DGT C licence questions: Goods transport rules
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- On long lorry journeys, what helps reduce the risk of fatigue?
- According to their own nature, road transport can be classified into:
- With a truck, height, width, or mass limits must:
- On a vehicle whose rev counter includes a green zone for economical driving, what does that zone represent?
- Which situation can particularly favour fatigue from monotony?
- Speed limits when driving a C1 or C truck:
- What should professional drivers bear in mind about alcohol?
- You are replacing the halogen dipped-beam bulb shown, following the manufacturer’s instructions. What precaution must you take when holding…
- An ordinary 5,000 kg MAM lorry travels on an interurban dual carriageway with no reason justifying travel below the minimum. Below what…
- When should you replace a lorry’s windscreen-wiper blades?
- The lorry you are driving is 2 metres wide. Which lights must it carry because of its width?
- Can using drugs of abuse increase the risk of a serious road crash even without combining them with alcohol?
- On an ordinary complete-bodied lorry wider than 2.10 metres, are end-outline marker lights compulsory?
- Can the edge line of the carriageway be crossed?
- Without a justified reason, in which case is the regulatory minimum speed applicable to the vehicle and road breached?
- Under what conditions must you switch on a lorry’s rear fog light when it is fitted?
- On a two-way urban road where stopping or parking is permitted and you must use the carriageway or shoulder, on which side should you…
- Can the edge line of the carriageway be crossed?
- You are replacing the halogen dipped-beam bulb shown, following the manufacturer’s instructions. What precaution must you take when holding…
- The general minimum age for the C licence may be lowered to 18 when the applicant:
- When replacing a blown fuse in a lorry, what specification must you follow?
- The manufacturer allows replacement of a halogen dipped-beam bulb. With the lights switched off and the bulb cool, what handling precaution…
- Before or during the practical tests for the C1 and C licences, examiners may check whether the vehicle:
- On a lorry, is the rear fog light compulsory?
- With moisture and temperatures near or below 0°C, which areas require particular caution for possible ice?
- What effects does consuming alcoholic drinks, even in small quantities, have?
- Which behaviour increases crash risk when driving a lorry, even without exceeding the permitted maximum speed?
- On an ordinary lorry, excluding the exception for red side lights integrated with a rear device, what are the colours of front, side and…
- According to the national 2024 urban crash data presented by the DGT on 8 August 2025, which crash type caused the most fatalities?
- On an ordinary lorry, excluding the exception for red side lights integrated with a rear device, what are the colours of front, side and…
- Should you check the windscreen-washer fluid regularly?
- Is it prohibited to throw any object that could cause a fire or endanger road safety?
- A lorry equipped with main-beam headlights travels at night above 40 km/h, outside a built-up area on an insufficiently lit road. It is not…
- If you are driving a truck and a traffic officer is directing traffic, you must:
- Under what conditions must you switch on a lorry’s rear fog light when it is fitted?
- Under the wording of Annex VI.A.2 of the General Driver Regulations, what minimum interval is specified between successive attempts after…
- Without an emergency or a traffic officer’s instruction, you wish to make a voluntary stop on a two-way interurban road. May you choose the…
- A lorry equipped with main-beam headlights travels at night above 40 km/h, outside a built-up area on an insufficiently lit road. It is not…
- Must a driver undergoing medical treatment take any special precaution?
- Under the General Driver Regulations, what percentage calculates the maximum permitted errors in the C1 or C specific knowledge test, with…
- The C1 licence applies to vehicles whose maximum authorized mass is:
- In duly justified special cases, the time for the knowledge tests for the C1 and C licences:
- The tests for the C1 and C licences are normally taken in:
- For headlamps allowing vertical and horizontal adjustment, what does aiming them involve?
- Between the two attempts of the same the C1 and C licences application there should normally be no more than:
- The general minimum age to obtain the C licence is 21, although it may be obtained at 18 if:
- Someone applying for the C licence who already holds C1 is exempt from:
- Obtaining the C licence also grants:
- On the date of the first practical-test attempt for the C1 and C licences, the applicant must:
- On a conventional road outside a built-up area where voluntary stopping is permitted and there is no emergency, where should you position…