DGT LCM licence questions: Driver safety
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- Handling a mobile phone while driving a vehicle for persons with reduced mobility:
- To drive a vehicle for people with reduced mobility, must a holder of a valid category B licence additionally obtain an LCM licence?
- The general minimum age to obtain an LCM licence is:
- The general minimum age to obtain the LCM licence is:
- In congestion, with a vehicle for persons with reduced mobility, keeping space from the vehicle ahead helps to:
- In rain, when driving a vehicle for persons with reduced mobility, it is advisable to:
- If you feel fatigued while driving a vehicle for people with reduced mobility, the correct action is to:
- In a vehicle for people with reduced mobility, if a restraint system is fitted, the driver must:
- In rain, if you are driving a vehicle for people with reduced mobility, the correct action is to:
- If the holder of an LCM licence later obtains a B licence:
- In adverse weather while driving a vehicle for persons with reduced mobility, the correct action is to:
- As a general rule, the minimum age to obtain the LCM licence is:
- With a vehicle for persons with reduced mobility, speed should be adapted especially to:
- If fatigue appears while driving a vehicle for persons with reduced mobility, the safest action is to:
- While driving a vehicle for people with reduced mobility, handling a mobile phone:
- If a person already holds a valid A1 or B licence, regarding LCM vehicles:
- Aggressive driving with a vehicle for persons with reduced mobility:
- Before moving off with an LCM, the driver must:
- The LCM licence is not required for someone who already holds a valid:
- If the holder of an LCM licence later obtains an A1 or B licence:
- If a medicine can affect attention or reaction time while driving a vehicle for persons with reduced mobility:
- With an LCM, speed must be adapted especially to:
- To reduce the risk of losing control of a vehicle for people with reduced mobility, what should you do?
- If visibility decreases while you follow another vehicle in a vehicle for persons with reduced mobility, what should you do in addition to…
- If you are not in a suitable condition to drive a vehicle for persons with reduced mobility, you must:
- If visibility is reduced while driving a vehicle for persons with reduced mobility, what must you do?