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Traffic signs questions — C1 licence
256 exam-style Traffic signs questions for the C1 licence with correct answer and explanation. Practice free, no signup.
- Inside a tunnel with several lanes of traffic in your direction, you are driving your lorry behind another vehicle which you intend to overtake. What separation must you maintain between both vehicles before starting the move?
- If you are driving an unladen lorry with a maximum authorised mass of 5 tonnes, may you enter a road at whose entrance this sign is displayed?
- On a road, may a lorry reverse as a manoeuvre complementary to a U-turn?
- As a general rule, above what width must a lorry be fitted with end-outline marker lights?
- At the entrance to a carriageway, what does this sign indicate?
- On a narrow, steep section, with no signs or officer regulating priority, a truck and a car cannot pass each other. The uphill vehicle cannot reach a passing place first. Which vehicle has priority?
- If you are transporting a load on the lorry you are driving that consists of posts protruding from the front of the vehicle, when must you signal it?
- As a general rule, may a goods lorry use a VAO high-occupancy lane because it is loaded or empty, when it is not providing an emergency or road-maintenance service and has no exceptional authorisation from the traffic authority?
- Outside a built-up area, your lorry is on a carriageway with two normal lanes in its direction. The vehicle in the left lane is not signalling a left turn or a stop on the left. May you pass it on the right solely because it is travelling more slowly?
- At an unsigned narrowing, without officers, roadworks or a steep gradient, a rigid lorry and a car, both without trailers, entered together. If one must reverse, which one?
- If I am driving a two-axle truck with a maximum authorised mass (MAM) of 18 tonnes, may I enter a road if this sign is placed at its entrance?
- Entry onto the motorway must be made…
- Which belief held by a child pedestrian can increase risk when crossing the carriageway?
- Outside a built-up area, a lorry travels on a carriageway with two lanes in its direction. Traffic is not saturated, and the vehicle in the left lane is not signalling a left turn or stop. May the lorry overtake on the right merely because that vehicle is slower?
- This sign indicates:
- If you join a road with your lorry using its acceleration lane, how must you do so?
- What does the principle of anticipation in defensive driving consist of?
- If you are driving a heavily loaded truck and see this sign, in addition to indicating the gradient, it helps you decide that…
- In 2026 a Spanish-registered lorry is immobilised by a breakdown on a Spanish interurban road and cannot resume travel. How must it warn other users while the obstruction is removed?
- An ordinary 9,000 kg MAM lorry, without special transport or dangerous goods, travels on a motorway with no lower specific limit. What is its general maximum speed?
- You drive a 6,000 kg MAM lorry through a tunnel with one lane in each direction and do not intend to overtake. Expressed in metres, what minimum gap does the rule require from the vehicle ahead?
- In 2026 a Spanish-registered lorry is immobilised by a breakdown on a Spanish interurban road and cannot resume travel. How must it warn other users while the obstruction is removed?
- A lorry carries indivisible poles projecting forward within the ordinary permitted limits. When must that forward-projecting load be marked with a white light?
- You drive a car and are temporarily stopped at a STOP sign. Under what conditions may you make a telephone call?
- A lorry with a 4,000 kg MAM travels outside a built-up area on a paved conventional road. Without dangerous goods, special transport or a lower limit, what is its general maximum speed?
- If the driver of a vehicle intends to reverse, how will they signal this?
- As a general rule, may a lorry exceeding 3,500 kg MAM use a reversible lane open in its direction if no specific restriction prohibits it?
- Two similar lorries meet in an unmarked narrow section on level ground. It is unclear which entered first, and they would have to reverse different distances to allow passage. Which must reverse?
- If you are driving a lorry, in view of this sign, you should know that...
- A lorry with a 4,000 kg MAM travels outside a built-up area on a paved conventional road. Without dangerous goods, special transport or a lower limit, what is its general maximum speed?
- Without a specific prohibition and obeying signs, may a 7,500 kg MAM lorry use a temporary additional lane opened under Article 42?
- If we're driving a lorry on a road where, for reasons of traffic flow, a lane has been opened for use in the opposite direction to normal, may we drive in that lane?
- When is a voluntary stop prohibited at or near a junction?
- A 16,000 kg MAM lorry travels on a built-up-area road that is neither a motorway nor dual carriageway, with three marked lanes in its direction. Without a specific restriction, may it use the left lane?
- A special vehicle without brake signalling travels on a conventional road outside a built-up area. With no lower applicable limit, what is its general maximum speed?
