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BVulnerable road users·139 questions
Vulnerable road users questions — B licence
139 exam-style Vulnerable road users questions for the B licence with correct answer and explanation. Practice free, no signup.
- In addition to other required warning devices, which of the vehicle’s own lights should you switch on, if fitted, to warn of a breakdown stop on a motorway?
- What colour are the reverse lights?
- You are forced to transport an injured person in your car. Must you comply with the rules of the road?
- Are novice drivers more likely to be affected by fatigue?
- Before making a U-turn, what should you check when choosing the location?
- Pedestrians have priority…
- If you witness a crash without being involved, your assistance is needed and the authorities or their officers have not arrived, must you stop to help?
- Driving on a road with heavy traffic...
- What is the most common test in breathalyser checks?
- For defensive driving, is it sufficient to simply observe?
- When driving a car and overtaking another car, how must the lateral safety margin be determined?
- If alcohol is consumed, when does the risk of an accident increase?
- On which roads is the use of a seatbelt mandatory?
- An adult driver obtained their first licence authorising the vehicle less than two years ago. What is their maximum permitted alcohol level?
- According to DGT information on fatal pedestrian collisions at pedestrian crossings between 2014 and 2023, in most of those cases the pedestrian...
- What are the vehicle's lights for, apart from seeing during night-time driving?
- In a matrix LED system designed to avoid dazzle, what can it do to segments that would shine directly at another driver?
- Which action should the driver avoid in order to be environmentally responsible and not contribute to increased pollution?
- When unloading goods from a vehicle, may you deposit them on the pavement?
- A driver who has consumed alcohol...
- In a car with seat belts fitted, which driver may be exempt during a particular manoeuvre?
- What is the device that measures alcohol in exhaled breath called?
- For an adult driving a public-service vehicle, what is the prescribed maximum breath-alcohol level?
- Two vehicles approach each other on a bend. If their main beams could dazzle, what must each driver do?
- You intend to turn right at a junction with a steady circular red signal applying to your movement, with no green arrow or officer authorising you to proceed. What must you do?
- In a bus with more than nine seats, a child aged three or over is 135 cm tall or less. How must the child travel under Article 117.2?
- How should you begin a permitted reversing manoeuvre?
- Which of these driving risks belongs to the human factor?
- Where should the clearance light be positioned?
- As a general rule, on an interurban road, stopping and parking shall be carried out...
- If you suffer from a chronic illness, in order to minimise as much as possible the risk of accident it may cause, it is very important to...
- While riding a personal-mobility electric scooter, may you listen to the radio through headphones or use a mobile phone held in your hand?
- You are in the right lane of a two-way road with one lane in each direction and reach a level crossing with its barrier closed. A red car is already stopped ahead in your lane. Where must you stop?
- When must you switch from full-beam (main-beam) lighting to dipped-beam lighting?
- An adult driver who has held the licence for over two years drives a lorry below 3,500 kg MAM for ordinary goods transport. It is not a public-service, emergency, special-transport or dangerous-goods operation. What general maximum breath alcohol concentration applies?
- After a road collision, with no immediate danger requiring moving the casualty and medical assistance available, who should normally transport them to a treatment centre?
- A driver commits an offence involving the presence of drugs and officers immobilise the vehicle for that reason. It was not stolen or used against the keeper’s wishes. As the initial rule, who must pay the immobilisation costs?
- A motorcycle without authorised daytime running lights travels during daylight. Which lights must be switched on?
- On a conventional motorcycle without a protective structure or seatbelt, what does the educational phrase “your body is the bodywork” refer to?
- On an interurban road in heavy rain or thick fog, without dazzling other road users, is using full beam prohibited solely because of those weather conditions?
- What should the reversing light be like?
- Must a driver take an alcohol test when lawfully required by officers responsible for traffic enforcement?
- Does having a full stomach affect your blood alcohol level?
- Must a driver undergo drug-detection tests lawfully required by traffic-enforcement officers?
- You drive at night with main beam and there is a possibility of dazzling pedestrians on the shoulder. Must you switch to dipped beam?
- As general efficient-driving advice, if the vehicle and safety allow engine shutdown, beyond what duration of a prolonged stop does the DGT recommend it?
- Is lighting considered a safety system of the vehicle?
- On a motorcycle less than one metre wide, what is the lateral load limit measured from the longitudinal centreline?
