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BDrivers, other road users and right of way·129 questions
Drivers, other road users and right of way questions — B licence
129 exam-style Drivers, other road users and right of way questions for the B licence with correct answer and explanation. Practice free, no signup.
- At a marked stop, pedestrians are about to board or have alighted from a bus and are between it and the nearest pedestrian area or refuge. What must another vehicle’s driver do?
- Does switching on the indicator alone give priority to change lanes?
- A van intends to stop voluntarily in double file to unload. Is a short unloading time alone enough to make this permitted?
- A lorry without a trailer and a car without a trailer meet at an unsigned narrow section on level ground, with doubt over who entered first. Which has priority?
- You approach a domestic-animal crossing marked with the supplementary panel “CAÑADA” (livestock track). What does this imply for right of way?
- Does reading a newspaper or looking at a map while driving pose a risk to driving?
- When approaching children or elderly people...
- When leaving a private area to join the traffic flow, must you give way?
- At a roundabout, unless signs indicate otherwise, priority is usually held by:
- The driver must...
- How should other road users be warned that a manoeuvre is about to be made?
- What does a return arrow M-5.5 painted on the carriageway announce?
- With ageing, some people may experience a decline in...
- Which of the following behaviours is the driver obliged to maintain?
- At a roundabout, as a general rule, priority belongs to:
- When approaching children or older people on foot while driving, what must you do?
- Which groups of pedestrians require particular care because of their greater vulnerability in traffic?
- What does a traffic light with two flashing amber lights indicate?
- What does P-24, the wild-animal crossing warning sign, indicate?
- At a narrowing with no priority signs or steep gradient, two vehicles of the same type cannot pass. Entry order does not establish priority and one would need to reverse farther than the other. Who has priority under Article 62?
- At a marked pedestrian crossing without officer or signal control, pedestrians are crossing or about to enter under the applicable rules. The driver must:
- What does this sign indicate?
- Must a load that projects beyond the vehicle’s plan view be protected?
- What three actions must every driver joining the traffic flow carry out?
- As a general rule, with the relevant devices working, how must a driver signal a manoeuvre involving lateral movement?
- Must drivers and pedestrians obey applicable traffic signals imposing duties or prohibitions?
- You are carrying a load in your car that sticks out at the back — must you mark it?
- At a narrowing with no priority signs on a level road where opposing vehicles cannot pass simultaneously, who has priority when it is clear which entered first?
- Can some neurological or mental-health conditions affect abilities needed for driving, such as attention, perception or decision-making?
- On a narrow road, waiting on the carriageway to make a U-turn would block vehicles behind. It is possible to leave the carriageway safely on the right. Where must you wait until the manoeuvre can be performed?
- Which change in an older person’s abilities can make safe pedestrian mobility more difficult?
- Is the hazard warning light compulsory on motorcycles?
- What does a flashing amber traffic light require regarding caution and right of way?
- This traffic sign indicates...
- What is the main purpose of regulatory signs?
- At a level crossing, a moving half-barrier...
- If, while driving on a congested road, you notice a police vehicle approaching on an emergency call, what should you do?
- What duty do two alternately flashing amber lights at an intersection impose?
- Before jacking up a vehicle to change a punctured wheel in a safe place, what helps prevent a wheel still on the ground from rolling?
- Traffic density in an urban area often creates moments of uncertainty, which is why a motorcycle rider…
- What does a steady green light at a circular vehicle traffic signal mean?
- You drive on a road where the only other users are pedestrians. Before turning right, must you signal the manoeuvre?
- Talking on the phone in a car through hands-free equipment, without using your hands or headphones during the call...
- Two vehicles cannot pass on a narrow section with a gradient of at least 7%. There are no priority instructions or signs, and the uphill vehicle cannot reach a passing place sooner. Which has priority?
- A car turns right into another road while a pedestrian is crossing that road. There is no marked crossing or conflicting officer instruction or traffic light. Who has priority?
- Must a driver joining a main road from a private road give way to users of that road?
- A police vehicle travels behind you and the officer activates a flashing or strobing red light facing forwards. What must you do?
- Which sensory changes can make driving harder and should be assessed individually, including in older people?
- A driver unnecessarily passes through a puddle at high speed and splashes pedestrians, which suitable speed could have avoided. Can this be penalised?
- You have priority at a junction, but a queue makes it foreseeable that you will stop inside and block crossing traffic. May you enter?
- Which of these situations is considered a stop or parking that seriously obstructs traffic?
- What is the main purpose of indication signs?
- To avoid the risk of running over pedestrians, what should you do when leaving a garage if you have to cross the pavement to join the traffic?
- At an unsignalled intersection, priority will be given to vehicles...
- At a junction where you must give way, when may you resume driving?
- At an intersection with no priority-controlling signs, both roads paved and no specific exception, a bicycle approaches from your right. Must you give way?
- You are approaching a roundabout and there are no priority signs. Which vehicles must you give way to?
- You perceive the special signals of an ambulance approaching from behind on urgent duty. Must you facilitate its passage?
- This sign prohibits…
- If immobilised by an emergency inside a tunnel, with a nearby SOS post accessible through a safe area, how should you request assistance?
- It is prohibited to leave objects on the road that could obstruct...
- Two opposing vehicles reach a roadworks narrowing where they cannot pass simultaneously. With no signs or staff directing passage, and knowing which entered first, who has priority?
- In which situations do priority signs establish special right-of-way rules?
- What does a yellow grid painted at a junction remind you of?
- At an unsignposted intersection, right of way is given to vehicles travelling on...
- Can you lose points from your balance if you endanger a group of cyclists while overtaking?
