DGT C licence questions: Goods transport rules
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- Which behaviour increases crash risk when driving a lorry, even without exceeding the permitted maximum speed?
- The truck you are driving is 2 metres wide. What lights must it carry due to its width?
- The C1 licence authorizes automobiles whose MAM:
- If you have consumed a large amount of alcohol and wish to drive, what should you do?
- A cage vehicle is one that is intended for the transport of...
- Which behaviour increases crash risk when driving a lorry, even without exceeding the permitted maximum speed?
- Is the driver's sex one of the factors that can influence blood alcohol concentration?
- The C1 licence authorizes you to drive trucks whose maximum authorized mass:
- Are lorries required to have a rear fog light fitted?
- Must a complete lorry, rather than a chassis-cab, have side marker lights?
- Without special-transport authorisation, which vehicle superstructure does the dimensions table allow to be 2.60 metres wide?
- On a motorway outside a built-up area, with no lower specific limit, what is the general maximum speed for a lorry?
- In case of suffering from an illness, must the driver of a vehicle ask the doctor about the precautions that should be taken for driving?
- An 11-metre lorry follows another vehicle without signalling an intention to overtake. In which situation must it leave at least 50 metres…
- An ordinary lorry not carrying dangerous goods travels on a motorway outside a built-up area. With no lower sign or other restriction, what…
- Driving at high speed for a long time…
- Before a C1 or C practical test, the examiner requests the applicant’s required identification documents and the applicant does not present…
- Must a complete lorry, rather than a chassis-cab, have side marker lights?
- An ordinary lorry, not performing special transport or carrying dangerous goods, travels on a road reserved for motor vehicles outside a…
- Within the maximum speed limits, is it possible that we are travelling at an inappropriate speed?
- When the width of the lorry is greater than 2.10 metres, what are the lights indicating this called?
- According to DGT, approximately how long can LSD-induced impairment last?
- The chest strap of the seat belt must pass over…
- What is the general maximum width of an ordinary lorry, without a temperature-controlled-body exception or special authorisation?
- In road engineering, what is the project or design speed of a road section?
- With a C licence, the vehicle may tow:
- During the knowledge test for the C1 and C licences, what happens if the applicant uses a mobile phone to receive unauthorised help?
- In a lorry, is the rear fog light mandatory?
- In Spain, on a conventional road outside a built-up area reserved for the automóvil vehicle category by this S-3, what is the general…
- A lorry not carrying dangerous goods travels on a dual carriageway outside a built-up area, with no lower specific limit. What is its…
- Classes C1 and C apply to vehicles:
- 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?
- If a man and a woman of the same weight consume the same amount of alcohol, is the driver's sex one of the factors that can influence the…
- Before descending a mountain pass in a lorry, how should the gear be selected to help control speed?
- In the knowledge tests for the C1 and C licences, the official questions may have:
- Without a justified reason, in which case is the regulatory minimum speed applicable to the vehicle and road breached?
- In a lorry with a manual gearbox that permits direct selection of a higher gear, may an intermediate gear be skipped for efficient driving…
- As a general rule, the C1 licence authorizes motor vehicles whose MAM does not exceed:
- In goods transport, the required documentation must:
- 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?
- Before driving, is it advisable to take a medicine on your own without checking its warnings or seeking advice about possible effects on…
- Passive safety elements are:
- What driving behaviour can cocaine use promote?
- A lorry is exactly two metres wide. Regarding position and end-outline marker lamps, which equipment is mandatory at that width?
- Which set of reasons does Article 37 provide for the competent authority to order a different direction of travel?
- With a C1 licence, the base vehicle may tow:
- According to Table 50 of the DGT 2024 Annual Road-Collision Report, for urban and interurban roads excluding Catalonia and the Basque…
- As a general rule, the minimum age to obtain the C licence is:
- In road traffic, we call vulnerable groups the...
- Vehicles authorized by C1 or C are generally designed to carry:
- Which situation is expressly included in Article 91(2) as stopping or parking in a dangerous location or seriously obstructing traffic?
