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Traffic signs test — Permit B (Spain)

4 practice questions available in this session to revise this topic.

This test contains B-licence practice questions about traffic signs. Revise vertical signs, road markings and beaconing, and learn to interpret their meaning and order of precedence. A session contains up to ten questions, depending on availability for this topic and language. Each question has a correct answer and an explanation. When you finish, you can review mistakes and continue with related topics such as right of way or traffic rules.

Question 1 of 4Permit B

At a STOP sign with a passenger car or other vehicle covered by a B licence, you must:

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Frequently asked questions

How many signs questions are in the DGT theory test?

We do not provide a guaranteed number of signs questions in the official exam. Revise the different types of signs and the whole syllabus; the topic mix in this practice test does not predict your exam.

Which sign overrides another when they contradict?

Under Article 133 of the General Traffic Regulation, officers’ directions take precedence, followed by temporary signs and beaconing, delineation devices and beaconing signs; then traffic lights, vertical signs and finally road markings. If signs of the same type conflict, the more restrictive one applies.

Are road markings also asked in the exam?

Yes. Road markings (solid and broken lines, pavement arrows, yellow markings) come up regularly. They are often combined with right-of-way or lane-change questions.

What's the difference between warning and regulatory signs?

Warning signs are triangular with a red border and white background and announce a hazard ahead. Regulatory signs are circular (red-bordered for prohibition or restriction, blue for mandatory action) and impose a rule of conduct. The exam often mixes both to test that you know each visual family.