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Traffic signs questions — B licence
252 exam-style Traffic signs questions for the B licence with correct answer and explanation. Practice free, no signup.
- In lane changes in the same direction, who has priority?
- At a junction marked P-2, a green car continues straight ahead and a white car approaches from its left. There are no other signs or priority exceptions. Must the green car give way to it?
- Under the current official road-sign catalogue, which of these is classified as an “other road delineation element”, rather than a guidance device?
- Does the current official catalogue retain sign R-308b prohibiting parking on even days?
- Should a manoeuvre be carried out without first observing traffic?
- Does an organised recreational cycling event with more than 50 participants on public roads require prior authorisation?
- Which of these precautions should a driver adopt first when performing a manoeuvre?
- This sign indicates the proximity of...
- You intend to leave a motorway at an exit on the right. Before signalling and moving towards the exit, what must you do first?
- At a level narrowing with no signs or personnel controlling passage, a car without a trailer and an animal-drawn vehicle arrive together from opposite directions. Neither has entered and priority is in doubt. Who goes first?
- Within a lane there is a speed-limit road marking: the number 40 inside a circle. What does it mean?
- May audible warnings be used to warn of a manoeuvre?
- Before making a lateral move, must you signal it to other road users?
- How must you signal your intention to turn right?
- An officer waving a red or yellow light indicates that...
- By day in good visibility, an indivisible load projects at the rear of a truck within the authorised limits. How must the projecting part be carried?
- May an eligible car without a trailer displaying the prescribed V-15 shown use a VAO lane even with only its driver aboard?
- As a general rule, how should you warn of a manoeuvre requiring an optical signal?
- The sign requires you to...
- At this intersection, which sign must the blue vehicle obey in order to turn right?
- At night, a group of pedestrians is on the carriageway or shoulder of an interurban road. In addition to the elements required for each pedestrian, what lights must the group carry?
- A Spanish-registered car is immobilised on a Spanish road after its load falls onto the carriageway. From 2026, how must the danger be warned of?
- Except in special circumstances, all road users are obliged to obey traffic signs...
- If a joining vehicle risks causing a crash because its driver has not seen you, how may you warn of your presence when necessary?
- What does the road marking with a P and an N on either side of a cross indicate?
- How is the reversing manoeuvre usually signalled?
- As a general rule, may you make a U-turn to travel in the opposite direction inside a tunnel?
- Road signs when driving a passenger car or other vehicle covered by a B licence:
- A driver moves an arm up and down with short, quick movements. What intention does this warn of?
- What is the purpose of an S-840 panel placed below a give-way sign?
- You drive a car at night on an insufficiently lit urban road. Which lights must you use?
- This R-400c is placed before a junction. Which direction must be taken there?
- May school patrols invite road users to stop using catalogue signs mounted on a paddle under the regulatory conditions?
- Does the vertical sign prohibiting the use of audible warnings prohibit audible warnings completely?
- A car parked beside the right edge intends to move into traffic to its left. Its indicators work and the driver activates the left indicator in advance. Is the manoeuvre correctly signalled?
- To leave a motorway, you must move into the deceleration lane...
- At an unsignposted intersection, the general right-of-way rule is...
- On a three-lane road, can a sign's application be limited to one or two lanes?
- Can using a mobile phone while driving be dangerous?
- A P-14a warning for dangerous bends starting to the right has a blue S-7 sign showing 50 below it. What does S-7 mean in this combination?
- What does a regulatory sign mean when placed next to a sign showing the name of a town?
- Does this sign by itself prohibit entry to a moped?
- Where is parking permitted in a stay-and-play zone signposted with S-28?
- May you overtake a two-wheeled motorcycle at an intersection, if no other rule or sign prohibits it and it can be done safely?
- What does this traffic sign indicate?
- A car voluntarily stops to let a passenger out on a stretch covered by an R-307 no-stopping-and-no-parking sign, with no applicable exception. Is that stop permitted?
- You drive a car that is not authorised to use a lane reserved for buses. May you use it to overtake another vehicle?
- At a STOP sign with a passenger car or other vehicle covered by a B licence, you must:
- Are motor-powered special vehicles required to carry a spare wheel under the General Vehicle Regulations’ general equipment requirements?
- In which of these places is making a U-turn prohibited?
- On a road section, a triangular sign with a yellow background shows a person digging, and temporary yellow markings guide the traffic path. What situation does this signing announce?
- Does P-19, the “slippery road” sign, warn exclusively of snow?
- When should you start signalling to carry out a manoeuvre?
