DGT C licence questions: Safe loading
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- An adult drives a goods vehicle with a MAM exceeding 3,500 kg. Under RGC Article 20, what breath alcohol level must the driver not exceed?
- What is the general maximum authorised mass limit for a two-axle rigid lorry, without propulsion-technology increments or lower technical…
- On an ordinary lorry with two single axles, what is the general axle-mass limit for the non-driven axle, subject to any lower technical…
- A Silo-type motor vehicle is defined as a:
- What is the term for the actual mass of the vehicle and its load, including passengers?
- A lorry has a tandem axle group with 1.50 m axle spacing. Without meeting the special conditions permitting 19 t, and subject to lower…
- What is considered a van?
- If I am driving a lorry with a maximum authorised mass (MAM) of more than 3,500 kg, I should know that its maximum blood alcohol level…
- A motor vehicle with four wheels or more, designed and built for the transport of goods, which has a cab not integrated with the rest of…
- What is the name of the part that closes and protects the moving parts of the engine from underneath?
- Does loading or unloading goods permit a lorry to park in a second row?
- If you are driving a lorry carrying out a special transport operation, what alcohol level per litre of exhaled air must you not exceed?
- As a general rule, the maximum height of a lorry with its load will be ...
- Which rule must be observed when loading or unloading?
- Under the general Vehicle Regulations limit, what maximum mass is permitted on a lorry’s single non-driving axle, subject to lower…
- What is the name given to the motor vehicle with four wheels or more, designed and built for the transport of goods, whose cab is…
- The braking distance of a C1 or C truck:
- What is the function of the power steering system?
- A tipping motor vehicle is defined as:
- During emergency braking in a truck with correctly functioning ABS, if you also need to steer to avoid an obstacle, how should you use the…
- A lorry has a non-driven front steering axle and a single rear drive axle. Which axle contains the half-shafts that transmit drive from the…
- Drivers of goods vehicles with an MAM (Maximum Authorised Mass) exceeding 3,500 kg must not drive with a blood alcohol level above...
- An adult driver with more than two years of licence experience drives a lorry with a MAM below 3,500 kg for ordinary goods transport,…
- Outside an emergency, may you position your lorry on the driveable part of an interurban road’s shoulder for ordinary unloading?
- When using jump leads on a vehicle whose manufacturer permits that procedure, which precaution should you follow?
- A platform-bodied motor vehicle is a...
- In a C1 or C truck, the load must be:
- While driving your lorry, you notice it veers to one side of the road only when you press the brake pedal. What could this be due to?
- When leaving the driving position and parking on a noticeable 8% gradient, which vehicles must additionally be properly secured with chocks…
- Under the current general regulatory limit, what is the maximum permitted mass on a single driven axle of a lorry?
- In public goods transport, what MAM threshold applies to heavy vehicles for an MDP authorisation?
- An ordinary rigid lorry, without a trailer or special authorisation, travels loaded. What is its regulatory maximum length, measured…
- Before topping up engine oil, where should you identify the correct filler cap or filling point?
- Drivers of goods vehicles with a Maximum Authorised Mass (MAM) exceeding 3,500 kg must not drive with a blood alcohol level higher than...
- The manufacturer permits jump-starting a negative-earth vehicle using a source of the same nominal voltage and the specified connection…
- An ordinary seven-metre rigid lorry used exclusively for goods carries indivisible-length concrete beams. Outside the special-transport…
- In a conventional liquid-cooling system with a correctly working thermostat, what restricts coolant flow to the main radiator while the…
- An identified adult driver personally commits a driving offence in a lorry, such as passing a red traffic light. Under the general rule of…
- What pressure should the tyres have?
- What is the drain valve (bleed valve) for in the pneumatic braking circuit?
- When loading or unloading goods on the road is unavoidable and applicable stopping, parking and municipal rules are observed, on which side…
- When replacing a blown fuse with another one, what must be considered primarily?
- If you are driving on a sufficiently wide road, may you park your lorry with an MAM of more than 3,500 Kg. in double file?
- During a manufacturer-specified check, the lorry is stationary, the engine is off and the brake is not being operated. What may indicate an…
- If you drive a lorry measuring 6 metres in length and intend to transport indivisible beams on it, you should know that you may do so…
- With the vehicle stationary and the engine running, which component creates airflow through the radiator to assist cooling when needed?
- A lorry over 3,500 kg MAM follows another vehicle without signalling an intention to overtake. In which situation does the additional…
- An N2 lorry with a MAM of 10,000 kg, first registered on or after 1 January 2005, is used on public roads and falls within no regulatory…
- The figure indicating the load index fitted to an industrial vehicle consists of two numbers separated by a slash, for example: 150/146.…
- For the purposes of traffic legislation, a lorry is…
- A lorry whose loading platform has a reduced height is the definition of which type of motor vehicle:
- A six-metre rigid lorry used exclusively for goods transport, outside a special transport regime, carries a properly secured beam of…
- Outside a tunnel or underpass, with no sign imposing a specific gap, what safe following distance must a car at or below 3,500 kg MAM…
- In a conventional engine, must the cylinder-head gasket have the manufacturer-specified openings aligned with the block and head?
