DGT C licence questions: Traffic signs
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- Under the maximum-speed rule outside built-up areas for special vehicles, which statement is correct, subject to any applicable lower…
- In a built-up area, a bus signals that it intends to move off from a signposted stop. What must other drivers do?
- What is the duration of a traffic-signal cycle?
- What is the purpose of the thermometer?
- For traffic flow reasons, a lane has been opened running in the direction opposite to normal. May you drive your lorry, with an MAM of over…
- At a narrow passage without priority signs on level ground, an ordinary rigid lorry without a trailer and an ordinary bus entered…
- On an urban road, is double-parking permitted?
- Under this R-201 sign, may a rigid vehicle without a trailer pass?
- On a road where a minimum speed of 30km/h is compulsory, this sign is found. What does it indicate?
- A lorry over 3,500 kg MAM travels normally on an urban carriageway that is neither a motorway nor a dual carriageway, wide enough for three…
- Roadworks require a contraflow lane. Your lorry is authorised on the road and is not expressly prohibited. With no lower established or…
- You are driving a lorry with a maximum authorised mass of more than 3,500 kg on a road outside a built-up area that has three lanes in each…
- An unauthorised private car reaches a signed area reserved exclusively for urban public transport stopping and parking. What voluntary…
- A lorry above 3,500 kg MAM travels outside a built-up area on a carriageway with three ordinary lanes in its direction. If conditions…
- The driver of a lorry with a maximum authorised mass (MAM) exceeding 3,500 kg who is about to overtake must...
- While driving on a road where a minimum speed of 30 km/h is compulsory, we come across this sign. What will it mean?
- With no higher-priority instruction or signal indicating otherwise, what must you do at this STOP sign?
- A lorry with a MAM of 5,000 kg is authorised to use the road. In which case may it use a lane opened in the direction opposite to normal,…
- In 2026, a Spanish-registered lorry becomes immobilised by a breakdown on a dual carriageway. How must the danger be signalled while…
- Roadworks require a lane to be opened against its usual direction. Your lorry is authorised on that road, there is no express prohibition…
- An ordinary lorry, without special transport or dangerous goods, travels on a paved conventional road. With no reason justifying travel…
- As a general rule, may a lorry use a lane opened in the opposite direction to normal to improve traffic flow, without special authorisation?
- A lorry towing a two-axle trailer encounters this R-112 sign with a 3.5 t panel. Considering only this sign, when does it prohibit entry?
- An S-880a panel showing a lorry silhouette is placed below a vertical sign. If you drive a rigid lorry, does that sign refer to your…
- When the gaps between the dashes of a broken line are noticeably shorter than in the general case, what does this indicate to the driver?
- Can two lorries that require special authorisation to travel cross each other on a bridge if the carriageway width is less than 6 metres?
- Which of these is an exception to the ban on overtaking at and near junctions, while complying with all other safety rules?
- An ordinary lorry and an ordinary three-wheeled vehicle arrive simultaneously at a narrow passage where they cannot pass and one must…
- Which stop constitutes obstructing normal pedestrian access to a property under the traffic rules?
- What minimum separation from the vehicle ahead does this sign require, except when about to overtake?
- If the width of the lorry you are driving is greater than 2.10 metres, you should know that outline marker lights are...
- When a vehicle cannot reach the minimum speed required and there is a danger of a rear-end collision, the direction indicator lights must…
- On an urban road with at least two lanes per direction excluding reserved lanes, no shared carriageway/pavement platform and no specific…
- With at least two marked lanes in the same direction, on which of these roads may a lorry use the lane best suited to its destination…
- A lorry and a vehicle combination must pass each other at a narrowing with no priority signs, steep gradient or instructions from officers…
- With normal visibility, a driver reaches a junction with only a broken transverse marking. If priority rules require giving way, what must…
- When overtaking pedestrians leading animals outside a built-up area, if the manoeuvre can be completed safely, what minimum lateral…
- In road sign systems, a circular sign with a red border normally indicates:
- A lorry with MAM above 3,500 kg travels through a tunnel with one lane each way and no intention to overtake. Under Article 95(6), what…
- A lorry above 3,500 kg MAM follows another vehicle outside a built-up area on a conventional road with one lane per direction, outside…
- As a general rule, may a lorry exceeding 3,500 kg MAM use a reversible lane open in its direction if no specific restriction prohibits it?
- In a synchromesh manual gearbox, a gear grinds when you try to engage it. Which statement is correct?
- Can guidance delineation devices indicate the limits of road obstacles as well as guide users along the edge or alignment?
- At an unsigned narrowing, with no traffic officer, roadworks or steep-gradient section, it is known which vehicle entered first. Which has…
- A lorry longer than ten metres does not signal an intention to overtake. Besides enough distance to stop without collision, in which case…
- In the first fortnight of the month, does this sign prohibit stopping your lorry for less than two minutes without leaving it, if no other…
- Which of these actions at the wheel combines visual, manual and cognitive distraction unrelated to driving?
- A zone has a yellow zigzag marking whose parking prohibition remains in force at night, with no special permission for your lorry. May you…
- You are driving a lorry and are about to make a permitted and safe overtake. Under this sign, does the overtaking exception allow the gap…
- At an unsigned narrowing, without officers, roadworks or a steep gradient, a rigid lorry without a trailer and a bus entered together and…
- This sign warns of danger due to...
