- Which of these vehicles is NOT required to have an audible warning device?
- At a junction with no priority signs and no applicable exception, which vehicles must you give way to under the general rule?
- Road markings show that the traffic light on the left controls your lane, from which you will turn left. That light is steady red; the…
- On a motorway, the left and centre lanes have a posted minimum of 80 km/h; the right has no such specific minimum. You travel at 70 km/h…
- When driving at a higher speed…
- An ambulance is on a motorway without an urgent call or another exceptional circumstance. May it use the shoulder as a traffic lane solely…
- What does the red-bordered triangular cyclist warning sign identified as P-22a warn of?
- A load protrudes from the rear of a car. Must it be signalled?
- What maximum percentage of a car’s length may an indivisible load extend beyond its rear, provided all other conditions are met?
- At a STOP sign, if the stop line does not give sufficient visibility of traffic on the road you are approaching, where must you stop?
- When approaching a pedestrian crossing without traffic lights or an officer, what should you do?
- From 2026, which device must a Spain-registered car use to warn of a breakdown when immobilised on a Spanish road?
- You are travelling in a lane and encounter traffic lights above it with a red cross-shaped light. What does this mean?
- What hazard does the P-30 lateral-drop warning sign indicate?
- This sign, placed before reaching a level crossing or a movable bridge, indicates...
- Can you turn left at an intersection if you cannot see clearly?
- On an ordinary urban road, may you continuously use main beam to light your travel, excluding permitted warning flashes?
- Signs warn that the left lane in your direction ends in 200 m and two lanes remain. What must you do to continue?
- Is there a vertical sign prohibiting lorries from overtaking?
- At a narrowing with no priority signs and no steep gradient, it is known for certain which vehicle entered first. Which has priority?
- This sign prohibits...
- At a junction, both a vertical give-way sign and a vertical STOP sign apply to your course, with no officer or traffic light altering those…
- As a general rule, at a junction without priority signs and with no applicable exception, must you give way to vehicles approaching from…
- A broken yellow M-7.7 line is painted on the kerb or beside the carriageway edge. What does it indicate about parking?
- As a general rule, may you make a U-turn on a motorway?
- You drive a car in ordinary traffic with no special instructions from an officer. May you use a motorway median opening to make a U-turn…
- A fallen load obstructs the carriageway. Must you warn of the danger and arrange its removal?
- A car is immobilised by a breakdown on a motorway and has hazard warning lights. Which lights must it activate to warn of its presence?
- On entering a stay-and-play zone marked with S-28 and its accompanying speed limit, what must a driver observe?
- An S-21 sign for a mountain pass states that it is open. What does that indicate about its general passability?
- To make a U-turn you must wait, but remaining on the carriageway would block vehicles behind. You can leave it on the right. Should you…
- If a driver gives a legally compliant, perceptible arm signal for a manoeuvre that contradicts their indicator, which takes precedence?
- To move laterally and park on the right, with working indicators and no special emergency or poor-visibility circumstances, how must you…
- At night, a passenger car carries a legally projecting rear load marked with the required V-20 panel. Which light must be added?
- Under the current official road-sign catalogue, which of these is classified as an “other road delineation element”, rather than a guidance…
- Below a give-way sign is an S-800 distance panel reading “50 m”. What does that panel indicate?
- Which junction control can make the entry decision easier by indicating when to stop or proceed?
- On a stretch signed with R-413, what lighting must you use at least?
- Which of these is NOT a priority sign?
- At a roundabout, with no officer, traffic lights or priority signs establishing another rule, who has priority over vehicles wishing to…