DGT B licence questions: Vulnerable road users
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- In addition to other required warning devices, which of the vehicle’s own lights should you switch on, if fitted, to warn of a breakdown…
- What colour are the reverse lights?
- You are forced to transport an injured person in your car. Must you comply with the rules of the road?
- Are novice drivers more likely to be affected by fatigue?
- Before making a U-turn, what should you check when choosing the location?
- Pedestrians have priority…
- If you witness a crash without being involved, your assistance is needed and the authorities or their officers have not arrived, must you…
- Driving on a road with heavy traffic...
- What is the most common test in breathalyser checks?
- For defensive driving, is it sufficient to simply observe?
- When driving a car and overtaking another car, how must the lateral safety margin be determined?
- If alcohol is consumed, when does the risk of an accident increase?
- On which roads is the use of a seatbelt mandatory?
- An adult driver obtained their first licence authorising the vehicle less than two years ago. What is their maximum permitted alcohol level?
- According to DGT information on fatal pedestrian collisions at pedestrian crossings between 2014 and 2023, in most of those cases the…
- What are the vehicle's lights for, apart from seeing during night-time driving?
- In a matrix LED system designed to avoid dazzle, what can it do to segments that would shine directly at another driver?
- Which action should the driver avoid in order to be environmentally responsible and not contribute to increased pollution?
- When unloading goods from a vehicle, may you deposit them on the pavement?
- A driver who has consumed alcohol...
- In a car with seat belts fitted, which driver may be exempt during a particular manoeuvre?
- What is the device that measures alcohol in exhaled breath called?
- For an adult driving a public-service vehicle, what is the prescribed maximum breath-alcohol level?
- Two vehicles approach each other on a bend. If their main beams could dazzle, what must each driver do?
- You intend to turn right at a junction with a steady circular red signal applying to your movement, with no green arrow or officer…
- In a bus with more than nine seats, a child aged three or over is 135 cm tall or less. How must the child travel under Article 117.2?
- How should you begin a permitted reversing manoeuvre?
- Which of these driving risks belongs to the human factor?
- Where should the clearance light be positioned?
- As a general rule, on an interurban road, stopping and parking shall be carried out...
- If you suffer from a chronic illness, in order to minimise as much as possible the risk of accident it may cause, it is very important to...
- While riding a personal-mobility electric scooter, may you listen to the radio through headphones or use a mobile phone held in your hand?
- You are in the right lane of a two-way road with one lane in each direction and reach a level crossing with its barrier closed. A red car…
- When must you switch from full-beam (main-beam) lighting to dipped-beam lighting?
- An adult driver who has held the licence for over two years drives a lorry below 3,500 kg MAM for ordinary goods transport. It is not a…
- After a road collision, with no immediate danger requiring moving the casualty and medical assistance available, who should normally…
- A driver commits an offence involving the presence of drugs and officers immobilise the vehicle for that reason. It was not stolen or used…
- A motorcycle without authorised daytime running lights travels during daylight. Which lights must be switched on?
- On a conventional motorcycle without a protective structure or seatbelt, what does the educational phrase “your body is the bodywork” refer…
- On an interurban road in heavy rain or thick fog, without dazzling other road users, is using full beam prohibited solely because of those…
- What should the reversing light be like?
- Must a driver take an alcohol test when lawfully required by officers responsible for traffic enforcement?
- Does having a full stomach affect your blood alcohol level?
- Must a driver undergo drug-detection tests lawfully required by traffic-enforcement officers?
- You drive at night with main beam and there is a possibility of dazzling pedestrians on the shoulder. Must you switch to dipped beam?
- As general efficient-driving advice, if the vehicle and safety allow engine shutdown, beyond what duration of a prolonged stop does the DGT…
- Is lighting considered a safety system of the vehicle?
- On a motorcycle less than one metre wide, what is the lateral load limit measured from the longitudinal centreline?
- Efficient driving techniques reduce...
- At night outside a built-up area, a car travels above 40 km/h on an insufficiently lit road using main beam without dazzling anyone. While…
- How should a U-turn manoeuvre be carried out?
- On the signal controlling your reserved bus lane, a white bar slanting left is steadily lit. What movement does it permit?
- If you need to change lanes to prepare for a turn at an intersection, how should you do it?
- Which risk factor do alcohol, fatigue and excessive speed form part of?
- When approaching a bus that is stopped, what precautions should be taken?
- As general DGT guidance, in what interval is the highest blood-alcohol concentration usually reached after consumption?
- Is it permitted to throw dangerous objects onto the road from our vehicle?
- A car meets the regulatory equipment requirement by carrying a full spare or temporary-use wheel instead of an alternative system to wheel…
- At the same initial speed and under the same braking conditions, if alcohol lengthens reaction time, what happens to total stopping…
- What is the purpose of the 'for hire' light on a taxi?
- As a group, can people over 65 be particularly sensitive to alcohol’s effects on driving?
- May you wash a vehicle on a public road while discharging water and products that make the carriageway dangerous or obstruct traffic?
- Can alcohol consumption influence a driver's decision-making process?
- Which behaviour increases crash risk for young drivers too?
- At night you see people walking beside the road without their own lights and difficult to distinguish. Which users require particular…
- As a road user, which behaviour helps prevent deaths and injuries in traffic crashes?
- Is it permitted to park your vehicle in double file?
- Is it possible to have an accident while driving under the maximum permitted blood alcohol limits?
- A car not authorised to travel in an S-51a reserved bus lane reaches a section bounded by a broken line. May it use the lane for a…
- After an accident, should you check the seatbelts?
- If you cannot signal your intention to stop using the brake lights but can safely make a visible hand signal, how do you do it?
- When approaching a pedestrian crossing that is not regulated by traffic lights, what precautions should be taken?
- A quadricycle has a self-protection structure and seatbelts, recorded in its ITV document. Are its occupants exempt from wearing helmets,…
- When leaving a garage, must you give way?
- What benefit can approved, correctly adjusted xenon headlights offer compared with a comparable conventional halogen system?
- Which rule must be observed when loading or unloading?
- Is lighting considered a safety system of the vehicle?
- If the facts surrounding an alcohol test indicate a possible criminal offence, may officers take the person tested to the competent court…
- Which of these circumstances specifically calls for moderate speed and stopping if necessary?
- Outside built-up areas, with no pedestrian area, in which of these cases must pedestrians keep to the right?
- What is the purpose of the outline marker lamp?
- You drive in snow that substantially reduces visibility. Which of these lights is recommended to illuminate without increasing reflection…
- What does a reversing light warn other road users about?
- On a road outside a built-up area with two lanes in your direction, may a car use the left lane to overtake?
- As a general rule, on which side of a two-way carriageway must a vehicle driver travel?
- Can you know your exact alcohol level solely by counting drinks and their type?
- To reach the other side of a square or roundabout without an authorised pedestrian crossing through it, what must pedestrians do?
- May a small sticker be placed on the rear window if it does not interfere with required visibility or conceal the vehicle’s lights or…
- Are pedestrian-crossing road humps that comply with the applicable rules and ensure road-user safety considered carriageway obstacles?
- Does a final administrative penalty for driving with drugs present in the body, outside the statutory therapeutic exception, carry penalty…
- As a pedestrian accompanying children, which behaviour helps make crossing safer?
- Your vehicle is already stopped inside a traffic-light-controlled junction and obstructs crossing traffic. What must you do if you can…
- What consequence follows a final administrative sanction for reckless driving of a vehicle requiring a driving permit or licence?
- What is the purpose of the brake light?
- A car is immobilised by a breakdown on a motorway. A safe place exists outside the traffic platform, and occupants can exit safely on the…
- A car travels outside a built-up area on a road with one lane in each direction, no overtaking ban or solid line, and sufficient visibility…
- The enormous economic impact of road accidents...
- Can the authorities require a pedestrian involved in a road accident to undergo a breathalyser test?
- You are unloading the goods carried in your vehicle. Are you allowed to place them on the pavement?
- As a driver, are you obliged to ensure that the other passengers maintain a proper position in the vehicle?