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Traffic signs questions — AM licence
276 exam-style Traffic signs questions for the AM licence with correct answer and explanation. Practice free, no signup.
- At a junction, a steady circular red traffic light applies to your vehicle alongside a vertical give-way sign. There are no officers or other instructions changing the situation. What must you do?
- By its meaning, does this sign prohibit entry on your moped?
- What danger does the pictured sign warn of?
- If a traffic officer is directing traffic while you drive an AM moped or light quadricycle, you must:
- With no higher-priority signals or instructions, does this sign give priority at the junction when continuing straight ahead?
- On an urban road with a posted 50 km/h limit, may a moped travel at that speed?
- May a moped be ridden when its exhaust gases pass through a resonator pipe instead of an effective silencer?
- Three signs are identified: A is R-405; B is R-407b; C is R-407a. Which requires moped riders to use the carriageway at whose entrance it is placed?
- With no officer or signs regulating priority, a car on a paved road reaches a junction with another coming from an unpaved road. Which has priority?
- What must you do to allow a fire engine on an emergency call to pass?
- What does it mean when a car driver repeatedly sounds the horn while their passenger waves a handkerchief?
- In the absence of traffic officers, roadworks personnel regulate passage using an official sign mounted on a paddle. Must you obey it?
- A moped intends to go straight ahead. The traffic light controlling its movement is steady green, and a vertical Give Way sign applies to that same movement. With no officers or temporary signs altering passage, which indication takes precedence?
- A motorcycle reaches a junction with a Give Way sign applying to its entry. A cyclist approaches from the left on the crossing road and their paths intersect. With no other signs altering priority, must the rider let the cyclist pass?
- A circular blue sign shows three white arrows arranged in a circle: it is R-402. What does it require?
- Can you ride your moped on the road where this sign is located?
- A temporary additional lane is opened using cones, with both shoulders used for traffic. What must a moped needing to travel through that section do?
- When approaching a junction on a moped, a vertical GIVE WAY sign and a STOP road marking regulate the same approach. There are no officers, traffic lights or temporary signs. Must you always come to a complete stop?
- If you see a line of schoolchildren crossing the carriageway, must you give way to them?
- What danger does this sign warn of?
- Compare these signs: A, an R-301 maximum speed of 40 km/h; B, an S-28 stay-and-play zone; C, an R-411 minimum speed of 30 km/h. Which indicates a zone with a 10 km/h maximum?
- A traffic officer swings a red light towards you. What must you do?
- Your moped is stopped in a queue before the stop line at a STOP sign. When the car ahead moves off, must you stop on reaching the line?
- At this junction without priority signs, with equally paved roads and conflicting paths, which vehicle has priority under the general rule?
- What does the sign indicate?
- At a narrow passage with this R-5 facing you, you cannot pass an approaching oncoming vehicle without forcing it to stop. May you enter on your moped?
- On three separate road sections there are: A, an R-301 maximum of 40 km/h; B, an S-28 stay-and-play zone; C, an R-411 minimum of 30 km/h. If all other rules and conditions permit 45 km/h, which of these signs alone does not prevent that speed?
- To let a passenger leave your light quadricycle, you stop for less than two minutes without leaving the vehicle, beside this R-308. If no other prohibition applies and no danger or obstruction is created, does this sign prohibit that stop?
- What should you do when reaching a junction marked with this sign?
- May a moped enter a Spanish autovía to continue its route?
- Which of these signs warns of a junction where vehicles approaching from the right have priority?
- With no other stopping restrictions, which of these signs alone allows a voluntary stop but prohibits parking?
- What does a continuous yellow line painted on the kerb or alongside the carriageway edge indicate?
- This sign indicates danger due to the proximity of:
- Under the current Article 36, may two mopeds continue riding side by side on the shoulder?
- An officer extends one or both arms horizontally. Which users must stop?
- The load carried on a two-wheeled moped must not…
- At a narrow passage with no priority signs or steep gradient, a car enters before a moped and they cannot pass simultaneously. Who has priority?
- A driver gives an arm signal that other road users can see and a contradictory light signal. Which takes precedence?
- What does this S-25 indicate?
- This sign indicates a minimum speed...
- This sign indicates danger due to the proximity of an area where...
- At a yield sign with an AM moped or light quadricycle, you must:
- In a car, you approach a junction without priority signs, where the roads are paved and there are no rails or other regulatory exceptions. To whom must you yield as a general rule?
- The entry sign identifies an autovía. May a moped travel on it?
- If you pass the AM theory test but have not completed the remaining tests, how long does that passed test remain valid?