- At a toll plaza, the lane with a downward green arrow accepts your payment method and the lane with a red X is closed. Subject to other signals, which lane may you use?
- A blue car reverses out of a garage onto a public road. A bicycle is travelling along that road and approaching where the car joins it. Who has priority?
- When riding a moped, which riding style promotes control and predictability?
- If two applicable traffic signals of the same type appear to contradict each other, which takes precedence?
- At what point should you turn off the indicator signal when carrying out a manoeuvre?
- The word "BUS" within a lane indicates that it is...
- What is the name of the vertical sign located at the exit of built-up areas?
- If you are driving a passenger car and you encounter a STOP sign, you must:
- If a prescribed delineation signal and a traffic light give conflicting instructions, with no officer’s order altering the case, which takes precedence by category?
- An R-301 sign imposes a specific limit, is not combined with a warning sign, and the exception for leaving a non-priority road through a junction with a priority road does not occur. Which subsequent sign can end or replace that limit?
- When is it prohibited to make a U-turn?
- What is the purpose of the amber V-2 light used by an agricultural tractor in the circumstances specified by the regulations?
- The sign indicates that...
- When your vehicle's lights are aimed too low...
- What is the purpose of guide devices?
- On a motorcycle less than one metre wide, with a securely fastened load legally projecting no more than 0.25 m at the rear, does article 15 require a V-20 panel for that projection?
- At a junction without priority signs, with all roads paved and no other special priority circumstances, a car approaches from a lorry’s right and the lorry from a motorcycle’s right. Nobody approaches from the car’s right. Which vehicle has priority in this situation?
- What shape does the vertex marker guidance device have?
- What danger does this sign warn of?
- At a STOP sign controlling your entry to a junction, which vehicles on the road you are joining must you give way to?
- Which property of a vertical sign’s materials helps you see it at night when headlights illuminate it?
- A driver gives a clearly perceptible prescribed arm signal for a left turn, but the right indicator remains on. Which optical signal takes precedence?
- What does the danger sign indicate?
- A special vehicle travels on a public-use road at no more than 40 km/h. When must it use the V-2 warning light?
- On a road with three lanes separated by continuous longitudinal markings, who is affected by a stop road marking painted on the centre lane?
- Outside a built-up area you have completed an overtake and can safely return to the right lane. You will not overtake again and no other circumstance warrants remaining on the left. Must you return to the right?
- Inside a tunnel with more than one lane for each direction of travel, is overtaking permitted?
- Can vertical hazard-warning signs warn of an approaching intersection?
- Do all risk factors carry the same importance as a cause of an accident?
- As a general rule, is overtaking prohibited at level crossings or in their vicinity?
- What is the scope of this R-103 sign?
- What danger does the pictured sign warn of?
- What is considered parking in a dangerous place?
- In an autonomous community with another official language recognised in its statute, which languages must be used for the written instructions on public-road sign panels?
- In a stay-and-play zone indicated by this S-28 sign, which users have priority?
- At an ordinary roundabout, without an officer’s order or sign specifying a different traffic arrangement, must you go around its centre leaving it on your left?
- What does the signal made by a traffic officer swinging a red or amber light mean?
- Is it mandatory to obey vertical traffic signs with a yellow background?
- What must the driver of a car do to join the flow of traffic?
- The order of priority between the different types of traffic signs is...
- At an intersection, a vertical STOP sign and a give-way road marking apply to you, with no contrary higher-priority instructions or signals. Which prevails?
- When V-27, the “virtual triangle”, is activated in a connected vehicle’s onboard system, what does it warn of?
- When preparing a permitted stop that requires a considerable speed reduction, how must you warn of that reduction, whenever possible, in addition to indicating lateral movement?
- At night, a car carries a load projecting from its rear, but not across its entire rear width. What warning must be placed on the load?
- You are travelling ahead of a police vehicle whose officers direct a flashing or strobing red light forwards at you. What are they ordering you to do?
- At night, a car travels at 30 km/h on an insufficiently lit interurban road. There are no conditions requiring fog lights. In addition to position lights, may it use dipped headlights without switching on main beam?
- May a car towing a trailer in normal driving conditions, with no specific prohibition, use a temporary additional lane opened under article 42 on a two-way carriageway?
- When joining the traffic flow from the side, when should we stop using the indicator light?
- At a narrowing with no signed priority and no steep gradient, a lorry without a trailer meets a car without a trailer. It is unclear which entered first. Who has priority?
- Which situation may overload a driver’s attention by presenting too many stimuli to select between?
