Under the Traffic Act, which documents must the driver of a car carry and show to traffic officers who ask for them?

The driving licence, the vehicle registration certificate and the roadworthiness (ITV) card Article 59.2 of the Traffic Act requires the driver to carry a valid driving licence, the vehicle registration certificate and the roadworthiness (ITV) card, and to show them to officers who ask for them. Compulsory insurance must be in force, but this article does not require you to carry proof of it.

If you feel symptoms of fatigue while driving, the correct action is…

Stop in a safe place and rest Driving while tired reduces reflexes. Stop in a safe place, rest, and sleep if needed. Coffee or music does not replace rest.

Some medicines display a triangular pictogram indicating that…

It may affect the ability to drive The triangular pictogram means the medicine may affect your ability to drive; consult your doctor before driving.

The minimum age for obtaining a category B licence in Spain is…

18 The minimum age for a category B licence (cars) in Spain is 18.

A professional driver with CAP must renew continuous training every…

5 years The Certificate of Professional Competence (CAP) requires continuous training courses every 5 years to keep the qualification.

Driver Licence Questions - DGT Theory

After selling or transferring a vehicle, how many days does the seller have to report the transfer to the Traffic Authority?
Which document proves that a vehicle has no faults and is in good condition to operate?
When must a passenger car carrying up to nine people pass its first ITV inspection?
If a serious defect is found at the ITV inspection (unfavourable result), what may the driver do?
Where must the ITV sticker be placed once the inspection has been passed?
What is the purpose of the compulsory civil liability vehicle insurance?
What is the immediate consequence of driving an uninsured vehicle if stopped by an officer?
If officers cannot check the insurance in the insured-vehicle database (FIVA), what details must the insurance payment receipt contain, as a minimum, to prove the cover is valid?
Which of the following does the compulsory civil liability insurance NOT cover?

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Under the Traffic Act, which documents must the driver of a car carry and show to traffic officers who ask for them?: The driving licence, the vehicle registration certificate and the roadworthiness (ITV) card Article 59.2 of the Traffic Act requires the driver to carry a valid driving licence, the vehicle registration certificate and the roadworthiness (ITV) card, and to show them to officers who ask for them. Compulsory insurance must be in force, but this article does not require you to carry proof of it.
If you feel symptoms of fatigue while driving, the correct action is…: Stop in a safe place and rest Driving while tired reduces reflexes. Stop in a safe place, rest, and sleep if needed. Coffee or music does not replace rest.
Some medicines display a triangular pictogram indicating that…: It may affect the ability to drive The triangular pictogram means the medicine may affect your ability to drive; consult your doctor before driving.
The minimum age for obtaining a category B licence in Spain is…: 18 The minimum age for a category B licence (cars) in Spain is 18.
A professional driver with CAP must renew continuous training every…: 5 years The Certificate of Professional Competence (CAP) requires continuous training courses every 5 years to keep the qualification.