- Drowsiness makes…
- In which of these situations must a car leave a motorway or dual carriageway at the first exit?
- To improve the safety of occupants in the event of an accident, a device called an airbag has been fitted to vehicles. What does it consist…
- An ordinary lorry uses a road reserved for motor vehicles that is neither a motorway nor a dual carriageway, with a general lorry limit of…
- On a motorway outside a built-up area, with no lower specific limit, what is the general maximum speed for a lorry?
- A lorry travels on a dual carriageway outside a built-up area, without carrying dangerous goods or performing another special transport…
- On an urban road with usable pavements or pedestrian areas, where should pedestrians normally walk?
- For a C1 or C licence to be issued, the applicant must already hold:
- For complete lorries, excluding chassis cabs, when are side position lights compulsory because of length?
- One of the possibilities covered by the C1+E licence is driving:
- According to the DGT’s September 2021 release on distractions and deaths in 2020, how is the increase in crash risk from using a mobile…
- In a car, the airbag, as a passive safety system…
- May an ordinary lorry driver hold a telephone conversation while driving without using their hands, audio headsets or earphones?
- In the DGT Road Safety manual’s general analysis, which factor contributes most to crashes: human, vehicle or road?
- What is the main function of a conventional fuse in a vehicle’s electrical circuit?
- Does speed affect the driver's field of vision?
- After drinking alcohol, does eating food or drinking water rapidly remove alcohol already in the blood so that you can drive?
- What is the function of fuses in the electrical circuit?
- What is the name given to the set of mechanisms that regulate the intake and exhaust of gases in the cylinders?
- If an exam center outside the provincial capital stops meeting the required conditions for the C1 and C licences:
- The C1 licence authorizes trucks whose MAM:
- On a conventional road outside a built-up area where voluntary stopping is permitted and there is no emergency, where should you position…
- What is the purpose of fuses?
- The duration of the stop must be less than...
- What is blood alcohol concentration?
- As the base time, without extensions for videos or duly justified special needs, how much time is allowed per question in the C1 or C…
- According to the WHO road traffic injuries fact sheet updated in July 2026, for which age group are these injuries the leading cause of…
- If applying the 10% permitted-error threshold in the C1 or C specific knowledge test produces a decimal result:
- During the practical tests for the C1 and C licences, the use of phones or other data-transmission systems:
- If the lorry you are driving is more than 2.10 metres wide, you should know that its clearance lights are...
- In a lorry, is it advisable to place a GPS holder in front of an airbag or within its deployment zone?
- If the vehicle or required systems for a C1 or C practical test do not function correctly or meet the requirements, what does the examiner…
- Windscreen wiper blades should be replaced...
- Under the wording of Annex VI.A.2 of the General Driver Regulations, after two unsuccessful attempts, what minimum interval is specified…
- A driver takes medication that can cause drowsiness and reduce reflexes. How can it affect reaction time?
- Can excessive temperature in a vehicle's cabin increase the driver's reaction time?
- Which substances can reduce alertness and reflexes and cause drowsiness, effects that alcohol can also cause?
- For a C1 or C licence to be issued, the applicant must already have:
- During C1 or C practical aptitude-and-behaviour tests, which documents may an applicant be required to present for identification, as…
- A lorry has aerodynamic air deflectors designed for its configuration and correctly adjusted. Can they help reduce fuel consumption?
- What effects does drinking alcoholic beverages produce, even in small amounts?
- The ordinary validity period of professional C1 and C licences is:
- Public transport by road is defined as...
- The clearance lights on a lorry must be...
- An ordinary tractor unit travels on a dual carriageway outside a built-up area, with no special or dangerous-goods transport and no lower…
- If you consume a large amount of alcohol and wish to drive, what should you do?
- A lorry uses a roof deflector suited to the combination, correctly designed and adjusted. Can it help reduce fuel consumption?
- Under the Spanish legal traffic definition, what is a voluntary stop (parada)?
- When setting a specific speed limit for a road section, which set of factors should be considered?