Vehicle Types
Study all Vehicle Types questions for the Spanish DGT theory test.
Reviewed on 7 Oct 2026
33 questions
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- Who is considered a "driver" according to traffic law?
- Which of the following people is NOT considered a pedestrian?
- What are the main obligations of a vehicle owner?
- What is the definition of a "vehicle" according to traffic regulations?
- Which of these is NOT classified as a motor vehicle?
- What distinguishes a "special vehicle" from a regular motor vehicle?
- What does vehicle category "M" refer to?
- What does vehicle category "N" refer to?
- What does vehicle category "O" refer to?
- What is the maximum design speed of a moped?
- What is the maximum engine displacement of a moped?
- What is a semi-trailer?
- What is a caravan?
- How is a "cycle" defined?
- What is the maximum number of occupants (including the driver) in a passenger car ("Turismo")?
- What is the maximum mass in running order of a heavy (non-light) quadricycle designed to carry passengers?
- What is the maximum mass in running order of a heavy (non-light) quadricycle designed to carry goods?
- Under the General Vehicle Regulations, what is the difference between a bus and a coach?
- What engine size distinguishes a two-wheeled motorcycle from a moped?
- What characterises a "derived from passenger car" vehicle?
Questions people find hardest
Share of answers that were wrong, from learners who have answered each question at least 20 times.
- What is the maximum mass in running order of a heavy (non-light) quadricycle designed to carry goods? 82% wrong
- How is the "mass in running order" of a vehicle calculated? 73% wrong
- What is the maximum number of occupants (including the driver) in a passenger car ("Turismo")? 60% wrong
- What is the "maximum authorised mass of the combination" for a vehicle combination? 54% wrong
- What does "axle load" refer to? 48% wrong
Frequently asked questions
- Who is considered a "driver" according to traffic law?
- A person who operates a vehicle on public roads or is in charge of animals, following traffic laws and ensuring safety A driver is a person who operates a vehicle on public roads, or is in charge of animals, while following traffic laws and ensuring the safety of all road users.
- Which of the following people is NOT considered a pedestrian?
- Someone riding a motorcycle Under Annex I of the Traffic Act, a pedestrian is a person who, without being a driver, travels on foot. Also counted as pedestrians are people pushing a pushchair, people walking a cycle or two-wheeled moped, and people with disabilities moving at walking pace in a wheelchair, with or without a motor. Someone riding a motorcycle is a driver, not a pedestrian.
- What are the main obligations of a vehicle owner?
- Keep ownership documents in the vehicle, show them to authorities on request, and ensure no unlicensed person drives it The owner must keep the vehicle's ownership documents inside it, show them to authorities on request, and ensure no unlicensed person drives it.
- What is the definition of a "vehicle" according to traffic regulations?
- Any apparatus capable of moving on public or private roads, whether motorised or not A vehicle is any apparatus capable of moving on public or private roads, whether motorised or not.
- Which of these is NOT classified as a motor vehicle?
- Moped Mopeds, along with trams and reduced-mobility vehicles, are expressly excluded from the motor vehicle category.