DGT C licence questions: Safe loading
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- A 7-metre rigid lorry will carry indivisible concrete beams without a special-transport authorisation. Which statement about length and…
- Between a tyre with the nomenclature 295/80 R22’5 150-146 N and another 295/80 R22’5 150-146 M, what difference can we find?
- An N2 lorry with a MAM of 12,000 kg, first registered on or after 1 January 2005, is used on public roads and falls within no regulatory…
- In ordinary traffic, with none of the regulatory exceptions to minimum speed applying, which vehicles cannot use a motorway because their…
- What is the name of a motor vehicle with four wheels or more, designed and built to carry goods, with a maximum of nine seats including the…
- A six-metre rigid lorry used exclusively for goods transport, outside a special transport regime, carries a properly secured beam of…
- 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…
- A lorry subject to the general 4-metre height limit, with no applicable exception or special authorisation, already measures 4 metres…
- A three-axle rigid lorry measures 12 m and travels under the general length limit, with no authorisation or exception to exceed it. May it…
- An adult drives a goods vehicle above 3,500 kg MAM. What breath-alcohol limit applies?
- The MAM of a double axle whose distance between axles is 1.25 metres cannot exceed...
- What is the function of an air-brake reservoir’s safety or overpressure relief valve?
- In the brakes’ compressed-air supply, what is the purpose of the discharge valve that limits maximum pressure?
- In the air supply of a pneumatic braking system, what is the purpose of the discharge valve that limits maximum pressure?
- A three-axle lorry has its drive axle fitted with dual tyres and air suspension. Excluding round-timber transport and alternative-fuel or…
- What is the MAM of a lorry's tandem axle when the distance between the axles is 1.20 metres?
- Under the general Vehicle Regulations limit, what maximum mass is permitted on a lorry’s single non-driving axle, subject to lower…
- A lorry pulls to one side only when braking. What functional imbalance could explain this behaviour and requires inspection?
- A six-metre lorry used exclusively for goods transport carries indivisible-length tubes, complying with stowage and securing requirements.…
- Which instrument measures the pressure in the lubrication circuit?
- 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 breath-alcohol limit applies to an adult driver of a goods vehicle above 3,500 kg MAM?
- In a truck, the load should be placed:
- In a liquid-cooled engine, which of these faults can allow coolant to enter the oil passages?
- Under the Land Transport Organisation Act, road transport is public when it is performed...
- Under the general table in Annex IX, what is the maximum authorised mass of a two-axle rigid lorry without alternative-fuel, zero-emission…
- On a truck, the load must be placed and secured so that it:
- The maximum permitted mass for a single non-driven axle is…
- An N3 goods lorry of 18,000 kg MAM, first registered in 2025, can exceed 90 km/h by design and falls under none of the exemptions in…
- In a truck, a correctly placed load must not:
- When calculating a vehicle's TARE, is service staff included?
- For goods vehicles other than tractor units, which two thresholds does the Ministry of Transport Road Transport Observatory (2026) use to…
- An N2 lorry with a MAM of 12,000 kg, first registered on or after 1 January 2005, is used on public roads and falls within no regulatory…