- This sign indicates danger due to the proximity of an area of the road…
- In Spain, from 2026, which device must be used to warn of a Spanish-registered car immobilised by a breakdown?
- At a level crossing, what do two alternately flashing red lights indicate?
- Which behaviour is a dangerous distraction while riding a moped?
- What lateral safety distance should the moped rider leave when overtaking a cyclist?
- Is this driver allowed to enter the road at the entrance where this vertical sign is placed?
- In the absence of officers, roadworks personnel regulate passage using a prescribed sign on a paddle. Must you obey it?
- While riding your moped, you see a friend ahead on another moped. With no danger or other legally permitted reason, may you sound the horn solely to greet them?
- This sign indicates danger due to:
- An officer on a motorcycle directs a signal at you with an arm extended downwards, angled and held still. What does it mean?
- At an ordinary uncontrolled junction of paved roads with equal priority, three vehicles arrive to go straight: a red car from west to east, a moped from north to south and a yellow van from east to west. Nobody approaches from the south. Who goes first?
- Does this sign prohibit motorcycles from entering the road it indicates?
- May you ride a moped while listening to music through earphones?
- At a junction, a moped rider extends her left arm horizontally with her palm down to turn left. A mandatory right-turn sign applies, with no overriding instruction. May she make the left turn?
- What does this sign painted on the road surface indicate?
- At a junction that is not a roundabout, with no officers, traffic lights or signs regulating priority, all vehicles are on paved roads, none is an emergency-priority or rail vehicle and movement is safe. The yellow van has the moped on its right; the moped has the red car on its right; no vehicle approaches the red car from its right. Who goes first?
- On a bend with reduced visibility, is overtaking permitted?
- Is the rider of a moped obliged to travel on a road indicated by this sign?
- At this sign, entering the narrowing would force an approaching oncoming vehicle to stop. May you enter?
- A moped approaches a narrow section with an R-5 sign facing its rider. A car approaches from the opposite direction and they cannot pass simultaneously. No officer or traffic signal gives different instructions. What must the rider do?
- You witness a road collision without being involved. Casualties need help, your assistance can be useful and officers have not yet arrived. Must you assist or request assistance to the extent you can?
- A moped approaches a hatched area of parallel diagonal stripes enclosed by a solid line, which is not the shoulder it must use. With no emergency or authorising instruction, may it enter to make a voluntary stop?
- As a general rule, are you allowed to use your moped's horn?
- If you are driving a moped and you encounter a STOP sign, you must:
- A driver who anticipates hazards and adapts their speed to changing traffic conditions is a... driver.
- A moped enters a pedestrian crossing despite foreseeing that the queue will force it to stop on the crossing and obstruct pedestrians. Is that correct?
- What danger does this sign warn of?
- A moped approaches a junction. The circular traffic light controlling its passage shows a steady red light, with no arrows or other indication authorising passage, and there is a give-way road marking. What must the rider do?
- An officer on a motorcycle directs a signal at you with an arm extended downwards, tilted and held still. What does the signal order you to do?
- What does it mean when the driver of a vehicle uses the horn intermittently and has the emergency signal switched on?
- On seeing the sign, you know you are approaching:
- May a moped be parked in a hatched area formed by parallel diagonal stripes and bounded by a continuous line?
- The sign indicates the start of:
- This sign means:
- Are you allowed to ride your moped on a road signposted with this sign?
- Does this sign require a two-wheeled motorcycle rider to use the road it indicates?
- An officer at a junction raises an arm vertically. You are approaching, have not entered the junction and can stop safely. What does that signal order you to do?
- At a STOP sign with an AM moped or light quadricycle, you must:
- An officer raises one arm vertically to order a stop. Who is addressed by that signal?
- What does this sign indicate?
- On which of these roads may a moped travel, if no specific prohibition prevents it?
- A pedestrian pushes a two-wheeled moped along the shoulder because there is no usable pedestrian area. Must they obey traffic officers’ orders?
- On a conventional road outside a built-up area with one lane in each direction, a moped overtakes a cyclist. What minimum lateral clearance must it leave?
- This sign indicates that...
- This sign:
- You ride a moped without special authorisation. May you use a lane reserved exclusively for buses while that reservation is in force?
- Do emergency service vehicles always have right of way over other vehicles and other road users?
- The moped is leaving a parking area to join the road on which the car is already travelling. Does this give the moped priority over the car?
- Are you allowed to ride a moped onto a road signposted in this way?
- At this R-2 STOP sign controlling your approach to a junction, must you stop your motorcycle even if no other vehicles are visible?
- You approach an officer on the side of the arm being moved alternately up and down, travelling perpendicular to that arm. What does the signal indicate?
