Correct answer
Yes, warn of the danger and arrange removal without exposing yourself.
Yes, suitably warn of the obstacle and arrange removal as soon as possible without exposing yourself to traffic. Notify authorities or 112 if there is immediate danger. In Spain in 2026, a Spanish-registered car’s prescribed device is a connected, certified V-16; triangles do not replace it. Do not walk along lanes or shoulders or put the beacon on the load amid traffic.
Practice more B licence questions
A 3-minute quick test with exam-style questions. Free, no signup.
All options
Yes, warn of the danger and arrange removal without exposing yourself.
No, warning is needed only if the vehicle breaks down.
No, a fallen load never needs warning.
Editorial status: editorially approved. This status does not certify legal review. Report a correction
Keep studying
Related questions
- A car is immobilised by a breakdown on a motorway and has hazard warning lights. Which lights must it activate to warn of its presence?
- On entering a stay-and-play zone marked with S-28 and its accompanying speed limit, what must a driver observe?
- An S-21 sign for a mountain pass states that it is open. What does that indicate about its general passability?
- To make a U-turn you must wait, but remaining on the carriageway would block vehicles behind. You can leave it on the right. Should you wait in the middle of the carriageway?
- If a driver gives a legally compliant, perceptible arm signal for a manoeuvre that contradicts their indicator, which takes precedence?
- To move laterally and park on the right, with working indicators and no special emergency or poor-visibility circumstances, how must you signal that lateral movement?