- An ordinary 4,000 kg MAM lorry, without special transport, travels on a conventional road. If the car ahead maintains 80 km/h, may the lorry overtake by exceeding that speed?
- In Spain, from 1 January 2026, which advance-warning device must a Spanish-registered lorry use if immobilised on the road?
- In the first fortnight of the month, does this sign prohibit stopping your lorry for less than two minutes without leaving it, if no other prohibition applies and no danger or obstruction is created?
- If you are driving a lorry with a maximum authorised mass (MAM) exceeding 3500 kg, what must you always check before starting an overtaking manoeuvre to avoid endangering other road users?
- A special vehicle is not a motor cultivator, does not tow a trailer, has brake signalling and does not meet the conditions for the 70 km/h limit. On a paved road outside a built-up area, with no lower specific restriction, what is its general maximum speed?
- If a traffic officer raises an arm vertically and we cannot stop our vehicle safely…
- At a narrow passage without a steep gradient or priority signs, your rigid lorry and a lorry-trailer combination arrive together. If one must reverse to allow passage, which one must do so?
- With the engine running, the red oil-pressure warning light illuminates. What condition does it warn of?
- At an unsigned narrowing, with no traffic officer, roadworks or steep-gradient section, it is known which vehicle entered first. Which has priority?
- An ordinary lorry not carrying dangerous goods travels outside a built-up area on a paved conventional road with one lane in each direction and a 2-metre unpaved shoulder. With no stricter sign or other restriction, what is its general speed limit?
- Your lorry is over 10 metres long including its load, and you are not signalling an intention to overtake. In which case must you additionally leave the minimum 50-metre gap to allow following vehicles to overtake?
- A rigid lorry with no trailer or special transport status and a motor caravan arrive together at an unsigned narrowing on a level road. Neither has entered and they cannot pass simultaneously. With no directions from an officer or authorised personnel, which has priority?
- On a road with one lane in each direction, you have started overtaking using the opposing lane. You approach a crest with reduced visibility and realise you cannot finish safely. What must you do?
- A lorry with a MAM of 5,000 kg is authorised to use the road. In which case may it use a lane opened in the direction opposite to normal, provided it is not expressly prohibited?
- An ordinary lorry and a car towing a trailer with a MAM of 750 kg arrive simultaneously at a narrow passage where they cannot pass each other and one must reverse. There is no steep gradient, priority signing or controlling instructions. Who has priority?
- Driving your lorry, you arrive at the toll station on the motorway, and at one of the lanes you see this sign. What does it indicate?
- A lorry with a MAM of 5,000 kg travels outside a built-up area on a conventional road with one lane in its direction. It is not signalling an intention to overtake, overtaking is allowed and traffic is not saturated. What additional minimum gap does the regulation set to allow a following vehicle to overtake it?
- A green arrow-shaped light pointing downwards indicates...
- A contraflow lane is opened on a motorway because of roadworks. The lorry is authorised to use that road. May it use the lane?
- In 2026, an ordinary Spanish-registered 5,000 kg MAM goods lorry is driven in Spain. What general equipment does Annex XII require, without prejudice to transport-specific requirements?
- For a tyre subject to EU labelling, which characteristics can the label’s performance classes and indications be used to compare?
- Driving a lorry more quickly than... will not be considered overtaking.
- Under the clearance criterion in Article 91.2.a, when is stopping or parking your lorry considered dangerous or a serious obstruction?
- On a multi-lane carriageway with very dense traffic, you need to change lanes to take a permitted exit. How should you move across?
- If the width of the lorry you are driving is greater than 2.10 metres, you should know that outline marker lights are...
- In 2026, a Spanish-registered lorry becomes immobilised by a breakdown on a dual carriageway. How must the danger be signalled while assistance is requested?
- In an unsignposted narrow passage on level ground, a rigid lorry and a bus, both without trailers, entered at the same time and cannot pass each other. No officer or staff directs passage. Which must reverse under the order of precedence?
- If you are driving a lorry and see this sign…
- Can guidance delineation devices indicate the limits of road obstacles as well as guide users along the edge or alignment?
- Under the current general rule, when overtaking a pedestrian with a motor vehicle, what minimum lateral clearance applies both within and outside built-up areas?
- You are driving a lorry with a maximum authorised mass of more than 3,500 kg on a road outside a built-up area that has three lanes in each direction. Which lanes are you allowed to use?
- An ordinary lorry and an animal-drawn cart arrive simultaneously at a narrow passage where they cannot pass each other and one must reverse. There is no steep gradient, signs or controlling instructions. Who has priority?
