DGT C1 licence questions: Traffic signs
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- Which circumstance is an express exception to the general prohibition on overtaking at intersections and nearby, while observing the other…
- If you are driving a 7,000 kg MAM lorry along a carriageway outside a built-up area, with two-way traffic and three lanes for each…
- A lorry that is not carrying dangerous goods or performing another special transport operation travels outside a built-up area on a…
- 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…
- As a general rule, can lorries drive in a lane opened for traffic-flow reasons, for travel in the direction opposite to the usual one?
- 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…
- Which of these is an exception to the ban on overtaking at and near junctions, while complying with all other safety rules?
- If you are driving a large lorry along a road and cannot keep fully to the right-hand edge of the carriageway, are you obliged to indicate…
- 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…
- Overtaking is prohibited, as a general rule:
- Those who drive along a reversible lane must...
- 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…
- You carry an indivisible load projecting beyond the vehicle within permitted limits. Besides the applicable marking, what protection does…
- On an urban road that is neither a motorway nor a dual carriageway, with at least two ordinary marked lanes in your direction, which lane…
- An ordinary lorry, performing neither special nor dangerous-goods transport, travels on a conventional road with one lane per direction and…
- Considering only this sign, with no tonnage figure, may a lorry use the carriageway at whose entrance it stands?
- 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?
- An ordinary lorry, performing neither special transport nor dangerous-goods transport, travels on a conventional road with a general…
- If you are approaching a roundabout or road junction with a garden, monument, fountain, etc. in the centre, which way will you generally…
- Considering only this sign, with no tonnage figure, may a lorry use the carriageway at whose entrance it stands?
- What does this sign prohibit?
- As a general rule, an ordinary lorry with a MAM of 5,000 kg, not carrying dangerous goods, travels on a paved conventional road outside a…
- At a narrowing without priority signs or controlling instructions, no steep gradient and doubt about who entered first, an unaccompanied…
- An ordinary lorry and a motorcycle with sidecar arrive simultaneously at a narrow passage where they cannot pass and one must reverse.…
- As a general rule, can you drive a lorry with a maximum authorised mass (MAM) of 7,500 kg on a temporary additional lane?
- Does switching on the indicator always give you priority when carrying out manoeuvres?
- A zone has a yellow zigzag marking whose parking prohibition remains in force at night, with no special permission for your lorry. May you…
- In view of this sign...
- On a road where a minimum speed of 30km/h is compulsory, this sign is found. What does it indicate?
- What restriction does this R-112 sign impose on a rigid vehicle travelling without a trailer?
- For the driver-side Class II main exterior mirror, from what distance behind the driver’s ocular points must the flat road strip at least…
- An ordinary rigid 11 m lorry would carry an indivisible 14.5 m pole longitudinally, exceeding the ordinary maximum overall vehicle-and-load…
- You are driving a goods lorry with a MAM of 4 t, currently empty. Does this R-107 prohibition with its 3.5 t panel apply to it?
- One lane is opened against its usual direction, leaving a single adjacent lane in your normal direction. You drive your lorry in that…
- At a junction inside a built-up area there are two marked lanes in the same direction. With no other prohibition, a lorry overtakes a…
- On a bend or crest with reduced visibility, what does the rule prohibit for voluntary stopping: only a brief stop, only parking, or both?
- 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 a two-way carriageway with three lanes in total separated by broken longitudinal markings, what may a lorry use the centre lane for when…
- An ordinary lorry and an ordinary three-wheeled vehicle arrive simultaneously at a narrow passage where they cannot pass and one must…
- For traffic-flow reasons, a lane was opened for use in the opposite direction to normal. Can you drive your lorry with an MAM (maximum…
- In 2026, a Spanish-registered lorry becomes immobilised by a breakdown on a dual carriageway. How must the danger be signalled while…
- At an unsigned narrowing, without officers, roadworks or a steep gradient, a rigid lorry without a trailer and an animal-drawn cart entered…
- A line of cones marks an area you must not enter. No traffic officer directs otherwise. May you cross that line with your lorry to overtake?
- An authorised load projects laterally beyond the vehicle’s outline, with its edge more than 0.40 m beyond the outer edge of the position…
- What does the sign shown indicate, with no tonnage figure or supplementary plate limiting its application?
- What minimum separation from the vehicle ahead does this sign require, except when about to overtake?
