DGT C1 licence questions: Traffic signs
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- In road sign systems, a circular sign with a red border normally indicates:
- Outside a built-up area, on a carriageway with three or more lanes in the same direction, which category must normally use the right lane…
- With no higher-priority instruction or signal indicating otherwise, what must you do at this STOP sign?
- Roadworks require a contraflow lane. Your lorry is authorised on the road and is not expressly prohibited. With no lower established or…
- A blue circular R-406 sign shows a white lorry silhouette, with no tonnage figure or supplementary plate. What does it require of a van…
- You are driving the lorry and intend to join a motorway via an acceleration lane. If you are travelling faster than a car doing so in the…
- An ordinary lorry travels on a conventional road outside a built-up area. No justified circumstances prevent maintaining the minimum speed…
- In a built-up area, is double-parking permitted?
- While driving on a road where a minimum speed of 30 km/h is compulsory, we come across this sign. What will it mean?
- Manoeuvres, as a general rule, are:
- Two ordinary lorries of the same type meet at a narrowing with no priority signs or instructions, outside a steep-gradient section. It is…
- This sign warns of a danger caused by…
- 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, the loading and unloading of a vehicle must be carried out…
- Which stop constitutes obstructing normal pedestrian access to a property under the traffic rules?
- On an ordinary goods lorry without a special-transport authorisation, how must a legally projecting rear load be marked when travelling…
- What does the road marking shown in this schematic figure warn of?
- A fire forces a vehicle to stop inside a tunnel. Under Article 97, what must the driver and occupants do?
- How must the load and its accessories be positioned relative to lights, mandatory plates and the driver’s hand signals?
- You drive a Spanish-registered lorry with a MAM of 4,000 kg in Spain, intended for carrying goods. Besides the certified connected V-16…
- An 8,000 kg MAM lorry travels on a built-up-area road, neither motorway nor dual carriageway, with three marked own-direction lanes and no…
- If a lorry is driving through a tunnel with one lane in each direction, is it allowed to overtake?
- To load and unload goods, can you park your lorry where this sign is located?
- On an ordinary lorry, a rear-projecting load obscures its mandatory position lights. May it continue travelling in that condition?
- What is the duration of a traffic-signal cycle?
- 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…
- At an unsigned narrowing, without officers, roadworks or a steep gradient, a rigid lorry without a trailer and a bus entered together and…
- Without intending to overtake, what minimum separation from the vehicle ahead does this sign indicate?
- To overtake a vehicle that is signalling with its indicator that it is about to change direction to the left, how will you carry out the…
- If we arrive in our lorry at a narrow section that does not allow two vehicles to pass simultaneously, and at the same time, but travelling…
- While driving your lorry, you meet a combination of vehicles at a narrow passage that does not allow two vehicles to pass simultaneously.…
- Which vehicles will be required to carry the V-6 long vehicle sign on the rear?
- Two ordinary lorries arrive simultaneously at an unsignalled narrow passage where they cannot pass each other and one must reverse. One is…
- 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…
- Located at the entrance to a carriageway, what does this sign indicate?
- An ordinary lorry may use a temporary additional lane established under Article 42, with no specific prohibition or lower limits. In…
- A manual-gearbox lorry faces a steep uphill gradient and the engine cannot maintain a suitable speed in a high gear. What should the driver…
- 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.…
- You drive a lorry with MAM above 3,500 kg behind a bus, outside built-up areas and tunnels, on a conventional road with one lane each way…
- Which of these actions at the wheel combines visual, manual and cognitive distraction unrelated to driving?
- A lorry with a maximum authorised mass above 3,500 kg, carrying no dangerous goods and performing no other special transport operation,…
- I am driving a lorry along a section where overtaking is prohibited and catch up with a novice driver's vehicle travelling slowly. How…
- At a conventional roundabout, with no sign prohibiting it, may you reverse your overall direction by taking the exit leading back towards…
- 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…
- You drive a lorry towing a two-axle trailer. At this R-112 with a 3.5 t panel, when does the prohibition apply?
- The driver of a lorry with a maximum authorised mass (MAM) exceeding 3,500 kg who is about to overtake must...
- You drive a lorry over 3,500 kg MAM. While this sign’s prohibition is in force, may you overtake a motorcycle travelling on the carriageway?
- 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…
- An R-204 width-limit sign states 2.50 metres. Your lorry has a total width, including its load, of 2.55 metres. May it pass beyond the sign?
- Your lorry travels in the normal direction in a lane adjoining one opened against its usual direction. There are two lanes for your…
- In a synchromesh manual gearbox, a gear grinds when you try to engage it. Which statement is correct?
- On the same approach to a junction, a vertical Give Way sign and a STOP road marking give conflicting instructions. No officer, temporary…
- If you are driving a lorry with an MAM exceeding 3,500 kg, as a general rule, may you drive in an additional lane?
- Is the driver of a lorry permitted to signal with their arm that they are going to carry out a manoeuvre?
- This sign indicates the prohibition of:
- At a narrow passage without priority signs on level ground, an ordinary rigid lorry without a trailer and an ordinary bus entered…