- In 2026, a lorry registered in Spain is immobilised by a breakdown on a one-way urban road. How should the danger be signalled?
- Can the load and the accessories used for fitting and protecting it be positioned in a way that hides the vehicle's signalling and lighting devices?
- If the driver of a vehicle is going to move sideways, encroaching on another lane…
- In the absence of signage, what is the maximum speed permitted for a rigid four-axle lorry travelling on a dual carriageway within a built-up area?
- A lorry longer than ten metres does not signal an intention to overtake. Besides enough distance to stop without collision, in which case is the additional minimum 50-metre gap under Article 54(2) required?
- At a yield sign with a C1 or C truck, you must:
- You are driving a lorry and do not intend to overtake the vehicle ahead. What minimum gap does this sign indicate?
- A breakdown forces your vehicle to stop in a tunnel and it cannot continue. There is no fire and this is not a traffic queue. What should you do?
- Can two lorries that require special authorisation to travel cross each other on a bridge if the width of the carriageway is less than 6 metres?
- If you drive a lorry weighing 7,000 kg MAM along a carriageway outside a built-up area with two-way traffic and three lanes in each direction, marked by broken lines, in which of these lanes am I allowed to drive?
- Cones on the carriageway…
- Roadworks require a lane to be opened against its usual direction. Your lorry is authorised on that road, there is no express prohibition and no lower limits are established or signed. How must you travel in that lane?
- A lorry carrying no dangerous goods and performing no special transport travels on a conventional road outside a built-up area, with one lane each way and a two-metre paved shoulder. With no lower specific limit, what is its general maximum speed?
- You drive a lorry with a MAM of 7,500 kg on a built-up-area road that is neither a motorway nor a dual carriageway, with three lanes in your direction delimited by longitudinal markings. Which lane may you use?
- When should the driver of a vehicle give visual warning signals?
- An ordinary rigid lorry and a motor caravan arrive simultaneously at an unsigned narrowing and cannot pass each other. There are no instructions from officers or personnel and no gradient determining a different priority. Which must reverse?
- In 2026, a Spanish-registered lorry with MAM of 7,500 kg becomes immobilised by a breakdown on a dual carriageway shoulder. How must the danger be signalled while assistance is requested?
- If you are driving a lorry with a maximum authorised mass (MAM) of more than 11,000 kilograms and you notice that you are about to be overtaken by another vehicle, what should you do if you cannot keep close to the right-hand edge of the carriageway, the road has one lane for each direction, and the overtaking manoeuvre can be carried out safely?
- If the vehicle in front has its right indicator on, but the driver signals with their arm that they are going to turn left, which signal should you take into account?
- You are travelling on a dual carriageway in very adverse weather and environmental conditions. How should you choose your speed when encountering this sign?
- At a STOP sign with a C1 or C truck, you must:
- What is the purpose of the thermometer?
- What does this sign indicate?
- Which circumstance, by itself, is NOT an exception permitting overtaking on the right?
- Which vehicles are prohibited by this R-106 sign without a mass figure?
- Clearance lights are fitted to lorries when their width generally exceeds 2.10 metres, but... how many lights do they consist of?
- A lorry and a vehicle combination must pass each other at a narrowing with no priority signs, steep gradient or instructions from officers or roadworks personnel. It is known which entered first. Who has priority?
- If you are driving a lorry of more than 3,500 kg MAM on a road outside a built-up area that has three lanes in the same direction, which lanes are you permitted to use?
- A lorry travels in a normal lane, without congestion making each vehicle’s speed depend on the one ahead in its lane. Under the rule for acceleration and deceleration lanes, moving faster is not considered overtaking when compared with…
- Under the maximum-speed rule outside built-up areas for special vehicles, which statement is correct, subject to any applicable lower limits?
- A lorry over 10 metres in total length including its load travels without signalling an intention to overtake and outside a tunnel. With traffic not saturated and overtaking permitted, on which road must it additionally leave at least 50 metres to help following traffic overtake?
- On an urban road with at least two lanes per direction excluding reserved lanes, no shared carriageway/pavement platform and no specific limit, what is the general maximum for a lorry over 3,500 kg that is not carrying dangerous goods?
- A lorry not carrying dangerous goods travels on a paved conventional road outside a built-up area. Without a justified reason requiring a lower speed, which of these speeds is below its category’s general minimum?
- Which circumstance is an express exception to the general prohibition on overtaking at intersections and nearby, while observing the other safety conditions?
