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Traffic signs questions — A1 licence
92 exam-style Traffic signs questions for the A1 licence with correct answer and explanation. Practice free, no signup.
- You are riding a motorcycle on a conventional road outside a built-up area, with one lane in each direction, no physical separation between directions and no specific posted speed limit. What is the general maximum speed?
- You are riding a motorcycle and must cross a wet transverse marking made with conventional road paint, while obeying the signs and markings. How can you reduce the risk of losing grip?
- When arriving at a traffic accident, before approaching casualties, what must you prioritise?
- Which drivers does this R-405 require to use the carriageway at whose entrance it is placed?
- When a motorcycle has a belt as a transmission component, it transmits the engine's power to...
- Can a motorcyclist use the VAO lane?
- If there is no specific speed limit sign, what is the maximum speed at which a motorcycle may travel on motorways and dual carriageways within a built-up area?
- You are riding a motorcycle in a temporary contraflow lane opened to improve traffic flow. May you enter the lane for the normal direction to overtake?
- What is the purpose of wearing gloves when riding a motorcycle?
- Can you park your motorcycle on the hatched road markings shown in the photograph?
- A triangular upright road sign, with its point at the top, a red border and a symbol inside, generally warns of...
- A bus is already travelling in a roundabout’s outer lane and a motorcycle is waiting to enter that lane. No signs or an officer’s instructions establish a different priority. Who has priority?
- You ride a motorcycle normally on a road outside a built-up area with two lanes in each direction and a passable hard shoulder. There is no emergency or authorised extraordinary use of the shoulder. Which lane should you generally use?
- At a yield sign with an A1 or A2 motorcycle, you must:
- A bus is travelling inside a roundabout and a motorcycle is about to enter it. With no officer or signs establishing another priority, which has priority?
- Under current regulations, what accessory must a motorcycle carry while in use?
- Which behaviour by some motorcyclists harms coexistence with other road users and the image of motorcyclists?
- When you must cross rails on a motorcycle, what angle between your path and the rails helps reduce the risk of falling, provided you can do so while respecting traffic and lane boundaries?
- A motorcycle travels on a conventional road outside a built-up area, with no physical separation between directions, one lane each way and a one-metre shoulder. There is no lower posted limit or special case. What is its general maximum speed?
- Must you signal the lateral movement made when overtaking another motorcycle?
- If a traffic officer is directing traffic while you drive an A1 or A2 motorcycle, you must:
- An untrained bystander finds a crashed motorcyclist who is conscious and breathing normally, with no immediate danger at the scene. Should the bystander remove the helmet?
- Besides knowing the risk factors, which action by the driver helps reduce the likelihood of a crash?
- What does this R-305 sign prohibit, in addition to general overtaking prohibitions?
- You may use your motorcycle's horn to ...
- If you are riding a motorcycle on a road with one lane for each direction, what safety distance must you keep from the vehicle in front if you intend to overtake it?
- Can road traffic accidents be avoided?
- On a straight section, within your lane, you need to ride your motorcycle over a painted road marking. How should you do it?
- If riding a motorcycle, may you enter the road marked by this R-102 sign?
- During a journey on the motorway, you decide to stop for a rest. Where should you immobilise your motorcycle?
- While riding your motorcycle, you notice an acquaintance walking on the pavement. Are you allowed to use the horn to greet them?
- You ride a motorcycle in a conventional roundabout with several concentric lanes and no signs or markings establishing a different exit arrangement. Which lane must you move into before leaving?
- You are riding a motorcycle. The circular signal controlling your traffic is red, while a separate signal with a cycle silhouette is green. What must you do?
- On a conventional road outside a built-up area, without physical separation between directions or specific speed signs, with one lane each way and an unpaved shoulder wider than 1.50 m, what is the generic motorcycle speed limit?
- If you are driving a motorcycle and you encounter a STOP sign, you must:
- If you are riding your motorcycle on a road where, for traffic flow reasons, a lane has been enabled for use in the direction opposite to the usual one, are you allowed to ride in that lane?