- At a properly marked cycle crossing with no traffic lights, agents or signs modifying its operation, do cyclists have priority over other…
- You drive a car in ordinary traffic with no special instructions from an officer. May you use a motorway median opening to make a U-turn…
- 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 two-way carriageway with three lanes separated by broken lines, a lorry intends to overtake the vehicle ahead on its left. If the…
- According to DGT final figures for Spain in 2024, counting deaths within 30 days, where were there more road deaths: urban or interurban…
- In 2026, which set forms part of the mandatory equipment of a Spanish-registered 5,000 kg MAM lorry used for ordinary goods transport?
- When are you prohibited from turning to the left?
- If the width of the lorry you are driving exceeds 2.10 metres, you must know that the width indicator lights are...
- If the lorry you are driving has clearance lights, you should know they are intended to indicate...
- Must an ordinary Spanish-registered lorry, without escort-vehicle duties, carry a high-visibility reflective vest?
- If you are driving a truck and you encounter a STOP sign, you must:
- Driving your lorry along a stretch of road where overtaking is not allowed, you catch up with a novice driver travelling slowly. How should…
- You are driving a lorry with an MAM (maximum authorised mass) of more than 3,500 kg on a road, outside a built-up area, which has three…
- 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 R-300 minimum-separation sign displaying a number requires a lorry to maintain at least that distance. What exception does the sign…
- What breakage behaviour is characteristic of laminated vehicle glazing?
- You drive a lorry with a MAM of 16,000 kg on a built-up-area road that is neither a motorway nor a dual carriageway. There are three lanes…
- On a road with one lane for each direction, separated by a broken line, you intend to overtake, but another vehicle that is already…
- 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…
- 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…
- Which circumstance is itself an exception to the additional minimum 50-metre gap under Article 54(2), when it would otherwise be required…
- What does this sign indicate?
- At a properly marked pedestrian crossing with no traffic lights, agents or signs modifying its operation, do pedestrians have priority over…
- An unauthorised private car reaches a signed area reserved exclusively for urban public transport stopping and parking. What voluntary…
- When a driver extends their arm horizontally with the palm of the hand facing backwards, what does this indicate?
- In a built-up area, a bus signals that it intends to move off from a signposted stop. What must other drivers do?
- An ordinary lorry with MAM of 4,000 kg, not carrying dangerous goods, uses a paved conventional road outside built-up areas, with one lane…
- A car intends to overtake your heavy vehicle. You cannot keep fully to the right edge, but the manoeuvre can be carried out safely. How may…
- If we are driving a lorry with an MAM of more than 3,500 kg on a carriageway outside built-up areas with three lanes for the same…
- Which vehicles are prohibited by this R-106 sign without a mass figure?
- If you're driving unladen with a van whose maximum authorised mass (MAM) is four tonnes, will you be able to enter a road that has this…
- As a general rule, without a panel indicating another starting distance, where do the obligations, restrictions or prohibitions of a…
- As a general rule, is overtaking permitted at level crossings or near them?
- 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…
- A police vehicle signalling its presence follows yours and emits a forward-facing flashing red light ordering you to stop. What should you…
- Without signs or an officer’s instructions establishing a different priority, which vehicles have priority at a roundabout?
- If you are driving a lorry of 7,000 kilograms Maximum Authorised Mass (MAM) on a carriageway outside a built-up area, with two-way traffic…
- 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…
- If you are driving a lorry of more than 3,500 kg MAM on a road outside a built-up area that has three lanes for the same direction, which…
- An ordinary 5,000 kg MAM lorry travels on a paved conventional road outside built-up areas with a general 80 km/h maximum. With no…
- You drive a heavy lorry on an interurban road with one lane in each direction. You cannot move fully to the right-hand edge, but overtaking…
- Which of these stops seriously obstructs traffic under Article 91(2)(c)?
- When applying this R-203, which measurement is compared with the displayed limit?
- If you are driving on a dual carriageway outside a built-up area, with two lanes for each direction of travel, what minimum separation must…
- If you are driving a lorry of more than 3,500 kilograms maximum authorised mass on a road outside a built-up area with three lanes for the…
- A lorry and a motorcycle with sidecar arrive simultaneously at an unsignposted narrow passage, with no officer instructions, where they…
- If a traffic officer is directing traffic while you drive a C1 or C truck, you must:
- In a lorry over 3,500 kg MAM on a two-way road, outside an emergency or permitted manoeuvre, which part should you generally use?
- An ordinary lorry, without special transport or dangerous goods, travels on a paved conventional road. With no reason justifying travel…
- Which signs may warn of fatigue while driving?
- A lorry approaches a properly signposted junction where it has no priority and visibility of the road is practically nil. With no lower…
- Can we drive in an additional lane with a lorry weighing 7,500 kg MAM?
- In an ordinary non-priority lorry, may the required horn be replaced by one that plays a melody of intermittent notes?