- You are inside a roundabout with no signs or officer instructions changing priority. An ordinary passenger car, not performing an emergency service, seeks to enter from your right. Must you yield merely because it comes from the right?
- May a private vehicle driver voluntarily stop or park in a marked stopping area reserved for urban public transport?
- A moped rider refuses the legally established alcohol tests after being required to take them by a law-enforcement officer. What penalties does article 383 of the Penal Code provide?
- A combustion-engine moped travels on a public road. Which device must not be missing from its exhaust?
- What does this R-305 sign prohibit, in addition to general overtaking prohibitions?
- If a moped emits smoke in excess of the established levels:
- If you have a chronic illness, what should you do about the illness and treatment before driving?
- At an intersection, what does a flashing amber light on a circular traffic signal indicate?
- Are mopeds allowed to use a Spanish autovía?
- This sign indicates danger due to the proximity…
- What danger does this sign indicate?
- If the indicator lights on your two-wheeled moped are not working, must you signal a lateral movement to other road users?
- On an ordinary roundabout without contrary instructions or signs, how must you pass around the central island?
- An area is marked with S-18 as a place reserved for stopping and parking by taxis in service. May you voluntarily stop or park your moped there?
- At a narrowing without priority instructions or signs and not on a steep-gradient section, one vehicle clearly entered before the other. Which has priority?
- What does warning sign P-8, as distinct from P-7, indicate?
- In 2026, you see an activated connected V-16 beacon on a Spanish-registered car stopped on a road. What situation does that signal warn of?
- A steady green circular vehicle traffic light controls your movement at a junction. With no conflicting officer instruction, what does it mean?
- What does this sign prohibit?
- This sign prohibits…
- Does the sign in the image require a moped to use that carriageway?
- What does the sign in the image placed beside a traffic island indicate?
- What does this sign indicate?
- A series of wide lines arranged in bands parallel to the road's centre line — what do they indicate?
- At a roundabout with no lights, officers or signs altering the general priority rule, a car is already on the circular carriageway and an individual cyclist is trying to enter. Who must give way?
- When turning your moped onto another road, animals are crossing that road without a marked crossing. Must you let them pass?
- On a section covered by an R-307 no-stopping-or-parking sign, a broken yellow line is also painted along the edge. With no exceptions or higher-ranking controls, which voluntary manoeuvres are prohibited?
- Lanes marked by double broken lines, which may have traffic regulated in either direction by traffic lights or other means, are:
- As the general rule, with no exception allowing overtaking on the right, on which side is a vehicle ahead overtaken?
- Drivers must take the breath alcohol test…
- When an officer gives a long blast on the whistle, they are ordering…
- At a junction, R-400b requires a left turn. A moped rider extends the left arm horizontally with the palm facing down. Does the announced turn match the required direction?
- While riding your moped, you notice that the vehicle in front is being driven by a friend of yours. Is it permitted to use audible signals to greet them?
- The vehicle behind your moped wants to overtake it. What should you do?
- This sign indicates danger due to the proximity of a section of road where…
- A line of cones delimits an area closed to traffic. Without an officer directing you to cross it, may you cross the real or imaginary line joining the cones?
- You approach a junction with an R-1 give-way sign. If vehicles are approaching on the road you will join, what must you do?
- Is it permitted to hold speed competitions on public roads?
- When facing a traffic light showing a steady red light, the moped rider must:
- Your vehicle is stationary in a tunnel because of traffic congestion. What must you do with the engine?
- To return along the road in the opposite direction, which option normally allows this while following traffic flow rather than making a direct turn across the road’s centre?
- What must drivers do when approaching a traffic officer who has one arm raised vertically?
- You approach a junction signed P-1a, “Priority over a road on the right”. With no higher-priority instruction, what does that sign mean?
- The yellow box junction markings...
- With a moped, as a general rule, it is forbidden to ride on:
- As a general rule, when an intersection has no signposted right of way, mopeds must give way to:
- This sign indicates the start...
- Why should risk anticipation be reinforced for young drivers with little experience?
- What does this sign displayed on a vehicle indicate?
- This sign indicates danger due to...
- When a lane is marked on both sides by a double broken line, it indicates...
- This sign indicates the location of:
- A moped is already travelling in a roundabout’s outer lane and a car is waiting to enter that lane. No signs or an officer’s instructions establish a different priority. Who has priority?
- A moped is parked beside a kerb marked with a continuous yellow line. There is no signed time restriction or applicable exception. Is this parking correct?
- When overtaking a pedestrian on an interurban road, what lateral safety distance must you leave?
