DGT D licence questions: Passenger transport rules
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- Taking into account the volume of a bus, when is the wind most dangerous?
- If you are driving a bus and a traffic officer is directing traffic, you must:
- The ordinary validity period of D1 and D licences is:
- As a general rule, the bus you are driving will have a maximum width of:
- To drive a trolleybus without a trailer designed to carry 40 passengers in addition to the driver, which is the minimum licence category…
- A bus’s windscreen wipers have hardened rubber and leave streaks that impair vision even with a clean windscreen. What should you do?
- Which of these risk factors directly concerns the driver’s behaviour?
- A conscious adult has a partial airway obstruction but can breathe and cough effectively. What should you do initially?
- One of the reduced ages provided for obtaining the D licence is 23 when the applicant:
- Regarding alcohol and driving, a professional driver should know that...
- Does the measurement of the vehicle's frontal surface area affect air resistance during travel?
- Before or during the practical tests for the D1 and D licences, examiners may check whether the vehicle:
- Which buses must have end-outline marker lights fitted because of their width?
- May the bus you drive have front fog lights?
- The PAS rule sets out the basic steps to follow if you are involved in or witness a road traffic accident. What order of action does this…
- In general, because of their design characteristics, motorways and dual carriageways are...
- While driving, if you use a phone through a permitted hands-free system, you should know that...
- What is the purpose of conventional fuses in a vehicle’s electrical system?
- If the map you are using has a scale of 1:300,000, you should know that one linear centimetre is equivalent to:
- Under the wording of Annex VI.A.2 of the General Driver Regulations, what minimum interval is specified between successive attempts after…
- With no sign modifying the limit and no other applicable special limit, what is a bus’s general maximum speed on a motorway within a…
- After making an accident scene safe and calling 112, which action is appropriate for a bystander?
- What is the general limit for a bus on a conventional road outside a built-up area, fitted with seat belts and carrying seated passengers,…
- Without extensions for videos or justified special needs, what is the regulatory time per question in the D1 or D specific knowledge test?
- Without applying CAP-linked reductions, the general minimum age to obtain the D licence is:
- To take the practical tests for D1 and D licences, the candidate may be required to identify themselves with:
- For a special-use school transport service governed by Royal Decree 443/2001, who must have unlimited civil-liability cover for harm that…
- Which of these statements about preventing road crashes is correct?
- If calculating the 10% error limit in the specific D1 or D knowledge test gives a decimal result, which whole number applies?
- If the length of the bus you are driving is less than 6 metres, must it have side marker lights fitted?
- The D licence generally authorizes motor vehicles intended to transport:
- Which document records your bus’s technical specifications and periodic inspections?
- A bus driver receives a call from their company while driving. May they answer by holding or handling the mobile phone by hand?
- If you are 30 years old and have just obtained a class D driving licence, when should you apply to renew it?
- Speed limits when driving a D1 or D bus:
- Buses whose width exceeds 2.10 metres must carry:
- When replacing a blown fuse, which requirement must the replacement meet?
- The D1 licence authorizes buses designed for no more than 16 passengers besides the driver and with a maximum length of:
- As a general rule, the D1 licence refers to passenger vehicles with a maximum length not exceeding:
- The D1 licence authorizes vehicles designed to transport:
- What consequences, among others, does failing to insure a bus entail?
- As a general road-use limit, what maximum mass applies to a two-axle class II or III bus?
- Before a D1 or D driving skills and behaviour test begins, the applicant does not present the required identification document. What does…
- An ordinary category M2 or M3 bus is six years old from its first registration. How often must it undergo the periodic ITV?
- The level of blood alcohol usually reaches its maximum…
- With a D1 licence, the base vehicle may tow:
- Which of these specifications denotes a multigrade oil?
- Should you give an injured person in a road accident any medication or alcoholic drink to stimulate them?
- What is the function of fuses?
- After correctly applying a suitable tourniquet for life-threatening limb bleeding not controlled by direct pressure, what precaution should…
- Someone applying for the D licence who already holds D1 is exempt from:
- Applying the general regime in Article 3 of Royal Decree 443/2001 without using its exceptions, what maximum age may a vehicle for…
- What is the maximum length permitted for a combination consisting of a bus and a trailer?
- With a D licence, the bus may tow:
- You want to drive a 35-seat trolleybus without a trailer. Among the listed licences, which is the minimum category needed for that vehicle?
- An urban bus travels on an ordinary urban road with two non-reserved lanes in its direction, no shared pavement/carriageway platform and no…
- If the bus you are driving is required to have clearance lights, you should know that they are...
- Which factor relates directly to driver distraction, fatigue and decisions?
- The front fog light on buses is...
- A two-axle rigid bus already measures 13.50 m. Without applying any maximum-length exception, may it add a detachable rear ski carrier that…
- In the DGT provisional report on fatal crashes on interurban roads in 2023, when was the majority of fatalities recorded?
- In the triplicate complaint-sheet model under Order FOM/1230/2013, which copy is given to the complainant?
- Which factor relates directly to driver distraction, fatigue and decisions?
- When strong wind gusts make it difficult to hold your path, which of these measures is safer?
- In the initial assessment of accident victims, what should we take into account?
- At age 20 and with ordinary CAP, the D licence allows driving:
- In a traffic accident, is it correct to make an injured person walk to check their condition?
- Under the wording of Annex VI.A.2 of the General Driver Regulations, after two failed attempts and unless reduced for justified urgency,…
- Can a small amount of alcohol impair driving even when it is not combined with drugs?
- An ordinary bus is more than six metres long. Must it be fitted with side position lights?
- The tests for the D1 and D licences are normally taken in:
- The D licence generally authorizes motor vehicles intended to transport:
- If an exam center outside the provincial capital stops meeting the required conditions for the D1 and D licences:
- Regarding alcohol and driving, a professional driver should know that...
- During the practical tests for the D1 and D licences, the use of phones or other data-transmission systems:
- Under the provision in Annex VI.B.1 of the General Driver Regulations, how many correct answers may a knowledge-test question have?
- The D1 licence may be obtained at age 18 with ordinary CAP, but in that case:
- For a D1 or D licence to be issued, you must previously hold:
- As a general rule, what is the maximum permitted length of a rigid two-axle bus on the road, including removable accessories?
- A conscious person has a suspected leg fracture after a road crash, with no immediate danger requiring them to be moved. What should you do…
- The D licence authorizes vehicles intended to transport:
- The general minimum age to obtain the D licence is:
- The D1 licence authorizes minibuses with no more than 16 passengers besides the driver and a maximum length of:
- Obtaining the D licence also grants:
- As a general rule, is it permitted to drive a bus with a trailer if the total length of the combination is 19 metres?
- A bus driver receives a call from their company while driving. May they answer by holding or handling the mobile phone by hand?
- After successfully passing the periodic technical inspection of their bus, where must they place the sticker?
- Which buses can you drive if you hold a category D1 driving licence?
- A bus driver must know the location of:
- Between the two attempts of the same the D1 and D licences application there should normally be no more than:
- When replacing a blown fuse, which requirement must the replacement meet?
- For a D1 or D licence to be issued, the driver must already have:
- Between sunset and sunrise, a bus no longer than 6 m and less than 2 m wide, equipped with parking lights parks on an inadequately lit…
- A bus wider than 2.10 m travels through a signed tunnel, even during daylight. Must its end-outline marker lights be switched on?
- May the bus you are driving have front fog lights?
- If the vehicle or required systems for a D1 or D practical test do not work properly, what happens?
- A conscious person has a suspected leg fracture after a road crash, with no immediate danger requiring them to be moved. What should you do…
- On the date of the first practical-test attempt for the D1 and D licences, the applicant must:
- Who is affected by the economic impact of road accidents?
- Under the D1 licence, the vehicle's maximum length is: