Right of Way
Study all Right of Way questions for the Spanish DGT theory test.
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- When a group of cyclists begins to cross a junction or roundabout, how should it be treated?
- At a marked pedestrian crossing, who has the right of way?
- A driver turns into another road and pedestrians are already crossing. What must they do?
- When pedestrians walk on the shoulder because there is no pavement, what must the driver do?
- A bus is stopped and a passenger steps down between the vehicle and the pavement. What must an approaching driver do?
- Faced with an organised group of pedestrians (schoolchildren, a procession, a column), how must the driver act?
- At a signed livestock trail or crossing, what must the driver do?
- When turning, what must a driver do if animals are crossing the road?
- Which two signals must a priority vehicle use to be recognised as such when on emergency duty?
- What colour of flashing light identifies police, fire brigade, and ambulances?
- What colour of flashing light do civil protection and road assistance vehicles use?
- A priority vehicle on emergency duty does NOT have priority over whom?
- When an emergency vehicle approaches with siren and lights, how should the driver react?
- When an emergency vehicle is approaching, what must the driver never do?
- A non-priority vehicle carrying out an urgent service: must it obey the traffic rules?
- A road assistance vehicle (tow truck): what may it do to assist a broken-down vehicle on an urban road?
- According to the summary of priority situations, who must you always give way to?
- What consequences can result from failing to give way when required?