Lighting and Optical Signals
Study all Lighting and Optical Signals questions for the Spanish DGT theory test.
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- What are direction indicators used for?
- In which of these situations must the hazard warning lights be used?
- What characterises the hazard warning lights compared with normal indicators?
- What do the brake lights (stop lights) indicate?
- When does the reversing light come on?
- What is the function of the number plate light?
- What are daytime running lights (DRL)?
- What advantage do adaptive (directional) headlights offer?
- You are carrying a heavy load in the rear of the vehicle. How does this affect the headlights?
- Why is it important to keep the headlights clean and correctly adjusted?
- In which of these situations is the use of the horn (acoustic signal) justified outside built-up areas?
- As a general rule, is the use of acoustic signals (horn) permitted within built-up areas?
- A driver uses a brief flash of the headlights during the day. What is its usual purpose?
- In the event of a breakdown, with which light signal can you warn other drivers, together with the warning triangle or V-16 light?
- Summarising the lighting rules, the three key ideas to remember are: