DGT C licence questions: Truck driving techniques
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- In a truck, why must you take extra care with nearby road users during turns and merging?
- You drive a lorry at night on main beam and realise it may dazzle pedestrians walking on the shoulder. Must you switch to dipped headlights?
- You are driving a heavy vehicle of large dimensions and the width of the carriageway does not allow you to be overtaken easily. Are you…
- What precaution should you take before and during a permitted reversing manoeuvre to avoid striking a pedestrian?
- To reduce aerodynamic drag while keeping frontal area, speed and air conditions equal, what is desirable for the drag coefficient Cx?
- Why should a high-visibility vest be stored away from prolonged sunlight, following its instructions?
- When must drivers of heavy vehicles indicate that they can be overtaken?
- A category N2 or N3 lorry uses rear-view mirrors and has no approved alternative indirect-vision system. May it drive without the mandatory…
- Which of these behaviours may increase a young driver’s crash risk when carrying passengers?
- Near pedestrians or cyclists, with a C1 or C truck, you must:
- An 11-metre lorry follows another vehicle without intending to overtake. In which of these situations is the additional minimum 50-metre…
- On a long downhill section in a truck, it is advisable to:
- Inside a tunnel, a lorry exceeding 3,500 kg MAM travels without intending to overtake. What minimum separation from the vehicle ahead does…
- To obtain the C1 licence, the DGT requires:
- Inside a tunnel, what minimum safety interval must you maintain from the vehicle travelling ahead of your lorry, which has a maximum…
- When driving in fog that reduces visibility, what measure should you take regarding the vehicle ahead?
- Before reversing a C1 or C truck, you must:
- A lorry not carrying dangerous goods travels on a dual carriageway outside a built-up area with no lower specific limit. What maximum speed…
- If you drive your lorry having drunk alcohol, but without exceeding the maximum permitted blood alcohol level, does this pose any danger to…
- Before a trip with a C1 or C truck, planning it while taking its characteristics into account:
- You drive your lorry behind another vehicle and have lawfully signalled your intention to overtake it. What following gap must you still…
- If we are driving our lorry in a built-up area, what distance must we keep from the vehicle in front?
- In the ordinary process of obtaining a C licence by examination, besides theory and the open-road test, which other skills and behaviour…
- What is the general speed limit for a lorry on a paved conventional road outside a built-up area, with no dangerous-goods transport or…
- What should you do when you see another driver intending to join the traffic flow?
- Before turning with a C1 or C truck, besides signaling, it is advisable to:
- To adjust the gap to the vehicle ahead so that you can stop without collision if it brakes suddenly, what factors must you consider?
- A large vehicle makes it difficult for a following car to overtake easily and safely because traffic is heavy. How must it facilitate…
- You drive an ordinary 12-metre lorry on a dual carriageway with two lanes in your direction, outside a tunnel and without a…
- Before changing lane or starting a maneuver with a truck, it is advisable to:
- You travel along a through-road section in a built-up area with good visibility, without fog, heavy rain, snow, smoke or dust. It is not a…
- You drive in light rain that does not significantly reduce visibility, with no fog, snow, smoke or dust, on a straight road that is not a…
- You drive an ordinary lorry on a motorway with two lanes in your direction, outside a tunnel and without minimum-gap signs. What distance…
- On an urban road with two ordinary lanes per direction and a general limit of 50 km/h, a lorry carrying butane as dangerous goods travels…
- What should the driver do to anticipate hazards and act in time?
- To maintain a gap allowing you to stop without collision if the vehicle ahead brakes suddenly, which set of factors should you consider…
- A lorry with a MAM over 3,500 kg travels through a tunnel without intending to overtake. What minimum gap does the specific rule require…
- A large vehicle cannot be overtaken easily and safely because of dense opposing traffic. How must its driver help following traffic pass?
- Alcohol consumption: what effects can it have on driving your lorry?
- In heavy rain or poor grip, how should you adapt the gap to the vehicle ahead so you can stop if it brakes suddenly?
- An overtake with a C1 or C truck should only be started when:
- A following vehicle intends to overtake you. You are neither turning left nor stopping on that side and can safely move towards the…
- A lorry with a MAM over 3,500 kg travels through a tunnel without intending to overtake. Expressing the minimum gap to the vehicle ahead in…
- Without explicit priority signs, an ascending car and a descending lorry meet on a 10% gradient where they cannot pass simultaneously.…
- A heavy or large vehicle, or one subject to a specific speed limit, must slow down or move onto a practicable shoulder to let followers…
- When assessing speed for overtaking another vehicle, what must the driver consider?
- A heavy or large vehicle, or one subject to a specific speed limit, must slow down or move onto a practicable shoulder to let followers…
- One of the vision techniques used in preventive driving consists of...
- What are the basic principles on which the driving technique is based?
- A lorry travels in ordinary service, without priority-vehicle status or a special testing permit. May it exceed the applicable maximum…
- An ordinary bus and an ordinary rigid lorry enter a narrow passage simultaneously and cannot pass each other. There are no signs, officers…
- If the road surface is very slippery while driving a C1 or C truck, the prudent action is to:
- With a C1 or C truck, before a bend the safest action is to:
- When overtaking a cyclist on an urban road with one lane in each direction, what minimum lateral clearance must you leave and how must you…
- A lorry without front fog lamps travels in fog that significantly reduces visibility but is not dense and does not require rear fog lamps.…
- If the road narrows or obstacles appear while driving a C1 or C truck, the proper action is to:
- When moving off from a stop or from the edge of the road with a C1 or C truck, the correct action is to:
- Before starting a manoeuvre with a C1 or C truck, it is essential to:
- You drive a lorry straight ahead and notice that the following vehicle intends to overtake. As a general rule, what must you do?
- A lorry that is not carrying dangerous goods or performing another special transport operation travels on a conventional road outside a…
- With a side wind and a C1 or C truck, the prudent action is to:
- On a road without priority signs, a car climbs and a lorry descends a narrow 10% gradient where they cannot pass each other. There are…
- What happens if you drive your lorry at an inadequate speed?
- On an urban road with two ordinary lanes per direction and a general limit of 50 km/h, a lorry carrying butane as dangerous goods travels…
- Inside a tunnel, what minimum safety interval must you keep from the vehicle in front of your lorry, weighing more than 3,500 kg MAM, which…
- When should you replace a lorry’s windscreen-wiper blades?
- On a long downhill stretch with a C1 or C truck, it is advisable to:
- If you are driving a truck, you must bear in mind that the braking distance:
- Which of these behaviours may increase a young driver’s crash risk when carrying passengers?