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Road markings questions — B licence
71 exam-style Road markings questions for the B licence with correct answer and explanation. Practice free, no signup.
- What does an arrow painted on a lane delimited by longitudinal lines indicate?
- Which of these is NOT a road marking?
- What precautions must be taken when riding a motorcycle if it starts to rain heavily?
- What colour are new road markings used to regulate traffic in a section where roadworks are taking place?
- When we arrive at the stop line of an intersection and there is already a car stopped there, do we need to stop again when it's our turn?
- What colour are temporary road markings used to change traffic arrangements during roadworks?
- Before a manoeuvre, which set of factors must you check to decide whether it is permitted and safe?
- What does a white broken longitudinal advance-warning marking for a continuous line or another incident, M-1.9 or M-1.10, announce?
- In a blue parking zone, the signs and municipal rules require a parking-meter ticket visibly displayed in the vehicle; a parking disc is not accepted as a substitute. What must the driver do?
- A car intends to turn left on a two-way carriageway with three lanes separated by broken longitudinal lines, with no signs or special layout directing the turn differently. Where should it position itself?
- On an urban carriageway with two lanes in your direction, arrows permit a right turn only from the right lane; the left lane is for straight-ahead travel. Where should you position yourself to turn right?
- What can a longitudinal broken advance-warning marking of type M-1.9 or M-1.10 warn of?
- Reversible lanes are marked out by longitudinal markings…
- A two-way carriageway has a solid line alongside a broken one at its centre. Your vehicle travels on the solid-line side and is preparing to begin ordinary overtaking. Which line must it observe?
- In a blue zone designated for time-limited regulated parking, what must a driver take into account when parking?
- What are road markings?
- A bus is moving slowly. To overtake it, you would have to cross a continuous longitudinal line separating opposing traffic. May you do so merely because it is slow?
- Which of these markings prevents crossing the separation between traffic directions to make a U-turn?
- What other name is given to markings on the road surface, or road markings?
- A car approaches a pedestrian crossing marked on the road, with no signal or officer changing priority. Pedestrians are crossing or clearly intending to cross. Must it give way and stop if necessary?
- Can intersections be regulated by a traffic officer?
- These blue markings outline spaces in a regulated parking zone. What should you bear in mind about parking duration?
- A motorcycle, with or without a sidecar, is authorised on the road and faces no specific prohibition. May it use a lane temporarily opened against the usual direction for traffic flow or roadworks?
- To overtake a normally moving lorry, a car would have to cross the continuous longitudinal line separating directions. With no applicable legal exception, may it do so?
- A passenger car travels on a motorway outside a built-up area with three lanes for its direction. With no specific restrictions, which lane should normally be used?
- A broken advance-warning marking has noticeably shorter gaps between dashes. What does it warn of?
- What does a broken longitudinal marking separating carriageway lanes do?
- A continuous longitudinal line on the road generally indicates that:
- On a motorway outside a built-up area with two or more lanes in its direction and no special signs, which lane should a passenger car normally use?
- A continuous longitudinal marking separates traffic lanes. With no exception provided by the Regulations applying, may you cross it to make an ordinary turn?
- What colour is the continuous longitudinal line that prohibits parking on a road?
- Do you need to change your driving speed when there is fog?
- A continuous longitudinal line separates opposing traffic directions. With no regulatory exception or officer instruction, may a person driving animals cross it with them?
- As a general rule, may you drive along a broken longitudinal line separating lanes?
- In roadworks, temporary yellow markings define the open lane and old white markings no longer correspond to the open route. Which should you follow?
- Which road-marking category includes the word “STOP” painted on the carriageway, as distinct from the stop line?
- A longitudinal marking formed by two continuous lines placed side by side...
- At a junction, your lane has a selection arrow indicating straight ahead only. You remain in that lane and no instructions change that indication. May you turn left from it?
- What do M-1.9 and M-1.10 broken longitudinal warning markings announce?
- On a one-way urban road that is not a motorway or dual carriageway and has no marked lanes, where should a car normally travel?
- What colour is the continuous line at the carriageway edge or on the kerb that prohibits stopping and parking along its length?
- You are in a reversible lane open in your direction. The lane on the left is closed to you by a red cross. May you enter it to overtake across the double broken line?
- On a two-way carriageway without a marking separating directions, where should a car position itself for a left turn, unless the layout or signs direct otherwise?
- Which types of signs or markings can regulate stopping and parking?
- A lane is bounded on both sides by double broken longitudinal lines. What type of lane do these markings indicate?
- If you are riding a motorcycle when it is raining heavily, what precautions must you take?
- What does a broken yellow longitudinal line on the kerb of a carriageway indicate?
- What do M-1.9 and M-1.10 longitudinal broken warning markings with closely spaced strokes announce?
- An ordinary car, without an exceptional officer instruction, approaches a hatched area enclosed by a continuous line. May it enter to park?
- A temporary yellow-background sign shows three lanes, with the right-hand arrow merging into the adjacent lane and the other two continuing ahead. What does it indicate?
- At an M-4.2 broken transverse line, with normal visibility and a duty to give way, what must you do?
- Which of these is NOT a function of road markings?
- On a one-way road, a continuous line separates two lanes travelling in the same direction. May you use the lane to its left without touching or crossing the line?
- When joining a motorway in a passenger car, may you cross a diagonally hatched area enclosed by a solid line to shorten the manoeuvre, with no special direction?
- When does the speed limit indicated by this road marking end?
- Blue markings delimit parking spaces. What do they indicate?
- On wet or slippery road markings with a passenger car or other vehicle covered by a B licence, it is advisable to:
- You remain in a lane with a selection arrow indicating straight ahead and right. Which directions does the marking allow while remaining in that lane?
- When may you travel on a broken longitudinal lane marking, rather than merely cross it in a permitted manoeuvre?
- A continuous longitudinal line separates opposing directions of traffic. May it be crossed in any exceptional case permitted by the regulations?
- What colour is the background of signs warning of a reduction in lanes due to roadworks?
- You approach a STOP with a transverse stop line and no officer or light giving a different instruction. Where must you make the first stop?
- These blue markings outline spaces in a regulated parking zone. What should you bear in mind about parking duration?
- When a lane is marked on both sides by double broken lines, what must drivers do?
- What characterises a broken line warning of the proximity of a continuous line?
- On a bend with restricted visibility, a white car intends to overtake a yellow car by entering the opposing direction, without being able to check that sufficient clear space exists to complete or abandon the manoeuvre. Is this allowed?
- A continuous longitudinal line lies alongside a broken line. Which one must a driver observe?
- In a regulated blue parking zone, what do the blue markings outlining parking spaces indicate?
- When parking in a municipal blue parking zone, what condition should you check before leaving the vehicle?
- Can the edge line of the carriageway be crossed?
- What is a carriageway area marked with parallel oblique stripes and enclosed by a continuous line called?
How to ace the road markings questions on the B licence
Road markings questions are usually among the highest-failure areas in the B licence exam. Each of the 71 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 road markings on the B licence
- How many road markings questions are in the B licence question bank?
- Our exam-style question bank includes 71 road markings questions for the B licence. Each comes with the correct answer and explanation.
- How should I study road markings for the B licence exam?
- The B test has 30 questions. Use this bank to practise road markings with explanations, and combine topic review with full mock exams.
- What are the most common road markings 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 road markings to prepare for the B licence?
- Alternate three modes: first study the full topic syllabus; then practise the 71 exam-style road markings 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.