- If you are driving a 7,000 kg MAM lorry along a carriageway outside a built-up area, with two-way traffic and three lanes for each direction, delimited by broken longitudinal lines, which of these lanes are you permitted to drive in?
- A lorry that is not carrying dangerous goods or performing another special transport operation travels outside a built-up area on a conventional road signed as a road for motor vehicles. With no lower specific limit, what is its general maximum speed?
- A lorry with MAM above 3,500 kg travels through a tunnel with one lane each way and no intention to overtake. Under Article 95(6), what minimum gap must it keep while moving?
- As a general rule, can lorries drive in a lane opened for traffic-flow reasons, for travel in the direction opposite to the usual one?
- May you use a VAO high-occupancy lane in an ordinary goods lorry over 3,500 kg MAM, without exceptional permission from the authority and outside emergency or road-maintenance services?
- Which of these is an exception to the ban on overtaking at and near junctions, while complying with all other safety rules?
- If you are driving a large lorry along a road and cannot keep fully to the right-hand edge of the carriageway, are you obliged to indicate to a vehicle following you that intends to overtake that it may do so?
- You are driving a lorry and are about to make a permitted and safe overtake. Under this sign, does the overtaking exception allow the gap to the vehicle ahead to fall below 70 metres while always maintaining a safe distance?
- Overtaking is prohibited, as a general rule:
- Those who drive along a reversible lane must...
- For traffic flow reasons, a lane has been opened running in the direction opposite to normal. May you drive your lorry, with an MAM of over 3,500 kg, in that lane?
- You carry an indivisible load projecting beyond the vehicle within permitted limits. Besides the applicable marking, what protection does Article 15(5) require for the projecting end?
- On an urban road that is neither a motorway nor a dual carriageway, with at least two ordinary marked lanes in your direction, which lane may you use in a lorry over 3,500 kg MAM if you do not obstruct other vehicles?
- An ordinary lorry, performing neither special nor dangerous-goods transport, travels on a conventional road with one lane per direction and a paved shoulder wider than 1.50 m. With no lower specific limit, what is its general maximum speed?
- Considering only this sign, with no tonnage figure, may a lorry use the carriageway at whose entrance it stands?
- When the gaps between the dashes of a broken line are noticeably shorter than in the general case, what does this indicate to the driver?
- An ordinary lorry, performing neither special transport nor dangerous-goods transport, travels on a conventional road with a general maximum of 80 km/h. With no justified reason for slower travel, below what speed does it breach the general minimum?
- If you are approaching a roundabout or road junction with a garden, monument, fountain, etc. in the centre, which way will you generally travel?
- Considering only this sign, with no tonnage figure, may a lorry use the carriageway at whose entrance it stands?
- What does this sign prohibit?
- As a general rule, an ordinary lorry with a MAM of 5,000 kg, not carrying dangerous goods, travels on a paved conventional road outside a built-up area. Without a justified reason, below what general minimum speed must it not travel?
- At a narrowing without priority signs or controlling instructions, no steep gradient and doubt about who entered first, an unaccompanied tractor unit and an ordinary lorry meet. If one must reverse, what criterion first decides priority between them?
- An ordinary lorry and a motorcycle with sidecar arrive simultaneously at a narrow passage where they cannot pass and one must reverse. There are no signs, instructions or steep gradient. Which has priority?
- As a general rule, can you drive a lorry with a maximum authorised mass (MAM) of 7,500 kg on a temporary additional lane?
- Does switching on the indicator always give you priority when carrying out manoeuvres?
- A zone has a yellow zigzag marking whose parking prohibition remains in force at night, with no special permission for your lorry. May you leave it parked there overnight?
- In view of this sign...
- On a road where a minimum speed of 30km/h is compulsory, this sign is found. What does it indicate?
- What restriction does this R-112 sign impose on a rigid vehicle travelling without a trailer?
- For the driver-side Class II main exterior mirror, from what distance behind the driver’s ocular points must the flat road strip at least five metres wide described in UN Regulation No 46, paragraph 15.2.4.2.1, be visible to the horizon?
- An ordinary rigid 11 m lorry would carry an indivisible 14.5 m pole longitudinally, exceeding the ordinary maximum overall vehicle-and-load length. Is merely applying for special authorisation enough to travel?
- You are driving a goods lorry with a MAM of 4 t, currently empty. Does this R-107 prohibition with its 3.5 t panel apply to it?
