DGT B licence questions: Special vehicles and personal mobility vehicles
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- Which description matches the legal definition of a special vehicle?
- A personal mobility vehicle is generally characterized as:
- Under the General Vehicle Regulation, is a self-propelled agricultural machine with two or more axles, designed and built for agricultural…
- Can a special vehicle, because of its construction characteristics, be exempt from some general technical conditions or permanently exceed…
- A bus and a rigid lorry, both without trailers, meet at a narrow section with no priority signs or steep gradient. Entry order is uncertain…
- May a personal mobility vehicle carry passengers?
- To meet the regulatory VMP definition, what condition must a vehicle fitted with a seat or saddle satisfy?
- Are special vehicles self-propelled or towed (lacking propulsion)?
- A special vehicle must use roads subject to traffic legislation and exceeds the mass or dimension limits for ordinary vehicles. Besides its…
- In Spain in October 2026, does a PMV need the ordinary circulation permit issued for a car?
- Are special vehicles, when driving, subject to the DGT rules on maximum masses and dimensions?
- At what maximum authorised mass threshold must a special-vehicle trailer be registered separately?
- Does a valid category B licence authorise driving self-propelled special agricultural vehicles, including those exceeding the maximum mass…
- Can regulatory exceptions to particular technical requirements apply to special vehicles?
- Must a non-agricultural trailer attached to a car be equipped with direction indicators?