- Efficient driving techniques reduce...
- At night outside a built-up area, a car travels above 40 km/h on an insufficiently lit road using main beam without dazzling anyone. While being overtaken, what must it do when its lights could dazzle the other driver through the mirror?
- How should a U-turn manoeuvre be carried out?
- On the signal controlling your reserved bus lane, a white bar slanting left is steadily lit. What movement does it permit?
- If you need to change lanes to prepare for a turn at an intersection, how should you do it?
- Which risk factor do alcohol, fatigue and excessive speed form part of?
- When approaching a bus that is stopped, what precautions should be taken?
- As general DGT guidance, in what interval is the highest blood-alcohol concentration usually reached after consumption?
- Is it permitted to throw dangerous objects onto the road from our vehicle?
- A car meets the regulatory equipment requirement by carrying a full spare or temporary-use wheel instead of an alternative system to wheel replacement. Must it carry the tools needed to change it?
- At the same initial speed and under the same braking conditions, if alcohol lengthens reaction time, what happens to total stopping distance?
- What is the purpose of the 'for hire' light on a taxi?
- As a group, can people over 65 be particularly sensitive to alcohol’s effects on driving?
- May you wash a vehicle on a public road while discharging water and products that make the carriageway dangerous or obstruct traffic?
- Can alcohol consumption influence a driver's decision-making process?
- Which behaviour increases crash risk for young drivers too?
- At night you see people walking beside the road without their own lights and difficult to distinguish. Which users require particular caution in this situation?
- As a road user, which behaviour helps prevent deaths and injuries in traffic crashes?
- Is it permitted to park your vehicle in double file?
- Is it possible to have an accident while driving under the maximum permitted blood alcohol limits?
- A car not authorised to travel in an S-51a reserved bus lane reaches a section bounded by a broken line. May it use the lane for a manoeuvre?
- After an accident, should you check the seatbelts?
- If you cannot signal your intention to stop using the brake lights but can safely make a visible hand signal, how do you do it?
- When approaching a pedestrian crossing that is not regulated by traffic lights, what precautions should be taken?
- A quadricycle has a self-protection structure and seatbelts, recorded in its ITV document. Are its occupants exempt from wearing helmets, with seatbelt use required instead?
- When leaving a garage, must you give way?
- What benefit can approved, correctly adjusted xenon headlights offer compared with a comparable conventional halogen system?
- Which rule must be observed when loading or unloading?
- Is lighting considered a safety system of the vehicle?
- If the facts surrounding an alcohol test indicate a possible criminal offence, may officers take the person tested to the competent court under the legal procedure?
- Which of these circumstances specifically calls for moderate speed and stopping if necessary?
- Outside built-up areas, with no pedestrian area, in which of these cases must pedestrians keep to the right?
- What is the purpose of the outline marker lamp?
- You drive in snow that substantially reduces visibility. Which of these lights is recommended to illuminate without increasing reflection from snowflakes as much as main beam can?
- What does a reversing light warn other road users about?
- On a road outside a built-up area with two lanes in your direction, may a car use the left lane to overtake?
- As a general rule, on which side of a two-way carriageway must a vehicle driver travel?
- Can you know your exact alcohol level solely by counting drinks and their type?
- To reach the other side of a square or roundabout without an authorised pedestrian crossing through it, what must pedestrians do?
- May a small sticker be placed on the rear window if it does not interfere with required visibility or conceal the vehicle’s lights or signals?
- Are pedestrian-crossing road humps that comply with the applicable rules and ensure road-user safety considered carriageway obstacles?
- Does a final administrative penalty for driving with drugs present in the body, outside the statutory therapeutic exception, carry penalty points?
- As a pedestrian accompanying children, which behaviour helps make crossing safer?
- Your vehicle is already stopped inside a traffic-light-controlled junction and obstructs crossing traffic. What must you do if you can leave without impeding users moving in the permitted direction?
- What consequence follows a final administrative sanction for reckless driving of a vehicle requiring a driving permit or licence?
- What is the purpose of the brake light?
- A car is immobilised by a breakdown on a motorway. A safe place exists outside the traffic platform, and occupants can exit safely on the side away from traffic. What should they do?
- A car travels outside a built-up area on a road with one lane in each direction, no overtaking ban or solid line, and sufficient visibility and space. May it overtake a cyclist using the opposite lane?