- It is 10:00 on the 1st of the month. Considering only this sign, and provided other rules permit it, may a motorcycle park on the side where it stands?
- In Spain, most road traffic accidents are caused by...
- In which of these zones does a motorcycle have a maximum speed limit of 10 km/h?
- Is the rider of a motorcycle required to show its documentation if an authorised officer requests it?
- To a large extent, safety in driving will depend on...
- A motorcycle passes the S-500 built-up-area entry sign and travels on a through-road within the built-up area. With no lower speed signs or other special limit, what is the general limit?
- On a dual carriageway, a rider checks that a lane change is safe and will not obstruct others, then signals in advance. The rider moves to the middle lane to help another vehicle merge. Is this correct?
- From this sign..
- Motorcycles must keep their lights on during the day when they are being ridden…
- At a STOP sign with an A1 or A2 motorcycle, you must:
- You ride a motorcycle on a paved conventional road outside a built-up area, without physical separation between directions or a lower specific limit. It has one lane per direction and a paved shoulder wider than 1.50 m. What is your general maximum speed?
- A motorcycle without a trailer travels on a paved conventional road outside a built-up area, with one lane per direction, no physical separation and a one-metre shoulder. With no lower limits or other special regime, what is its general maximum?
- Which of these actions disobeys traffic-control indications?
- On the left-hand lane of a three-lane motorway, a lane traffic light showing a red cross is lit. What must a driver riding a motorcycle do?
- A motorcycle travels in a reversible lane open in its direction. A specific minimum-speed sign requires at least 60 km/h; other limits are compatible and there are no circumstances justifying slower travel. What minimum does that sign require?
- Riding your motorcycle, what should your behaviour be when faced with a fixed amber traffic light?
- It is the first day of the month at 10:00. With no other prohibitions or obstruction to other users, may you park your motorcycle where this sign stands?
- Does this S-3 allow a two-wheeled motorcycle without a sidecar to enter if no other applicable restriction exists?
- The knowledge of the motorcycle needed to ride safely is acquired...
- When travelling in a VAO lane (high-occupancy vehicle lane), you may NOT...
- Which document should you consult to find out the date on which a motorcycle was registered?
- Which set of criteria is appropriate for choosing a motorcycle you are authorised to ride and that meets your needs?
- Considering only an R-306 no-overtaking-for-lorries sign, may you continue along that road on a motorcycle with a sidecar?
- On a carriageway outside a built-up area with at least two lanes in your direction, a motorcyclist finishes an overtake and is about to make another. May they stay in the lane used?
- On the interurban road on which you are riding your motorcycle, a lane has been enabled for use in the direction opposite to the usual direction, for reasons of traffic flow. Are you permitted to use this lane?
- On a motorway outside a built-up area, in free-flowing traffic and with no exception allowing overtaking on the right, a motorcyclist wants to overtake a van on that side. Is that correct?
- This sign indicates...
- With no signs establishing a lower limit, what is a motorcycle’s general maximum speed on a through road within a built-up area (travesía), with two lanes in each direction and no shoulders?
- If you are driving on the road, whether in a built-up area or not, you must concentrate your attention on...
- You ride a motorcycle at 60 km/h in the right-hand lane of a motorway outside a built-up area, with no circumstances justifying a lower speed. What does that speed indicate?
- A motorcycle travels in a reversible lane open in its direction. A specific sign limits speed to 70 km/h; there is no lower limit or other special regime and conditions are suitable. What is the maximum permitted speed?
- Considering only an R-308 no-parking sign, with no time panel or other restrictions, may you stop your motorcycle for under two minutes if you do not leave it and create no danger or obstruction?
- This sign indicates that parking is prohibited...
- With no signs establishing a lower limit, what is a motorcycle’s general maximum speed on a through road within a built-up area (travesía), with two lanes in each direction and no shoulders?
- Some motorcyclists want to stop voluntarily for a rest in a hatched area of a motorway, outside a designated stopping place. Is this allowed?
