Traffic Signs
Study all Traffic Signs questions for the Spanish DGT theory test.
Reviewed on 9 Oct 2026
384 questions
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- What does the P-5 road sign mean?
- What does the P-6 road sign mean?
- What does the P-7 road sign mean?
- What does the P-8 road sign mean?
- What does the P-9a road sign mean?
- What does the P-9b road sign mean?
- What does the P-9c road sign mean?
- What does the P-10a road sign mean?
- What does this sign mean?
- What does the P-10c road sign mean?
- What does the P-11 road sign mean?
- What does the P-11a road sign mean?
- What does the P-12 road sign mean?
- What does the P-13a road sign mean?
- What does the P-13b road sign mean?
- What does the P-14a road sign mean?
- What does the P-14b road sign mean?
- What does the P-15 road sign mean?
- What does the P-15a road sign mean?
- What does the P-15b road sign mean?
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Frequently asked questions
- A triangular sign with a red border and a symbol inside indicates…
- A hazard Triangular signs with a red border are warning signs: they warn the driver of an upcoming hazard.
- If a traffic light is off or flashing amber, you must…
- Follow the signs at the junction and general rules When a traffic light is not working or shows flashing amber, you must follow the vertical and horizontal signs at the junction or, failing that, the general priority rules.
- What does an octagonal red sign with the word STOP mean?
- Mandatory stop and yield A STOP sign requires you to come to a complete halt at the stop line and yield to traffic on the road you are entering.
- A circular white sign with a red border and a black number indicates…
- Maximum allowed speed Circular signs with a red border are prohibitions; with a number they show the maximum speed allowed.
- A circular blue sign with a white arrow pointing forward indicates…
- Compulsory direction: straight ahead Circular blue signs are mandatory-direction signs. An arrow shows the compulsory direction of travel.