- A moped encounters a red-bordered circular sign displaying 40 (R-301). Within its scope, may it travel at 45 km/h?
- Moped riders are prohibited from riding on…
- A moped approaches a junction on a road displaying P-1. A red passenger car and a yellow van approach on the crossing road. With no officers, traffic lights or other instructions changing priority, which vehicle has priority?
- On a paved road outside a built-up area, a moped passes R-501 ending a 30 km/h limit. With no other lower limit or conditions requiring a reduction, what is its general maximum?
- On motorways and dual carriageways, is the circulation of mopeds permitted?
- Will you be able to drive along a road marked with this sign?
- This sign indicates danger due to the proximity of...
- What does this panel placed underneath a danger sign indicate?
- This sign indicates that you are approaching...
- What does a steady amber light on a circular traffic light indicate?
- A moped rider encounters a vertical GIVE WAY sign and a STOP road marking applying to the same junction, with conflicting instructions and no other signals. Which takes precedence?
- If a vertical sign’s instructions and a road marking appear to conflict, with no higher-ranking signals governing the situation, which takes precedence under the signal hierarchy?
- Are mopeds allowed to travel on motorways?
- This sign indicates:
- Even though you have priority, you foresee that entering a junction would leave you stopped and obstructing cross traffic. What must you do?
- This sign prohibits access to:
- A moped travelling on the shoulder intends to overtake an agricultural tractor in a case governed by Article 36.5. May it perform the manoeuvre if all required conditions are met?
- A row of cones marks an area closed to traffic. May you drive a vehicle across the imaginary line joining them?
- A white triangle without an internal pictogram is painted on the road, with its point facing the approaching vehicle. What does it indicate?
- What does a flashing amber traffic light indicate?
- When riding a moped with a vehicle following too closely, what prudent measure can you take regarding the space ahead?
- The driver of a vehicle without a reversing light extends an arm horizontally with the palm facing backwards. Which manoeuvre is being signalled?
- To continue riding mopeds when your AM licence is due to expire, must you renew it?
- Does this sign prohibit access to a light quadricycle?
- According to this sign, what lighting must you use at least?
- Considering only this reserved and compulsory cycle-route sign, may a moped rider use the route?
- In a traffic zone indicated by this sign, which road users have priority?
- Is it permitted to reverse direction on a two-way road if there is a continuous longitudinal line painted along its centre?
- As a general rule, what does a steady green circular vehicle traffic light permit?
- A driver is travelling at an appropriate speed when...
- In Spain, from 2026, which device must a Spanish-registered car use to give advance warning of immobilisation when required?
- A lane is signed as reserved for buses by S-51a, with no additional authorisation for mopeds. May a moped normally travel along it?
- Considering only an R-102 sign prohibiting entry to motor vehicles, may a moped enter?
- When you see this sign, you know that you are approaching:
- This sign indicates danger due to the proximity of an area where...
- In a stay-and-play zone indicated by S-28, what is the maximum speed for a moped, with no other lower restriction?
- A moped rider may not travel on…
- Which of these signs establishes a reserved route compulsory for mopeds?
- You are driving behind a lorry displaying an orange rectangular retroreflective V-11 panel. What does it indicate?
- After calling 112, you assist a conscious casualty who is breathing normally, in a safe place without immediate danger. Which action is appropriate while awaiting help?
- This sign prohibits access...
- An officer in a vehicle directs a signal at you with the arm extended downwards, slanted and held still. What does it order?
- What imminent danger does this sign warn of?
- 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 you give way to a fire engine?
- A red car and a yellow van reach an intersection with no sign regulating priority, both on paved roads. The car approaches from the van’s right and their paths cross. With no applicable exception, who has priority?
- An R-402 sign, a blue circle with three curved arrows, is placed at a roundabout. What does it require?
- To begin an overtake, you encounter adjoining solid and broken longitudinal lines separating traffic directions. If the manoeuvre is safe and no other rule or sign prohibits it, when does this marking permit crossing?
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Traffic signs questions are usually among the highest-failure areas in the AM licence exam. Each of the 276 exam-style questions here includes the options, the correct answer and an explanation of why it's correct.
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Frequently asked questions about traffic signs on the AM licence
- How many traffic signs questions are in the AM licence question bank?
- Our exam-style question bank includes 276 traffic signs questions for the AM licence. Each comes with the correct answer and explanation.
- How should I study traffic signs for the AM licence exam?
- The AM 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 AM licence?
- Alternate three modes: first study the full topic syllabus; then practise the 276 exam-style traffic signs questions until you understand the logic of each; finally launch full AM-licence simulations (20 questions, max 2 wrong) to train block-switching under pressure.