- One lane is opened against its usual direction, leaving a single adjacent lane in your normal direction. You drive your lorry in that remaining lane, with no lower limits established or signed. How must you travel?
- At a junction inside a built-up area there are two marked lanes in the same direction. With no other prohibition, a lorry overtakes a two-wheeled motorcycle on the right after checking it can do so safely. Do these overtaking rules allow it?
- On a bend or crest with reduced visibility, what does the rule prohibit for voluntary stopping: only a brief stop, only parking, or both?
- When a vehicle cannot reach the minimum speed required and there is a danger of a rear-end collision, the direction indicator lights must be used as a hazard warning signal.
- On a two-way carriageway with three lanes in total separated by broken longitudinal markings, what may a lorry use the centre lane for when the manoeuvre is safe and permitted?
- An ordinary lorry and an ordinary three-wheeled vehicle arrive simultaneously at a narrow passage where they cannot pass and one must reverse. There are no signs, controlling instructions or steep gradient. Which has priority?
- For traffic-flow reasons, a lane was opened for use in the opposite direction to normal. Can you drive your lorry with an MAM (maximum authorised mass) of over 3,500 kg in that lane?
- In 2026, a Spanish-registered lorry becomes immobilised by a breakdown on a dual carriageway. How must the danger be signalled while assistance is requested?
- At an unsigned narrowing, without officers, roadworks or a steep gradient, a rigid lorry without a trailer and an animal-drawn cart entered together. If one must reverse, which has priority?
- A line of cones marks an area you must not enter. No traffic officer directs otherwise. May you cross that line with your lorry to overtake?
- An authorised load projects laterally beyond the vehicle’s outline, with its edge more than 0.40 m beyond the outer edge of the position lights. At night or in significantly reduced visibility, how must its lateral extremities be marked?
- What does the sign shown indicate, with no tonnage figure or supplementary plate limiting its application?
- What minimum separation from the vehicle ahead does this sign require, except when about to overtake?
- At a properly marked cycle crossing with no traffic lights, agents or signs modifying its operation, do cyclists have priority over other vehicles?
- 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?
- An ordinary rigid lorry and an animal-drawn vehicle meet at a narrow passage without signs, agents or roadworks instructions. It is not a steep-gradient section and it is uncertain who entered first. If one must reverse, which will it be?
- On a two-way carriageway with three lanes separated by broken lines, a lorry intends to overtake the vehicle ahead on its left. If the manoeuvre is permitted and safe, which lane should it use?
- According to DGT final figures for Spain in 2024, counting deaths within 30 days, where were there more road deaths: urban or interurban roads?
- In 2026, which set forms part of the mandatory equipment of a Spanish-registered 5,000 kg MAM lorry used for ordinary goods transport?
- When are you prohibited from turning to the left?
- If the width of the lorry you are driving exceeds 2.10 metres, you must know that the width indicator lights are...
- If the lorry you are driving has clearance lights, you should know they are intended to indicate...
- Must an ordinary Spanish-registered lorry, without escort-vehicle duties, carry a high-visibility reflective vest?
- If you are driving a truck and you encounter a STOP sign, you must:
- Driving your lorry along a stretch of road where overtaking is not allowed, you catch up with a novice driver travelling slowly. How should you act?
- You are driving a lorry with an MAM (maximum authorised mass) of more than 3,500 kg on a road, outside a built-up area, which has three lanes for each direction. In which lanes are you permitted to drive?
- On a complete-bodied lorry wider than 2.10 metres, excluding the chassis-cab exception, how many end-outline marker lights does the general arrangement require?
- An R-300 minimum-separation sign displaying a number requires a lorry to maintain at least that distance. What exception does the sign itself provide?
- What breakage behaviour is characteristic of laminated vehicle glazing?
- You drive a lorry with a MAM of 16,000 kg on a built-up-area road that is neither a motorway nor a dual carriageway. There are three lanes in your direction, delimited by longitudinal markings. May you use the left-hand lane?
- On a road with one lane for each direction, separated by a broken line, you intend to overtake, but another vehicle that is already overtaking blocks your view ahead. What should you do?
- With normal visibility, a driver reaches a junction with only a broken transverse marking. If priority rules require giving way, what must the driver do at that line?
- When overtaking pedestrians leading animals outside a built-up area, if the manoeuvre can be completed safely, what minimum lateral clearance is required?
- An ordinary 9,000 kg MAM lorry, without dangerous goods or special transport, travels on a motorway outside a built-up area. With no lower specific limit, what is its general maximum speed?