- What should we do when riding a motorcycle and faced with a steady amber traffic light?
- You help an injured motorcyclist who is conscious, responds and breathes normally, with no immediate danger at the scene. Should you remove their helmet on your own initiative?
- Outside a built-up area, on a road with two lanes in each direction, which lane should you ride your motorcycle in as a general rule?
- A windsock mounted at the top of a mast tells you about...
- Approaching an intersection, you see an elongated white triangle on the road surface, with the apex opposite its shorter side pointing towards your vehicle. What obligation does this road marking indicate?
- Your motorcycle has hazard warning lights and is immobilised by a breakdown, creating a danger for other road users. May you use those lights to warn them?
- While riding your motorcycle, you see a friend travelling along the pavement. Are you allowed to use the horn to greet them?
- You ride a motorcycle on a motorway with a traffic queue. The section is not authorised and signed for extraordinary motorcycle use of the shoulder, and you are not travelling because of an emergency. May you use the shoulder to move forward?
- A motorcycle without a trailer travels on a paved conventional road outside a built-up area, with one lane per direction and no physical separation. With no lower limit or other special regime, what is its general maximum speed?
- If you do not hold any licence and you obtain a motorcycle licence today, what is the maximum speed at which you may ride your motorcycle on a motorway within a built-up area that has no maximum speed signposted?
- The rear-view mirrors on your motorcycle are correctly adjusted and aligned. Is it possible for angles or blind spots to occur when you look in the rear-view mirrors?
- If I am riding a motorcycle and encounter a steady yellow traffic light, how should I behave?
- You ride a motorcycle at 90 km/h in a lane opened in the direction opposite to its usual direction to improve traffic flow. Is this correct?
- In a HOV (VAO) lane governed by DGT’s current 2026 resolution, while obeying its signs, may a two-wheeled motorcycle travel with only its rider?
- If you must cross a painted road marking along a permitted straight path, how should you do so on a motorcycle?
- If you are riding a motorcycle and a traffic light shows a steady amber light, you must:
- Is a motorcycle among the vehicle types that may use an HOV lane, subject to the conditions for that road section?
- In a HOV (VAO) lane subject to DGT’s 2026 resolution, may a two-wheeled motorcycle travel with only its rider while obeying the section’s conditions?
- Can officers immobilise your motorcycle if it exceeds the permitted gas and noise levels?
- At a junction, a traffic officer orders you to stop. The traffic light applying to you is green and there is also a vertical STOP sign. Which instruction takes precedence?
- A motorcyclist who is about to join a road equipped with an acceleration lane must make sure that they can do so safely...
How to ace the traffic signs questions on the A1 licence
Traffic signs questions are usually among the highest-failure areas in the A1 licence exam. Each of the 92 exam-style questions here includes the options, the correct answer and an explanation of why it's correct.
The most effective way to master this topic is to alternate syllabus reading with question practice. Start by reading the full topic, then click into any question to study it in detail. Failed questions enter the smart-review queue until you master them.
Frequently asked questions about traffic signs on the A1 licence
- How many traffic signs questions are in the A1 licence question bank?
- Our exam-style question bank includes 92 traffic signs questions for the A1 licence. Each comes with the correct answer and explanation.
- How should I study traffic signs for the A1 licence exam?
- The A1 test has 20 questions. Use this bank to practise traffic signs with explanations, and combine topic review with full mock exams.
- What are the most common traffic signs mistakes?
- Three typical causes: 1) misreading prompts with decisive keywords ("always", "never", "except", "only", "at least") — they flip the correct answer; 2) switching correct answers in the final review due to self-induced doubt; 3) studying only by topic without full simulations, which penalises block-switching speed.
- How should I practise traffic signs to prepare for the A1 licence?
- Alternate three modes: first study the full topic syllabus; then practise the 92 exam-style traffic signs questions until you understand the logic of each; finally launch full A1-licence simulations (20 questions, max 2 wrong) to train block-switching under pressure.