DGT C1+E licence questions: Safety devices
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- A lorry tows a non-agricultural semi-trailer that is 7 metres long. Must that semi-trailer be equipped with side position lights?
- Before setting off with a semi-trailer, you must check that:
- A trailer has safety chains forming a secondary coupling beside the main coupling. What do they do if the main coupling separates?
- Before leaving with a C+E combination, an essential check is that the combination's connections:
- Before setting off with a C+E combination, which check specifically concerns the connection between the towing vehicle and its trailer or…
- Before uncoupling a trailer or semi-trailer in a C+E combination, you should especially ensure:
- In a heavy combination, the connections between tractor and trailer must:
- Before driving an articulated C+E combination, you must check that the coupling:
- After coupling a semi-trailer or trailer in a C+E combination, before moving off you must check:
- Before driving a C+E combination, which check directly concerns the connection between the towing vehicle and trailer or semitrailer and…
- Before departing with a heavy combination it is advisable to make sure that:
- Before setting off with a C+E vehicle, the braking and service connections between tractor unit and semi-trailer must be:
- Before driving an articulated combination or towing a heavy trailer, which check concerns the secure connection between the vehicles?
- To drive a C1+E or C+E combination safely, it is advisable to keep especially clean:
- Before setting off with a C+E combination, it is essential to check that:
- Before setting off with a semi-trailer, you must also check that:
- The braking distance of a C1+E or C+E combination:
- Driving a C1+E or C+E combination with poorly adjusted mirrors:
- In a test for the C1+E and C+E licences, the examiner may check that the applicant is wearing: