DGT D licence questions: Traffic signs
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- In the event of a traffic accident, the most correct course of action will be to…
- You drive a 12 m bus on a motorway section with two lanes in your direction, outside tunnels and with no other specific separation rule.…
- You drive a bus in a reserved lane controlled by a white-bar signal. Which steady bar means no passage, equivalent to a red light?
- A bus is travelling in a lane reserved for buses and, at an intersection, sees this traffic light. What must it do if it intends to…
- If you are driving a bus 12 metres long, can you enter the road where this sign is located?
- On roads with an acceleration lane, where must the driver of a bus who intends to use it to join the carriageway stop if necessary?
- What does this vertical sign indicate?
- If you are driving a bus, when may you be required by traffic officers to take a breathalyser test?
- On a road with a reserved bus lane, which buses must obey this white-bar traffic light controlling that lane?
- In school and minors' transport, when their presence is compulsory, what must the accompanying adult know?
- A bus meets a lorry travelling in the opposite direction on a bridge that does not allow simultaneous passage. If the bus driver saw this…
- In a stay-and-play zone indicated by S-28, what is the maximum speed for a motor vehicle, with no other lower restriction?
- When must buses dedicated to school transport display the sign indicating the transport they are carrying out?
- Roadworks require a lane to be opened in the opposite direction to normal on a road where a bus is permitted to travel. With no express…
- If you are driving a bus on a road outside a built-up area where, due to roadworks, a lane has been enabled for use in the opposite…
- Does this sign affect a bus driver?
- You drive a bus on a dual carriageway outside a built-up area with three lanes in your direction. Does this sign prohibit you from…
- If you're driving a bus with a light trailer, on a road outside a built-up area with three lanes for the same direction, and the…
- A rigid bus and a rigid lorry, neither towing a trailer, meet at a narrowing without a steep gradient or priority signs. It is unclear who…
- What does traffic lights showing a steady vertical white stripe on a circular black background indicate?
- You drive an 11-metre bus on a road outside a built-up area with one lane in each direction. You have signalled your intention to overtake…
- At the rear of a bus, you see a rectangular yellow plate with a red border, or two equivalent plates placed symmetrically. What does that…
- If, while travelling in your bus, you intend to overtake the vehicle in front, are you required to indicate it?
- In 2026, which combination of accessories does Annex XII of Spain’s General Vehicle Regulations require on a bus registered in Spain?
- What does this sign indicate?
- At a narrowing on a level road, with no signs or instructions governing priority, a bus and a motor caravan cannot pass simultaneously. If…
- On narrow sections with a steep gradient where priority has not been signposted, as a general rule, the vehicle that must give way is the…
- At the rear of a bus, you see a rectangular yellow plate with a red border, or two equivalent plates placed symmetrically. What does that…
- A bus driver indicates with the left indicator their intention to change lane to overtake. When should the indicator be switched off?
- What does the anticipation principle of defensive driving consist of?
- If you are driving a bus with a maximum authorised mass of more than 3,500 kg in a built-up area, are you obliged to maintain a minimum…
- Driving a bus, on seeing this sign, you should know that…
- You drive a bus on an occasional service with a maximum authorised mass above 3,500 kg. May it use a HOV (VAO) lane?
- A bus fitted with seat belts, carrying no standing passengers and not performing school or child transport, travels on a conventional road…
- At a narrowing that is neither a bridge nor a steep-gradient section, a bus and car cannot pass together. Without signs or special…
- If a bus has a laden mass of 6 tonnes and, on entering a road, encounters the sign in the photograph, may it enter?
- Your bus travels in a reserved lane separated by a single continuous longitudinal line. With no officer’s direction, signs authorising…
- Which school-transport or child-transport vehicles must carry the emergency warning light?
- If there is a traffic light like the one in the photograph on a road where there is a lane reserved for buses, which buses does it affect?
- You drive a bus in the reserved lane controlled by this signal. The white bar slanting left is steadily lit. What movement does it permit?
- A bus is travelling without a trailer. When must it display the V-6 “Long vehicle” sign at the rear?
- If you are driving a bus and you encounter a STOP sign, you must:
- A 60-seat bus without a trailer travels on an interurban road with three lanes in its direction. If no sign prohibits it and it is safe,…
- When approaching an unsignalised pedestrian crossing in a bus, what must you do if stopping is necessary to respect a pedestrian’s priority?
- You are driving a combination of vehicles consisting of a bus and its trailer, with a total length of 11 metres. Are you allowed to drive…
- You drive a 15-metre bus outside built-up areas and tunnels, with one lane in each direction, overtaking allowed and no saturated traffic.…