DGT B licence questions: Vulnerable road users
Page 2 of 2 · Questions 101 to 139 of 139
- In a car fitted with seat belts, for an adult with no regulatory exemption, on which roads must they be used?
- When carrying a load on a passenger car’s roof, which condition must its positioning always meet?
- A lane is reserved exclusively for buses and taxis with no motorcycle authorisation. May a motorcycle use it merely because traffic is…
- What must a vehicle do to join the flow of traffic?
- A vehicle has not passed its ITV roadworthiness inspection and has defects posing a particularly serious road-safety risk. May traffic…
- What does a traffic light for vehicles showing a steady amber light require?
- May officers immobilise a vehicle when a driver required to take an alcohol test refuses after a valid request?
- Can driving a motor vehicle or moped under the influence of alcohol or drugs constitute a criminal offence?
- At night, when driving a car through an insufficiently lit built-up through road, you must use...
- Is an adult cyclist subject to the general alcohol limit prohibited from riding for exceeding that limit with a breath reading of 0.15 mg/l?
- Driving with an alcohol level above the legal limit…
- Is it advisable to use pressure-regulating clips on seat belts?
- Which of these is NOT a permitted reason for making a lateral movement?
- By day, when changing lanes outside a built-up area in a vehicle with working indicators, must you signal with them?
- During an overtake on the left, where the vehicle being overtaken is not turning or stopping to the left, how should it facilitate passage?
- The traffic light controlling your bus lane shows a flashing vertical white strip. What does it mean?
- On a two-way road, a broken-down vehicle occupies your lane and a continuous line separates directions. May you cross it to pass?
- The speed humps at pedestrian crossings: are they considered obstacles in the carriageway?
- At night, on an urban road that is not a built-up section of an interurban road (travesía), when are position lights not required for a…
- In built-up areas, may dipped-beam or main-beam headlights be used alternately at very short intervals?
- As a routine check, should you inspect seat-belt anchorages and check that the belt works?
- What is the folding visor above the windscreen that helps shield the eyes from sunlight called?
- One of the effects alcohol has on a driver is...
- Alcohol can impair driving...
- What is the main function of the parking brake, commonly called the handbrake?
- Why should you plan the route and rest breaks for a long holiday trip?
- May a car be driven with its front or rear passenger doors open?
- You are driving a car in very heavy rain and must avoid dazzling others. Of these options, which lighting illuminates the road for…
- During a prolonged wait in a safe place, when vehicle systems allow stopping and restarting the engine without compromising safety, can…
- Without authorisation or signs allowing motorcycle access, may you ride a motorcycle in a lane reserved for buses?
- The reversing manoeuvre must be carried out...
- Which measure helps prevent crashes related to vehicle mechanical faults?
- When approaching a marked pedestrian crossing without traffic lights or an officer controlling passage, what should you do?
- What does a steady amber light on a circular traffic light indicate?
- A light quadricycle has a protective structure and belts recorded in its ITV card. When using the belt, is a helmet compulsory?
- A driver voluntarily refuses a legally required traffic-officer breathalyser test. May the officer immobilise the vehicle?
- Which prescribed audible warning device must a cycle carry to travel on the road?
- What colour is the V-17 light indicating that a taxi is available for hire?
- After drinking alcohol, even with a positive level below the applicable limit, can crash risk increase?