- Which circumstance is itself an exception to the additional minimum 50-metre gap under Article 54(2), when it would otherwise be required to facilitate overtaking?
- What does this sign indicate?
- At a properly marked pedestrian crossing with no traffic lights, agents or signs modifying its operation, do pedestrians have priority over vehicles?
- An unauthorised private car reaches a signed area reserved exclusively for urban public transport stopping and parking. What voluntary actions are prohibited there?
- When a driver extends their arm horizontally with the palm of the hand facing backwards, what does this indicate?
- In a built-up area, a bus signals that it intends to move off from a signposted stop. What must other drivers do?
- An ordinary lorry with MAM of 4,000 kg, not carrying dangerous goods, uses a paved conventional road outside built-up areas, with one lane each way and a 1.40 m shoulder. No sign imposes a lower limit. What is its general maximum speed?
- A car intends to overtake your heavy vehicle. You cannot keep fully to the right edge, but the manoeuvre can be carried out safely. How may you indicate that possibility?
- If we are driving a lorry with an MAM of more than 3,500 kg on a carriageway outside built-up areas with three lanes for the same direction, and we move to the far-left lane to overtake other vehicles, is that correct?
- Which vehicles are prohibited by this R-106 sign without a mass figure?
- If you're driving unladen with a van whose maximum authorised mass (MAM) is four tonnes, will you be able to enter a road that has this sign at its entrance?
- As a general rule, without a panel indicating another starting distance, where do the obligations, restrictions or prohibitions of a regulatory sign begin?
- As a general rule, is overtaking permitted at level crossings or near them?
- A 7,000 kg MAM lorry travels on a two-way carriageway with three lanes in total separated by broken lines, with no other signs altering lane use. Which lanes may it use for travel, overtaking or turning left when those manoeuvres are lawful and safe?
- A police vehicle signalling its presence follows yours and emits a forward-facing flashing red light ordering you to stop. What should you do?
- Without signs or an officer’s instructions establishing a different priority, which vehicles have priority at a roundabout?
- If you are driving a lorry of 7,000 kilograms Maximum Authorised Mass (MAM) on a carriageway outside a built-up area, with two-way traffic and three lanes for each direction, separated by broken longitudinal markings, in which of these lanes are you permitted to drive?
- With at least two marked lanes in the same direction, on which of these roads may a lorry use the lane best suited to its destination without obstructing others and while obeying signs?
- If you are driving a lorry of more than 3,500 kg MAM on a road outside a built-up area that has three lanes for the same direction, which lanes are you allowed to use?
- An ordinary 5,000 kg MAM lorry travels on a paved conventional road outside built-up areas with a general 80 km/h maximum. With no justified reason or applicable exception, below what speed is driving prohibited?
- You drive a heavy lorry on an interurban road with one lane in each direction. You cannot move fully to the right-hand edge, but overtaking can be performed safely. How do you indicate that possibility to the vehicle approaching from behind?
- Which of these stops seriously obstructs traffic under Article 91(2)(c)?
- When applying this R-203, which measurement is compared with the displayed limit?
- If you are driving on a dual carriageway outside a built-up area, with two lanes for each direction of travel, what minimum separation must an 11-metre-long lorry maintain from the vehicle ahead that it does not intend to overtake?
- If you are driving a lorry of more than 3,500 kilograms maximum authorised mass on a road outside a built-up area with three lanes for the same direction, which lanes are you permitted to use?
- A lorry and a motorcycle with sidecar arrive simultaneously at an unsignposted narrow passage, with no officer instructions, where they cannot pass each other and one must reverse. With no gradient determining a different priority, which passes first?
- If a traffic officer is directing traffic while you drive a C1 or C truck, you must:
- In a lorry over 3,500 kg MAM on a two-way road, outside an emergency or permitted manoeuvre, which part should you generally use?
- An ordinary lorry, without special transport or dangerous goods, travels on a paved conventional road. With no reason justifying travel below the minimum, below what speed would it breach the general minimum-speed rule?
- Which signs may warn of fatigue while driving?
- A lorry approaches a properly signposted junction where it has no priority and visibility of the road is practically nil. With no lower limit, what speed ceiling does the specific rule set for this case?
- Can we drive in an additional lane with a lorry weighing 7,500 kg MAM?
- In an ordinary non-priority lorry, may the required horn be replaced by one that plays a melody of intermittent notes?
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- Our exam-style question bank includes 256 traffic signs questions for the C1 licence. Each comes with the correct answer and explanation.
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