- Is the side protection device mandatory for tractor units intended for towing semi-trailers?
- In a clutch disc with a coil-spring torsional damper, what do those springs between the disc and its hub do?
- Under current Annex IX, compare an articulated vehicle with a two-axle motor vehicle and three-axle semi-trailer with a road train with a…
- If you drive a four-axle lorry, you should know that the maximum authorised length, including its load, may not generally exceed...
- How far may the divisible load on your lorry overhang, as a general rule?
- Without an emergency, may you voluntarily place your lorry on the usable part of an interurban road’s shoulder to unload goods?
- For goods vehicles other than tractor units, which two thresholds does the Ministry of Transport Road Transport Observatory (2026) use to…
- A lorry subject to the general 4-metre height limit, with no applicable exception or special authorisation, already measures 4 metres…
- By definition, an open-bodied goods vehicle is a:
- To drive a C1 or C truck safely, it is advisable to keep especially clean:
- On a two-wheel-drive vehicle with one driven axle, whose manufacturer permits the chosen snow chains, which wheels receive them when their…
- By definition, a gondola motor vehicle is a:
- As a general rule, outside specific regulatory exceptions, what is the maximum authorised length, including its load, of a four-axle rigid…
- If you drive a rigid three-axle lorry, you should know that its maximum authorised length, including the load, may not exceed....
- What maximum-mass range defines international category N2 for motor vehicles designed and constructed primarily to carry goods?
- If you are driving a rigid three-axle lorry, you should know that its maximum authorised length, including the load, must not exceed...
- What is the general maximum authorised mass limit for a two-axle rigid lorry, excluding the special mass increases for alternative-fuel or…
- The maximum permitted mass for a single non-driven axle is…
- A motor vehicle with at least 4 wheels, designed and built for carrying goods, whose cab is not integrated into the rest of the bodywork…
- A motor vehicle is designed and built mainly to tow a semi-trailer. What is its General Vehicle Regulations classification?
- During an ordinary loading or unloading operation, what rule applies to where you deposit the goods?
- What is the name given to the mass obtained by adding the standard mass of a 75-kilogram driver to the tare weight of the lorry?
- During a loading or unloading operation lawfully conducted on the road, may goods be deposited on the carriageway, shoulder or a pedestrian…
- An ordinary two-axle rigid lorry, without alternative-fuel or zero-emission mass increments or a special regime, carries 10 tonnes on its…
- An ordinary four-axle rigid lorry without a trailer, special authorisation or exception allowing the general dimensions to be exceeded…
- In the General Vehicle Regulations classification by construction, what maximum authorised mass corresponds to a code-20 lorry?
- Outside a tunnel or underpass, with no sign imposing a specific gap, what safe following distance must a car at or below 3,500 kg MAM…
- Is a van, by definition, a light vehicle?
- Under Article 39 of the General Traffic Regulations, when may temporary or permanent traffic limitations be imposed?
- While driving your lorry, you notice it veers to one side of the road only when you press the brake pedal. What could this be due to?
- An ordinary trailer or semi-trailer has a MAM no greater than 750 kg. Does it need its own traffic-authority registration to be used on the…
- What type of motor vehicle is a lorry in which goods are carried in a compartment open at the top?
- In a conventional liquid-cooling circuit, with the thermostat open to cool the engine, between which main components does the pump…
- Under the general dimensions-table limit, what is the maximum length including load of an ordinary road train, excluding 45-foot intermodal…
- For a hydraulically operated clutch whose fluid can be checked and topped up, where should you identify the filling point?
- What breath-alcohol limit applies to an adult driver of a goods vehicle above 3,500 kg MAM?
- A 7 m lorry used exclusively for goods transport carries indivisible 12 m bars, projecting 2 m at the front and 3 m at the rear. Stowage,…
- In which case is a parked vehicle considered to be seriously obstructing traffic?
- In an engine’s liquid-cooling system, what is the radiator’s main function?
- Under the axle-group definition in Annex IX of the General Vehicle Regulations, what is a tri-axle group?
- In some heavy goods vehicles, what does the pneumatic suspension system ensure?
- In a test for the C1 and C licences, the examiner may check that the applicant is wearing:
- An adult driver with more than two years of licence experience drives a lorry with a MAM below 3,500 kg for ordinary goods transport,…
- An adult drives a goods vehicle above 3,500 kg MAM. What breath-alcohol limit applies?
- Driving a C1 or C truck with poorly adjusted mirrors:
- Under Annex IX, what is the general maximum circulation mass of an ordinary two-axle rigid lorry without alternative-technology or…