- A red passenger car and a yellow bus approach a junction from opposite directions; both face a give-way sign. There is no traffic on the crossing road: the car goes straight ahead and the bus wants to turn left across its path. Who goes first?
- Regarding being seen by other road users, can a motorcyclist’s helmet colour help?
- Among other precautions, what must the driver of a vehicle that has to give way make sure of before continuing on their way?
- On a road through a built-up area, how may you signal a lateral movement?
- You turn left and encounter pedestrians crossing. What should you do?
- Should social institutions contribute, within their own roles, to reducing road crashes?
- A marked police vehicle positions itself behind yours, as shown, and additionally activates a forward-facing flashing red light. What must you do?
- A driver makes a visible, regulation-compliant hand signal that conflicts with their direction indicator. Which indication takes precedence?
- When does an emergency-service vehicle have junction priority by virtue of its emergency-vehicle status?
- You are involved in a road crash with injured people. What general course of action should you follow?
- Can elderly people have problems as pedestrians?
- Which of these vertical signs is a regulatory sign?
- At a yield sign with a passenger car or other vehicle covered by a B licence, you must:
- At a narrow section with a gradient of at least 7%, no priority sign and no passing place the uphill vehicle can reach first, who has priority?
- A vehicle is about to join the traffic; when must it give way?
- Which of these functions do traffic signs fulfil?
- At a junction with a broken traffic light, no officers or other priority signs, and no applicable exception to the general rule, what must you do?
- How should the reversing manoeuvre be signalled if the vehicle does not have a reversing light?
- At a pedestrian crossing marked with broad white bands parallel to the road axis, with no traffic light or officer, do crossing pedestrians have priority?
- Without express authorisation for a U-turn, may you make one on or near a marked pedestrian crossing?
- At the start of an acceleration lane you establish that you cannot join safely and need to stop. Under the joining rule, where should that initial stop be made?
- The road has a turning loop provided for the turn you intend to make. With no contrary higher-priority instructions, must you use it even without a specific sign?
- Two vertical signs of the same type applying to your path contradict each other, with no other higher-priority signal. Which takes precedence?
- An officer raises one arm vertically. An approaching pedestrian can stop safely and is not already inside the intersection. Must they stop?
- Altering the road signs...
- You drive a car on a road where it is permitted and pedestrians are present but no other vehicles. With working indicators, must you signal before turning right?
- A crosswind from the left pushes your car to the right. How should you compensate to maintain your course?
- It is prohibited to throw objects onto the road...
- Does obeying the maximum speed limit alone guarantee that speed is safe for all conditions?
- An organised school line is crossing the carriageway without a pedestrian crossing, and no order or signal directs otherwise. Must you give way?
- Which groups of pedestrians require particular care because of their greater vulnerability in traffic?
- When approaching a level crossing or a movable bridge, you must...
- Which prescribed arm gesture can warn of an intention to slow down considerably, if perceptible and safe to make?
- At a conventional roundabout, how should you circulate to return to the road you arrived on, respecting signs and priorities?
- Why should drivers take extra care near older pedestrians?
- An M-4.1 continuous transverse stop line is placed before a pedestrian crossing. What does it indicate?
- When signalling a planned lateral movement visually, the warning must be given...
- If you are driving a passenger car near pedestrians, you must:
- When does the vehicle in the photograph have priority?
- When overtaking a pedestrian, animal, animal-drawn vehicle, moped or cyclist, where does Article 85.4 require minimum lateral clearance of 1.5 metres?
- At a marked pedestrian crossing that is not controlled by an agent or traffic light, pedestrians should only enter the carriageway when...
- At a split roundabout, which is not a roundabout for priority purposes, with paved roads and no priority signs, which vehicles must you yield to under the general rule?
- Is it permitted to signal an intention to carry out a manoeuvre with your arm?
- You approach a marked pedestrian crossing with a pedestrian crossing your path and a flashing amber light. With no higher-priority instruction, what must you do?
- If the vehicle has indicators, how must you signal a stopping manoeuvre by the road edge?
- Can carrying out unauthorised races and competitions on public roads lead to the loss of points from the driving licence?
- Before starting a planned lateral manoeuvre, what must you do so other road users know your intention?
- When driving across a shoulder used by pedestrians who have no pedestrian area available, what must you do?
- Which of these actions violates right-of-way rules?
- When driving around an ordinary roundabout in Spain, with no officer directing a different manoeuvre, on which side must its centre remain?
- This sign indicates that you are approaching a junction...
- At a level crossing without barriers, with its light switched off and a STOP sign, what must you do before crossing?
- You must give way at a junction with a painted give-way triangle and a broken transverse line. If visibility is abnormally reduced, where may you stop to check and give way safely?
- When it is raining or windy, why must we take extra care with cyclists?
- Excluding permitted brief warning flashes, where must main-beam headlights not be used as continuous lighting while driving?
- Near pedestrians or cyclists, with a passenger car or other vehicle covered by a B licence, you must:
- At a roundabout, unless signs indicate otherwise, priority is given to:
- At a junction signed to give your road priority, two ordinary vehicles approach on the crossing roads, one from each side. With no officer, traffic light or other circumstance overriding that priority, to which of those two vehicles must you give way?
- A driver extends the left arm horizontally, palm down. Which lateral movement does this warn of?
- Which behaviour helps reduce the risk of striking a pedestrian?
- A car leaves a house’s private access to join a public road. With no overriding instruction, must vehicles already on the public road give way merely because it emerges from their right?
- What is required for a priority vehicle to have priority of passage?
- Is the driver obliged to ensure that passengers maintain the correct position?
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