Visibility and Road Hazards
Study all Visibility and Road Hazards questions for the Spanish DGT theory test.
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- Why is visibility one of the most critical factors for road safety?
- Which of the following is NOT a cause of reduced visibility?
- When is a road considered to be insufficiently lit?
- In dense fog, which type of light should NOT be used?
- When driving in heavy rain, which measure is the most appropriate?
- In rain or snow during the day, which lights should you switch on?
- Driving at night on an unlit road with high beams, a vehicle approaches from the front. What should you do?
- In a lit urban area at night, which lights should you generally use?
- To reduce sun glare, which of these measures is correct?
- What is the main purpose of vehicle lights in low-visibility conditions?
- When driving through a tunnel, which lights are mandatory?
- In which case is the use of the rear fog light mandatory?
- When may the front fog light be used?
- In reduced-visibility conditions, what should the safety distance to the vehicle ahead be?
- With visibility limited by fog, which lane is preferable on a multi-lane road?
- In poor-visibility conditions, what kind of manoeuvres should be avoided?
- If you need to stop in the middle of dense fog, what is the correct action?
- What shape and colour are the signs that warn of a hazard on the road?
- The P-29 warning sign warns of:
- You are driving in strong crosswinds and a lorry overtakes you. What effect should you anticipate?