DGT C licence questions: Safe loading
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- At an unsigned narrow passage, with no steep gradient or instructions from officers or authorised personnel, two vehicles of the same type…
- Under Spain’s vehicle-use classification, a vehicle carries goods in a fully enclosed compartment, with no padding or special interior…
- A lorry used exclusively for goods transport is exactly 5 metres long. It carries indivisible-length posts with proper stowage and…
- You park a 6,000 kg MAM lorry with a manual gearbox on an 8% uphill slope and will leave the driving position. The parking brake is applied…
- To drive with correct tyre inflation pressure, you must ...
- If you are driving a lorry, must you know how to position and secure the load?
- A rigid four-axle lorry with conventional diesel propulsion is not carrying roundwood or operating under a special authorisation. None of…
- In order to drive, the maximum height your lorry may reach will generally be...
- What is the general definition of a closed box body in the use classification, without adding the specific features of a silo or tipper?
- What is the function of the intercooler?
- Under ROTT Article 109, which maximum authorised mass threshold applies to public goods transport subject to establishment, professional…
- In an engine’s liquid-cooling system, what is the radiator’s main function?
- As a general rule, what is the maximum width, including the load, permitted for lorries to be driven on the road?
- A 7-metre lorry used exclusively for goods will carry an indivisible 9-metre beam. Mass limits, other dimensions, stowage and required…
- As a general rule, excluding special increases, what maximum authorised mass does the Annex IX table allow for a three-axle lorry whose…
- How should the load that has to be transported be stowed?
- On which assembly does a lorry’s eddy-current electromagnetic retarder act?
- What does the laden mass of a lorry include?
- Which category do motor vehicles intended for the transport of goods with at least four wheels belong to?
- In order to unload the lorry you are driving as quickly as possible, may you place the goods on the carriageway?
- A conventional diesel lorry with two single axles carries 12 tonnes on its driven axle. Under what conditions may it be driven?
- If I am driving a lorry with an MAM of 10,000 kg, what breath alcohol rate per litre of exhaled air must I not exceed to be allowed to…
- Can a young driver’s lack of experience make traffic hazards harder to detect and assess?
- You park a 6,000 kg MAM lorry with a manual gearbox on a 10% slope and will leave the driving position. You have already stopped the…
- Within category N vehicles, what maximum-mass range defines subcategory N3?
- In a partially filled liquid tanker, can liquid movement during braking or turning affect stability?
- What is the function of the drain valves on a pneumatic brake system’s compressed-air reservoirs?
- An adult driver who has held a licence for more than two years drives a goods vehicle with a MAM of 3,250 kg and is not subject to a…
- An adult drives a lorry performing special transport. Under Article 20, what breath alcohol limit must not be exceeded?
- In a conventional headlamp with a bulb and reflector, how should light be directed to fulfil its lighting function?
- In a conventional charging system with a working warning lamp, the lamp illuminates at ignition-on and goes out after starting. What does…
- The figure that indicates the load index of a tyre fitted to an industrial vehicle consists of two numbers separated by a slash, for…
- A company whose main purpose is not transport carries out transport as a necessary or appropriate complement to its main activity and meets…
- A lead-acid battery with accessible cell caps permits water top-ups under its manufacturer’s instructions. What maintenance should be…
- The mass obtained by adding to the lorry's tare weight the standard mass of a driver of 75 kilograms is called....
- What is the mass of a vehicle without load and without service personnel called?
- What is the name of the component responsible for damping the oscillations of the elastic elements?
- Coolant is found entering the oil in a liquid-cooled engine. Which of these internal faults can allow that mixing?
- According to their purpose and legal framework, transport services are classified as...
- In a C1 or C truck, the load must not:
- A lorry in which the goods are transported on a flat surface with no side protection is the definition of which type of motor vehicle:
- Where should loading and unloading operations generally take place?
- In a hydraulically actuated clutch, where is circuit fluid replenished under the manufacturer’s procedure?
- In a C1 or C truck, the load also must not:
- The combination of vehicles made up of a motor vehicle coupled to a trailer is called:
- A lorry not carrying dangerous goods travels on a town crossing (travesía), with no lower specific limit. What is its general maximum speed?
- In the European N1, N2 and N3 type-approval classification for goods vehicles, which category corresponds to the term “semi-heavy”?
- When loading or unloading goods on a public road is unavoidable, may the goods be deposited on the carriageway, shoulder or pedestrian…
- On a truck, the load must be distributed so that:
- What does a vehicle’s actual laden mass include?
- After immobilising a 5,500 kg MAM lorry on a significant uphill gradient, the driver leaves the seat. In addition to the parking brake and…
- In ordinary driving, without special authorisation to use the shoulder or an officer’s instructions, may a lorry exceeding 3,500 kg MAM use…
- A driver of a lorry with a Maximum Authorised Mass (MAM) of 10,000 kg used for the transport of goods must not exceed what alcohol level in…
- When the load being carried may produce dust, is it compulsory to cover the lorry's body effectively?