- In 2026 a Spanish-registered lorry is immobilised by a breakdown on a Spanish interurban road and cannot resume travel. How must it warn…
- On a narrow, steep section, with no signs or officer regulating priority, a truck and a car cannot pass each other. The uphill vehicle…
- You drive a lorry with a MAM of 7,500 kg on a built-up-area road that is neither a motorway nor a dual carriageway, with three lanes in…
- In a built-up area, a bus signals that it intends to move off from a signposted stop. What must other drivers do?
- You drive a lorry towing a two-axle trailer. At this R-112 with a 3.5 t panel, when does the prohibition apply?
- I am driving a lorry along a section where overtaking is prohibited and catch up with a novice driver's vehicle travelling slowly. How…
- A lorry travels in a normal lane, without congestion making each vehicle’s speed depend on the one ahead in its lane. Under the rule for…
- On a two-way carriageway with three lanes separated by broken lines, a lorry intends to overtake the vehicle ahead on its left. If the…
- An ordinary 9,000 kg MAM lorry, without dangerous goods or special transport, travels on a motorway outside a built-up area. With no lower…
- A lorry carrying no dangerous goods and performing no special transport travels on a conventional road outside a built-up area, with one…
- On the same approach to a junction, a vertical Give Way sign and a STOP road marking give conflicting instructions. No officer, temporary…
- If the lorry you are driving has clearance lights, you should know they are intended to indicate...
- Under the current general rule, when overtaking a pedestrian with a motor vehicle, what minimum lateral clearance applies both within and…
- Clearance lights are fitted to lorries when their width generally exceeds 2.10 metres, but... how many lights do they consist of?
- Roadworks require a contraflow lane. Your lorry above 3,500 kg MAM is authorised to use the road and is not expressly prohibited. May it…
- When should the driver of a vehicle give visual warning signals?
- On a complete-bodied lorry wider than 2.10 metres, excluding the chassis-cab exception, how many end-outline marker lights does the general…
- An ordinary lorry and a car towing a trailer with a MAM of 750 kg arrive simultaneously at a narrow passage where they cannot pass each…
- Cones on the carriageway…
- A breakdown forces your vehicle to stop in a tunnel and it cannot continue. There is no fire and this is not a traffic queue. What should…
- A lorry with a maximum authorised mass above 3,500 kg, carrying no dangerous goods and performing no other special transport operation,…
- What does this sign indicate?
- An ordinary lorry and a car towing a trailer with a MAM of 750 kg arrive simultaneously at a narrow passage where they cannot pass each…
- A lorry over 10 metres in total length including its load travels without signalling an intention to overtake and outside a tunnel. With…
- An ordinary 9,000 kg MAM lorry, without dangerous goods or special transport, travels on a motorway outside a built-up area. With no lower…
- An S-880a panel showing a lorry silhouette is placed below a vertical sign. If you drive a rigid lorry, does that sign refer to your…
- You drive an ordinary 11-metre lorry on a dual carriageway outside a built-up area with two lanes in each direction, outside a tunnel and…
- An ordinary rigid lorry and a motor caravan arrive simultaneously at an unsigned narrowing and cannot pass each other. There are no…
- May you use a VAO high-occupancy lane in an ordinary goods lorry over 3,500 kg MAM, without exceptional permission from the authority and…
- End-outline marker lights are fitted on lorries when their width is generally greater than 2.10 metres, but... how many lights do they…
- Which belief held by a child pedestrian can increase risk when crossing the carriageway?
- Which circumstance, by itself, is NOT an exception permitting overtaking on the right?
- You drive a heavy lorry on a road with one lane in each direction. Another vehicle intends to overtake. Although you cannot move completely…
- At an unsigned narrowing, without officers, roadworks or a steep gradient, a rigid lorry and a car, both without trailers, entered…
- A breakdown forces your vehicle to stop in a tunnel and it cannot continue. There is no fire and this is not a traffic queue. What should…
- When is a voluntary stop prohibited at or near a junction?
- On the road you are travelling on, a lane has been enabled for use in the opposite direction to the usual one, for traffic-flow reasons.…
- Considering only this R-205 sign marked 4 m, what height restriction does it impose on the lorry?
- An ordinary rigid lorry and an animal-drawn vehicle meet at a narrow passage without signs, agents or roadworks instructions. It is not a…
- On a road, may a lorry reverse as a manoeuvre complementary to a U-turn?
- If a traffic officer is directing traffic while you drive a C1 or C truck, you must:
- In view of this sign...
- What does the sign shown indicate, with no tonnage figure or supplementary plate limiting its application?
- Located at the entrance to a carriageway, what does this sign indicate?
- A 7,000 kg MAM lorry travels on a two-way carriageway with three lanes in total separated by broken lines, with no other signs altering…
- As a general rule, may a goods lorry use a VAO high-occupancy lane because it is loaded or empty, when it is not providing an emergency or…
- For a tyre subject to EU labelling, which characteristics can the label’s performance classes and indications be used to compare?
- In an ordinary non-priority lorry, may the required horn be replaced by one that plays a melody of intermittent notes?
- If a traffic officer raises an arm vertically and we cannot stop our vehicle safely…