DGT B licence questions: Traffic signs
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- Can a hands-free phone conversation cause a driver to miss signs or hazards?
- When viewing the signage in the photograph, which lanes may drivers use?
- This sign prohibits:
- The vehicle lighting system...
- What is the scope of this R-103 sign?
- A school patrol displays a paddle bearing a STOP sign. What action does it request from drivers?
- At an ordinary junction of paved roads without priority signs, three cars arrive going straight. Red is to the right of blue, yellow to the…
- At a junction of equally paved roads, the traffic light is not working and no officers or other signs regulate priority. It is not a…
- What is the maximum rear projection of an indivisible load on a car, subject to the other prescribed conditions?
- On a two-way carriageway with a refuge in the centre, on which side is it permitted to drive?
- May a motorcycle without a trailer use a contraflow lane opened for traffic-flow reasons if it meets the applicable conditions?
- Material damage from a road crash can affect...
- At an unsigned four-arm crossroads, with all roads paved and no rail vehicles, yellow approaches from north heading south, red from east…
- May a police vehicle on urgent duty travel in the opposite direction on a motorway?
- A motorcyclist witnesses a crash with injured people who are not yet receiving help. They can assist without creating further danger. Must…
- Is the tram crossing sign a warning-of-danger sign?
- What does a yellow grid marking at a junction remind a driver of?
- May a private individual place objects on the road that obstruct traffic, outside an authorised operation?
- Does the give-way sign always require you to stop the vehicle at an intersection?
- A driver makes a prescribed, perceptible arm signal that contradicts the vehicle indicator. Which optical indication prevails?
- An agent is travelling on a motorcycle carrying a green flag. What does this indicate?
- To begin a U-turn to the left with working direction indicators, how should you signal?
- Considering the obligation imposed by this give-way sign, must you always stop before entering the other road?
- Are all rules for dealing with a breakdown on a motorway identical to those on every other road?
- The driver gives a prescribed left-arm signal, visible to others, for a left turn while the right indicator is on. Which indication takes…
- A vehicle used exclusively for goods carries an indivisible load projecting forwards and rearwards within permitted limits. At night, in…
- Before starting an overtake requiring lateral movement, what must you check concerning vehicles following in your lane?
- When may the light signal be used alone on a priority vehicle?
- Three cars approach a junction from the same road: the red car will go straight, the green car will turn left and the blue car will turn…
- Why must the protruding end of a vehicle's load be protected?
- At a junction with no signals or signs regulating priority, must you give way to a tram?
- May a private individual remove a traffic sign without a justified reason or permission from the road owner or competent authority?
- A breakdown immobilises your vehicle inside a tunnel. What should you do with the engine and lights?
- When a sign imposes an obligation to stop, until when may you not resume driving?
- In the current catalogue, what do vertical guidance panels, formerly called flat marker posts, indicate?
- Which of the following characteristics apply to signals given by Traffic Officers?
- What must a driver do when approaching a movable bridge?
- Which of the following functions do supplementary panels on traffic signs fulfil?
- If an officer on a motorcycle is positioned behind your vehicle and has switched on a device emitting an intermittent red light, what must…
- As a general rule, without express authorisation for a U-turn, in which of these places is reversing the direction of travel prohibited?
- You approach an officer from the side of their extended arm and perpendicular to it. They move that arm alternately up and down. What must…
- A car travels on an urban road with separate pavements and carriageway and three ordinary traffic lanes per direction. With no different…
- What is the general purpose of a connected V-16 hazard-warning beacon?
- A police vehicle positions itself behind you and activates a forward-facing flashing red light to order you to stop. What must you do?
- What effects does fatigue have on drivers?
- From a vehicle, a traffic officer holds an arm extended downwards at an angle and stationary, directing the signal at you. What does it…
- How must you respond to a flashing circular amber vehicle traffic light?
- This sign indicates the obligation to drive using… lighting
- The officer swings a yellow light. What does this indicate?
- This sign indicates the distance between the sign and a section where U-turns are authorised…
- An island lies in the centre of a two-way carriageway, rather than entirely within one direction’s section. With no overriding instruction,…
- What effect can stress have on driving?