- You travel through a tunnel in a vehicle with a MAM exceeding 3,500 kg and do not intend to overtake. What specific minimum separation from…
- If you are driving a lorry with a M.A.M. exceeding 3,500 kilograms, you should know that you are not permitted to drive if your blood…
- Under the general table in Annex IX, what is the maximum authorised mass of a two-axle rigid lorry without alternative-fuel, zero-emission…
- Under the current general regulatory limit, what is the maximum permitted mass on a single driven axle of a lorry?
- Which description corresponds to the regulatory definition of a lorry?
- After drinking a large amount of alcohol, does strong coffee or a half-hour nap reliably restore driving ability quickly?
- Under the current Annex IX table, what is the general MAM of an articulated vehicle with a two-axle motor vehicle and a three-axle…
- Can smoking while driving cause distractions?
- After drinking a large amount of alcohol, does strong coffee or a half-hour nap reliably restore driving ability quickly?
- In a vehicle with a correctly functioning conventional charging warning lamp, it lights when the ignition is switched on and goes out after…
- What is the maximum MAM of the motor vehicle authorised by a C1 licence, and the maximum trailer MAM with that licence without C1+E?
- In a lorry, is it compulsory to carry a reflective vest?
- When should tyre pressure be measured to compare it with the recommended cold pressure for the load and operating conditions?
- You park a 4,000 kg MAM lorry on a significant downhill slope and will leave the driving position. Other required measures are already…
- What is the purpose of the bleeder in a hydraulic braking circuit?
- A rigid lorry 12 metres long must carry indivisible poles 13 metres long. If the vehicle with that load exceeds the regulatory length…
- A lorry with a MAM exceeding 3,500 kg travels through an underpass without intending to overtake. What specific minimum separation from the…
- As a routine unloading location, when unloading on the road is not unavoidable, may you choose an interurban road’s shoulder to position…
- If I am driving a 3-axle lorry that is 12 metres long, I should know that, as a general rule, the load:
- A lorry with a MAM exceeding 3,500 kg travels through an underpass without intending to overtake. What specific minimum separation from the…
- When the additional 50-metre gap under Article 54(2) applies to vehicles with MAM above 3,500 kg or total length above ten metres that do…
- A three-axle lorry has a drive axle fitted with twin tyres and air suspension. Under the current general Annex IX table, without…
- During loading and unloading operations, is it permitted to leave goods on the carriageway?
- In a conventional lead-acid battery with vented caps, what is the function of these holes?
- During loading or unloading, may goods be placed on the carriageway, shoulder or pedestrian areas?
- If the distance between the centres of the two axles making up the double axle of the lorry you are driving is 1.25 metres, you should know…
- In the type-approval classification, what mass criterion is shared by goods-carrying motor vehicles in categories N2 and N3?
- On a road within a built-up area, are you allowed to double-park in order to unload the lorry you are driving?
- An ordinary rigid lorry, without a trailer or special authorisation, travels loaded. What is its regulatory maximum length, measured…
- A three-axle lorry has its drive axle fitted with dual tyres and air suspension. Excluding round-timber transport and alternative-fuel or…
- A lorry 7 metres long with a maximum authorised mass of 7,500 kilograms — must it carry a parking light?
- The lorry in which goods are transported in a fully enclosed receptacle, padded or specially adapted inside, is called…
- What is the function of the bleed screw (bleeder) in the hydraulic brake circuit?
- Under current Annex IX Table 1, what is the maximum authorised mass for a motor vehicle’s tandem axle if the distance between the centres…
- Under the Ministry of Transport Road Transport Observatory (2026) goods-vehicle classification, excluding tractor units, how is a vehicle…
- A road train is defined as…
- In a lorry with correctly functioning air suspension and automatic height control, what does the system do when load changes within its…
- A lorry designed specifically for transporting solid, powdered or granular materials in an enclosed tank, with or without auxiliary means…
- A lorry with a MAM of 7,000 kg, not carrying dangerous goods, travels on a dual carriageway outside a built-up area with no lower specific…
- What is the main purpose of the airbag?
- What is the bead of a tyre?
- A three-axle rigid lorry has dual tyres and air suspension on its driven axle. Without alternative-fuel or zero-emission technology…
- Before setting off with a loaded truck, you must check that the load:
- An ordinary lorry is already 4 metres high measured from the ground. Without a height exception or special transport authorisation, how far…
- Poor load distribution can cause:
- What is the name given to the set of components fitted between the wheel axles and the bodywork or, where applicable, the chassis?