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BStopping and parking·80 questions
Stopping and parking questions — B licence
80 exam-style Stopping and parking questions for the B licence with correct answer and explanation. Practice free, no signup.
- In an underpass, may you stop or park?
- You must check before reversing that...
- What does this vertical sign mean?
- A car voluntarily stops on a traffic-channelling island to wait, without an emergency or an officer’s instruction. Is this a proper stop?
- Which letter identifies the S-17 parking sign?
- Is a car driver exempt from wearing the belt during a reversing manoeuvre to park?
- May a car make a voluntary stop in a lane reserved exclusively for urban public transport?
- On traffic channelling islands located on the carriageway, is it permitted to stop or park?
- When parking a vehicle fitted with a manual gearbox on a downhill slope, which gear should be left engaged?
- As preventive guidance on a long journey, how often should you take a break of around 20 to 30 minutes if fatigue symptoms have not yet appeared?
- When parking a manual-transmission car on an uphill slope and leaving the driving position, which gear should be engaged in addition to applying the parking brake?
- If you have a heated argument while driving and become agitated, it is advisable to…
- During a normal parking manoeuvre, without a collision and with the system in good condition, should the airbag deploy?
- Which instrument do councils use to regulate stopping and parking on urban roads within their powers and while respecting general traffic rules?
- What symptoms warn me that I am fatigued?
- What does a continuous yellow line on the kerb of the road indicate?
- Where parking is permitted on a conventional road outside a built-up area, how must you generally position the vehicle?
- At a correctly signposted vehicle-access driveway, does the parking prohibition allow a stop of less than two minutes without leaving the vehicle, provided it does not obstruct access or create danger and no other prohibition applies?
- Reversing, as a manoeuvre complementary to parking, must not...
- For a passenger car in ordinary traffic, is unrestricted reversing permitted?
- Away from a motorway or dual carriageway, may you reverse as a manoeuvre complementary to another that requires it?
- May an ordinary passenger car park in a lane reserved for buses while that reservation is in force?
- How should you position your vehicle when stopping or parking?
- You voluntarily leave the traffic flow and immobilise your vehicle for one minute without leaving it. What is this immobilisation called?
- Is it permitted to park on the side where this traffic sign is located on the last day of the month?
- Is parking prohibited on bends with reduced visibility?
- Which situation is a voluntary stop, rather than a halt required by traffic?
- The driver leaves their position after parking a manual-transmission car on an uphill gradient. Besides switching off the engine and taking other precautions, what must remain applied or engaged?
- With no other applicable prohibition, may you stop for under two minutes without leaving the vehicle in front of a correctly signed vehicle access if you neither prevent its use nor obstruct or endanger traffic?
- You park a manual-transmission car uphill and will leave the driving seat. What must you do with the parking brake?
- As a general rule, when does the prohibition indicated by the no stopping and parking sign end?
- Parking is prohibited, among other places, on:
- May a car make a voluntary stop in a lane reserved exclusively for urban public transport?
- May you park in front of properly marked vehicle entrances?
- What does the yellow zigzag road marking next to the kerb prohibit?
- A passenger car not performing an authorised loading or unloading operation intends to park in a designated loading area during its operating hours. May it do so?
- For a voluntary immobilisation lasting less than two minutes to be a stop, what condition must the driver meet?
- The stopping distance is the space covered by the vehicle...
- A car is parked in a double row. Is it parked correctly?
- What symptoms warn me that I am fatigued?
- When using a regulated blue parking zone, what should you check about payment and its proof?
- Does a broken edge line by itself authorise parking on the usable shoulder of an interurban road?
- This sign indicates...
- For the purposes of overtaking rules, are manoeuvres between cyclists travelling in a group considered overtaking?
- In which of these places is a voluntary stop prohibited?
- You drive a car not authorised to use an urban public-transport lane. May you voluntarily stop there to drop off a passenger?
- As a general rule, may a motorcycle park on a pavement if no applicable municipal authorisation exists?
- A no-parking sign has a panel restricting the prohibition to even-numbered days. May you park within its scope on the 2nd?
- After observing traffic and checking that a stopping or parking manoeuvre can be started safely, what must you do before carrying it out?
- A driver parks a car with a manual gearbox on a downhill slope and leaves the driving seat. Which gear must be left engaged?
- What does service sign S-123 indicate?
- What is the first action to take when carrying out the parking manoeuvre?
- Which of the following is not voluntary and is imposed by circumstances?
- Without an emergency, may you voluntarily stop or park on the white-and-red M-7.11 chequered marking at an emergency escape-bed entrance?
- An M-7.7 broken yellow line beside the carriageway prohibits parking, with no exception hours indicated. May you park there merely because it is broken?
- The distance travelled from observing a hazard until the vehicle comes to a complete stop is called…
- Which of these parking situations is expressly included among those seriously obstructing traffic in Article 91.2?
- A continuous longitudinal yellow line runs along the kerb, with no sign limiting the prohibition to certain times. May you voluntarily stop or park along that section and side?
- Without imminent danger requiring emergency braking, how should you bring the vehicle to a stop?
- Torrential rain prevents you seeing enough to continue safely. You can carefully reach a lawful, safe place off the carriageway. What should you do?
- An unauthorised private car approaches a bus-only lane during its reserved hours, bounded by a solid line. With no special directions, may it travel along the lane to turn right?
- May you stop in a tunnel?
- A no-parking sign has a panel limiting its application to odd-numbered days of the month. Does it apply on the 21st?
- On a motorway you anticipate stopping for traffic and can warn safely. How should you warn of the substantial reduction in speed?
- What is the device that issues or records regulated-parking authorisations and allows payment of the fee where applicable called?
- When parking a motor vehicle and leaving the driving position, must the driver apply the parking brake?
- This marking, on a section of road, indicates...
- This sign prohibits parking...
- Where warning is possible, which light signal is used to indicate that you will stop the vehicle or slow down considerably?
- On an urban road, a broken yellow no-parking line runs along the right edge, with no other restrictions. May you stop for less than two minutes, staying at the driving position without obstruction or danger?
- May you park in front of a garage entrance properly marked as a vehicle-access vado?
- May stopping or parking in a position other than parallel to the carriageway edge be permitted?
- Immobilisation of a vehicle due to a breakdown, emergency or traffic requirements is called...
- What colour are ordinary parking markings when no special restriction is indicated by another colour?
- Is a voluntary stop permitted on a motorway?
- Are manoeuvres potentially dangerous for other road users?
- What does this sign prohibit?
- Outside autopistas and autovías, may you reverse as a necessary, safe manoeuvre complementary to a permitted stop?
- Outside autopistas and autovías, may you reverse as a necessary manoeuvre complementary to joining traffic, if safe?
- A van intends to stop double-parked to unload, seriously obstructing traffic. Even without a loading bay nearby and for less than two minutes, may it do so?
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How to ace the stopping and parking questions on the B licence
Stopping and parking questions are usually among the highest-failure areas in the B licence exam. Each of the 80 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 stopping and parking on the B licence
- How many stopping and parking questions are in the B licence question bank?
- Our exam-style question bank includes 80 stopping and parking questions for the B licence. Each comes with the correct answer and explanation.
- How should I study stopping and parking for the B licence exam?
- The B test has 30 questions. Use this bank to practise stopping and parking with explanations, and combine topic review with full mock exams.
- What are the most common stopping and parking 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 stopping and parking to prepare for the B licence?
- Alternate three modes: first study the full topic syllabus; then practise the 80 exam-style stopping and parking questions until you understand the logic of each; finally launch full B-licence simulations (30 questions, max 3 wrong) to train block-switching under pressure.