- The enormous economic impact of road accidents...
- Can the authorities require a pedestrian involved in a road accident to undergo a breathalyser test?
- You are unloading the goods carried in your vehicle. Are you allowed to place them on the pavement?
- As a driver, are you obliged to ensure that the other passengers maintain a proper position in the vehicle?
- In a car fitted with seat belts, for an adult with no regulatory exemption, on which roads must they be used?
- When carrying a load on a passenger car’s roof, which condition must its positioning always meet?
- A lane is reserved exclusively for buses and taxis with no motorcycle authorisation. May a motorcycle use it merely because traffic is congested?
- What must a vehicle do to join the flow of traffic?
- A vehicle has not passed its ITV roadworthiness inspection and has defects posing a particularly serious road-safety risk. May traffic officers immobilise it?
- What does a traffic light for vehicles showing a steady amber light require?
- May officers immobilise a vehicle when a driver required to take an alcohol test refuses after a valid request?
- Can driving a motor vehicle or moped under the influence of alcohol or drugs constitute a criminal offence?
- At night, when driving a car through an insufficiently lit built-up through road, you must use...
- Is an adult cyclist subject to the general alcohol limit prohibited from riding for exceeding that limit with a breath reading of 0.15 mg/l?
- Driving with an alcohol level above the legal limit…
- Is it advisable to use pressure-regulating clips on seat belts?
- Which of these is NOT a permitted reason for making a lateral movement?
- By day, when changing lanes outside a built-up area in a vehicle with working indicators, must you signal with them?
- During an overtake on the left, where the vehicle being overtaken is not turning or stopping to the left, how should it facilitate passage?
- The traffic light controlling your bus lane shows a flashing vertical white strip. What does it mean?
- On a two-way road, a broken-down vehicle occupies your lane and a continuous line separates directions. May you cross it to pass?
- The speed humps at pedestrian crossings: are they considered obstacles in the carriageway?
- At night, on an urban road that is not a built-up section of an interurban road (travesía), when are position lights not required for a parked vehicle?
- In built-up areas, may dipped-beam or main-beam headlights be used alternately at very short intervals?
- As a routine check, should you inspect seat-belt anchorages and check that the belt works?
- What is the folding visor above the windscreen that helps shield the eyes from sunlight called?
- One of the effects alcohol has on a driver is...
- Alcohol can impair driving...
- What is the main function of the parking brake, commonly called the handbrake?
- Why should you plan the route and rest breaks for a long holiday trip?
- May a car be driven with its front or rear passenger doors open?
- You are driving a car in very heavy rain and must avoid dazzling others. Of these options, which lighting illuminates the road for continued safe driving?
- During a prolonged wait in a safe place, when vehicle systems allow stopping and restarting the engine without compromising safety, can switching off a car’s engine reduce fuel use?
- Without authorisation or signs allowing motorcycle access, may you ride a motorcycle in a lane reserved for buses?
- The reversing manoeuvre must be carried out...
- Which measure helps prevent crashes related to vehicle mechanical faults?
- When approaching a marked pedestrian crossing without traffic lights or an officer controlling passage, what should you do?
- What does a steady amber light on a circular traffic light indicate?
- A light quadricycle has a protective structure and belts recorded in its ITV card. When using the belt, is a helmet compulsory?
- A driver voluntarily refuses a legally required traffic-officer breathalyser test. May the officer immobilise the vehicle?
- Which prescribed audible warning device must a cycle carry to travel on the road?
- What colour is the V-17 light indicating that a taxi is available for hire?
- After drinking alcohol, even with a positive level below the applicable limit, can crash risk increase?
How to ace the vulnerable road users questions on the B licence
Vulnerable road users questions are usually among the highest-failure areas in the B licence exam. Each of the 139 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 vulnerable road users on the B licence
- How many vulnerable road users questions are in the B licence question bank?
- Our exam-style question bank includes 139 vulnerable road users questions for the B licence. Each comes with the correct answer and explanation.
- How should I study vulnerable road users for the B licence exam?
- The B test has 30 questions. Use this bank to practise vulnerable road users with explanations, and combine topic review with full mock exams.
- What are the most common vulnerable road users 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 vulnerable road users to prepare for the B licence?
- Alternate three modes: first study the full topic syllabus; then practise the 139 exam-style vulnerable road users 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.