- What does this sign indicate?
- What does a correctly used right-hand direction indicator communicate before a manoeuvre?
- How should the load carried in a vehicle be positioned?
- A vehicle suffers a breakdown, without fire, inside a tunnel and can still move safely. What should the driver do?
- What does the pictured sign indicate?
- If you are not authorised to use it, may you park in a correctly signed space reserved for people with disabilities?
- The pictured sign warns of danger from the proximity…
- Which of these names is not listed among vehicle restraint systems in section 3.2 of Annex I of the General Traffic Regulations?
- Unable to use the lights, a motorcyclist must signal a left turn with the left arm. Which position applies?
- A car follows another in the same lane and has not started overtaking. The front car has just signalled a move left to overtake. As a general rule, must the rear car respect its precedence?
- You drive a car at 80 km/h outside a built-up area on a carriageway with several lanes in your direction. No signs require another lane and conditions allow keeping right. Which lane should you normally use?
- Which of these is a priority sign?
- On a motorway, where is parking permitted?
- A Spanish-registered car is immobilised by an emergency on a two-way road in 2026. Where must the certified connected V-16 warning beacon be placed?
- How should we signal, during daytime hours, a load that protrudes from the rear of a car?
- Which of these human behaviours increases crash risk?
- You are about to turn right and signal it with the appropriate direction indicator. For how long must you keep it on?
- If you want to leave a dual carriageway, at what point should you enter the deceleration lane?
- Without weather or environmental conditions significantly reducing visibility, when does article 106 permit front fog lamps on a narrow section with many bends?
- As a general rule, it is prohibited to change direction (make a U-turn) when...
- What should you consider when driving near children who might enter the road?
- At a junction, an R-303 sign prohibits a left turn. With no other restrictions, which movements remain allowed under that prohibition?
- Before reversing, you should always check that...
- Is it permitted to signal a manoeuvre with the arm?
- Can the difficulty level of a road be determined by its geometric characteristics?
- What is the name of the vertical sign found at the entrance to urban areas?
- In an underpass, a breakdown still allows your vehicle to travel safely. What should you do?
- In Spain in 2026, does a Spanish-registered passenger car meet the warning-device carrying requirement by having one valid certified connected V16?
- Which of these lights is not listed as a delineating device in the current road-marking catalogue?
- When rejoining the flow of traffic, is it permitted to travel more than fifteen metres in reverse?
- A driver gives a visible, regulation-compliant arm signal that contradicts the direction indicator. Which signal should you follow?
- What must those who create an obstacle or hazard on the road do until they remove it?
- A triangular sign with a red border contains a black exclamation mark (P-50). What does it warn of?
- You are overtaking another vehicle and realise it is dangerous. What should you do?
- What does the number on the steep downhill gradient sign indicate?
- Two vehicles travelling in opposite directions cannot pass a narrowing simultaneously. With no signs or staff regulating passage, and knowing which entered first, which has priority?
- New temporary yellow lines delimit the lanes instead of the usual white lines. They are not stopping or parking prohibition markings. What does that colour indicate for these lines?
- In Spain, from 1 January 2026, which device must a passenger car registered in Spain use to warn of immobilisation due to a breakdown when necessary?
- When changing lanes, which vehicle has priority?
- A row of traffic cones marks off an area of the carriageway. What does the real or imaginary line connecting them indicate?
- Which prohibition ceases to apply from this sign?
- If there are two signs of different types with instructions that appear to contradict each other, which one prevails?
- You approach a junction marked by P-2, with no officer or other sign modifying priority. Which vehicles must you yield to under the general rule?
- With no express authorisation for a U-turn or officer instruction, may you make a U-turn at a marked pedestrian crossing or nearby?
- What hazard does the P-12 sign, named “Airport”, warn about?
- If the load you are carrying falls onto the road and poses an obstacle or danger to traffic, what should you do?
- Is it permitted to hold speed competitions on public roads?
- At an unsignposted narrowing outside a steep-gradient section, two vehicles cannot pass simultaneously. If it is known which entered first, who has priority?
- What is the background colour of a conventional triangular danger warning sign outside roadworks signage?
- What does a grid of white and red markings (a chequered pattern) on the road surface indicate?
- Which signs end an overtaking prohibition indicated by R-305?
- At an ordinary junction of two paved roads, with no signs or officers regulating priority, a car goes straight ahead and a cyclist approaches from the car’s left. There is no cycle lane, cycle crossing or group of cyclists already crossing. Must the car give way to the cyclist on priority grounds?
- How should a lateral movement be signalled?
- When facing this priority sign at a narrowing, must you stop?
- An R-307 sign stands on the right of a one-way road, with no panels or instructions changing its scope. What does it prohibit?
- Must you give way to an ambulance that is using its light signal but not its siren?
- If there is no stop line, where must you first stop to obey the pictured STOP sign?
- Which of these vehicles is NOT required to have an audible warning device?
- At a junction with no priority signs and no applicable exception, which vehicles must you give way to under the general rule?
- Road markings show that the traffic light on the left controls your lane, from which you will turn left. That light is steady red; the light for another lane is green. What must you do?
- On a motorway, the left and centre lanes have a posted minimum of 80 km/h; the right has no such specific minimum. You travel at 70 km/h with no exception permitting you to disregard it. Which lane may you use at that speed?
- When driving at a higher speed…
- An ambulance is on a motorway without an urgent call or another exceptional circumstance. May it use the shoulder as a traffic lane solely because it is an ambulance?
- What does the red-bordered triangular cyclist warning sign identified as P-22a warn of?
- A load protrudes from the rear of a car. Must it be signalled?
- What maximum percentage of a car’s length may an indivisible load extend beyond its rear, provided all other conditions are met?
- At a STOP sign, if the stop line does not give sufficient visibility of traffic on the road you are approaching, where must you stop?
- When approaching a pedestrian crossing without traffic lights or an officer, what should you do?
- From 2026, which device must a Spain-registered car use to warn of a breakdown when immobilised on a Spanish road?
- You are travelling in a lane and encounter traffic lights above it with a red cross-shaped light. What does this mean?
- What hazard does the P-30 lateral-drop warning sign indicate?
- This sign, placed before reaching a level crossing or a movable bridge, indicates...
- Can you turn left at an intersection if you cannot see clearly?
- On an ordinary urban road, may you continuously use main beam to light your travel, excluding permitted warning flashes?
- Signs warn that the left lane in your direction ends in 200 m and two lanes remain. What must you do to continue?
- Is there a vertical sign prohibiting lorries from overtaking?
- At a narrowing with no priority signs and no steep gradient, it is known for certain which vehicle entered first. Which has priority?
- This sign prohibits...
- At a junction, both a vertical give-way sign and a vertical STOP sign apply to your course, with no officer or traffic light altering those instructions. What must you do?
- As a general rule, at a junction without priority signs and with no applicable exception, must you give way to vehicles approaching from your right?
- A broken yellow M-7.7 line is painted on the kerb or beside the carriageway edge. What does it indicate about parking?
- As a general rule, may you make a U-turn on a motorway?
- You drive a car in ordinary traffic with no special instructions from an officer. May you use a motorway median opening to make a U-turn simply because it is open?
- A fallen load obstructs the carriageway. Must you warn of the danger and arrange its removal?
- A car is immobilised by a breakdown on a motorway and has hazard warning lights. Which lights must it activate to warn of its presence?
- On entering a stay-and-play zone marked with S-28 and its accompanying speed limit, what must a driver observe?
- An S-21 sign for a mountain pass states that it is open. What does that indicate about its general passability?
- To make a U-turn you must wait, but remaining on the carriageway would block vehicles behind. You can leave it on the right. Should you wait in the middle of the carriageway?
- If a driver gives a legally compliant, perceptible arm signal for a manoeuvre that contradicts their indicator, which takes precedence?
- To move laterally and park on the right, with working indicators and no special emergency or poor-visibility circumstances, how must you signal that lateral movement?
- At night, a passenger car carries a legally projecting rear load marked with the required V-20 panel. Which light must be added?
- Under the current official road-sign catalogue, which of these is classified as an “other road delineation element”, rather than a guidance device?
- Below a give-way sign is an S-800 distance panel reading “50 m”. What does that panel indicate?
- Which junction control can make the entry decision easier by indicating when to stop or proceed?
- On a stretch signed with R-413, what lighting must you use at least?
- Which of these is NOT a priority sign?
- At a roundabout, with no officer, traffic lights or priority signs establishing another rule, who has priority over vehicles wishing to enter?
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Frequently asked questions about traffic signs on the B licence
- How many traffic signs questions are in the B licence question bank?
- Our exam-style question bank includes 252 traffic signs questions for the B licence. Each comes with the correct answer and explanation.
- How should I study traffic signs for the B licence exam?
- The B test has 30 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.
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- Alternate three modes: first study the full topic syllabus; then practise the 252 exam-style traffic signs 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.