Speed
Study all Speed questions for the Spanish DGT theory test.
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- A driver is travelling at 70 km/h on an icy road where the legal limit is 90 km/h. This is an example of:
- "Appropriate speed" means a speed that:
- In which of the following situations is a driver allowed to travel below the minimum speed limit?
- Which of these vehicles is exempt from minimum speed requirements?
- In which of the following situations must a driver significantly reduce speed, even if within the posted limit?
- A driver approaches a school bus that has stopped to drop off passengers. What should they do?
- How should a driver warn following vehicles when significantly reducing speed?
- If a driver's brake lights are not functioning, what signal must they use when slowing down?
- Hazard warning lights may be used when reducing speed to:
- Stopping distance is defined as:
- What is the typical reaction time for a driver responding to an unexpected event?
- What happens to braking distance when speed is doubled?
- Which of the following factors does NOT affect braking distance?
- Which of the following increases a driver's reaction time?
- What effect does travelling at high speed have on a driver's field of vision?
- Which of the following is a direct risk of excessive speed?
- Driving at very high speed on a well-maintained road can make the driver feel:
- In towns and cities, a pedestrian's chances of survival are significantly higher when the vehicle is travelling at:
- What is the primary reason speed limits on motorways are set at 120 km/h?
- Are organised speed competitions permitted on public roads in Spain?