Spanish driving theory test 28 in English

Question 1

At this unsigned junction, vehicle A is coming from your right and B from your left. In what order should you go?

Accepted Answer

A first, then you and finally B

Answer

You first, then A and finally B

Answer

B first, then you and finally A

Question 2

In your lane a tow truck is attending a broken-down vehicle. When passing them, what should you do?

Accepted Answer

Leave at least 1.5 metres and reduce your speed by at least 20 km/h below the limit

Answer

Pass as close as possible so as not to enter the other side of the road

Answer

Sound the horn and keep your speed

Question 3

Vehicle A is coming out of a garage to join the street you are driving along. Who goes first?

Accepted Answer

You: anyone coming out of a garage must give way to traffic on the street

Answer

A, because it is joining from your right

Answer

A, because it has already signalled the manoeuvre

Question 4

You are going round the roundabout and vehicle A is waiting at an entry on your right. Who goes first?

Accepted Answer

You, because you are already on the roundabout

Answer

A, because it is on your right

Answer

A, because it reached the entry first

Question 5

An ambulance with its blue lights and siren on is approaching from your left. Who goes first?

Accepted Answer

The ambulance: you must let it through

Answer

You, because the ambulance is coming from your left

Answer

You, if you reach the junction first

Question 6

On a roundabout, a long lorry is using part of both lanes in order to turn. What should you do?

Accepted Answer

Give it room and not drive alongside it while it turns

Answer

Overtake it in the inside lane before it finishes turning

Answer

Sound the horn so it gets back into its lane

Question 7

You are leaving a roundabout and at the exit there is a pedestrian crossing with a pedestrian on it. What should you do?

Accepted Answer

Stop and let them cross

Answer

Leave, because whoever is leaving the roundabout has priority

Answer

Sound the horn so the pedestrian stops

Question 8

You are in the inside lane of a roundabout, your exit is coming up and you cannot move into the outside lane because it is occupied. What should you do?

Accepted Answer

Stay on the roundabout and go round again until you can move into the outside lane safely

Answer

Exit from the inside lane with the right indicator on

Answer

Stop in the inside lane until you can exit

Question 9

You are going to take a later exit from a two-lane roundabout and are in the inside lane. What should you do before leaving?

Accepted Answer

Move into the outside lane in good time and exit from it

Answer

Exit directly from the inside lane

Answer

Stop in the inside lane until the outside lane is clear

Question 10

How must a motorcycle passenger sit?

Accepted Answer

Astride, on the seat behind the rider, with their feet on the footrests

Answer

Between the rider and the handlebars if it is a child

Answer

Side-saddle, if wearing a skirt or if the motorcycle is low

Question 11

At this unsigned junction, a cyclist is approaching from your right. Who goes first?

Accepted Answer

The cyclist, because they are coming from your right

Answer

You, because a car has priority over a bicycle

Answer

Whoever is going faster

Question 12

You are going to leave the roundabout at the next exit. How should you show it?

Accepted Answer

With the right indicator

Answer

With the left indicator

Answer

There is no need to show it

Question 13

In which direction do you go round a roundabout?

Accepted Answer

Anticlockwise, keeping the centre on your left

Answer

Clockwise, keeping the centre on your right

Answer

In whatever direction each roundabout shows, with no general rule

Question 14

May you park a motorcycle on the pavement?

Accepted Answer

Only where the local bylaw allows it, without obstructing pedestrians

Answer

Yes, on any wide pavement

Answer

Yes, as long as it is for less than two hours

Question 15

You arrive at a roundabout with a give way sign and nobody is on it. Must you stop before entering?

Accepted Answer

No, you may enter without stopping if you do not have to give way to anyone

Answer

Yes, you must always stop before entering a roundabout

Answer

Yes, for at least three seconds

Question 16

A motorcyclist stops because of a breakdown on the hard shoulder of a road. Must they put on a reflective vest?

Accepted Answer

Yes, if they get off the motorcycle and are on the roadway or hard shoulder

Answer

No, the vest is only compulsory for cars

Answer

Only at night

Question 17

May a motorcyclist use an intercom built into the helmet?

Accepted Answer

Yes, if it is approved or certified and only for communicating or navigation

Answer

No, any device in the helmet is prohibited

Answer

Yes, for any use, including listening to music

Question 18

How is a group of cyclists treated when you overtake it?

Accepted Answer

As a single unit: you overtake the whole group in one go

Answer

Each cyclist separately, pulling back in between them

Answer

You may not overtake a group of cyclists

Question 19

You are going to turn right and a cyclist going straight on is riding in the cycle lane beside you. Who goes first?

Accepted Answer

The cyclist: you must wait for them to pass before turning

Answer

You, because you have already signalled the turn

Answer

You, because the cycle lane ends at the junction

Question 20

At this unsigned junction, vehicle A is approaching from your left. Who goes first?

Accepted Answer

You, because A must give way to whoever comes from its right

Answer

A, because it reached the junction first

Answer

Whoever is going faster

Question 21

Outside a built-up area you are going to overtake a cyclist. As well as leaving a 1.5-metre gap, what must you do?

Accepted Answer

Reduce your speed by at least 20 km/h below the road's limit, before and during the overtaking

Answer

Keep your speed so as to finish sooner

Answer

Exceed the limit by 20 km/h to overtake faster

Question 22

You are going to turn left and vehicle A, coming towards you, is going straight on. Who goes first?

Accepted Answer

A: you must wait for it to pass before turning

Answer

You, because you signalled the turn first

Answer

You, because A has you on its right

Question 23

You are on a tarmac road and vehicle A is coming from your right out of a dirt track. Who goes first?

Accepted Answer

You, because you are on a paved road

Answer

A, because it is coming from your right

Answer

Whoever reaches the junction first

Question 24

You want to go back the way you came and there is a roundabout ahead. How can you do it?

Accepted Answer

By going all the way round the roundabout and leaving by the same road you entered

Answer

By turning left at the entry to the roundabout

Answer

By going round the roundabout clockwise

Question 25

You are going to take the first exit from a two-lane roundabout. Which lane should you use?

Accepted Answer

The outside lane

Answer

The inside lane

Answer

Either of them

Question 26

You are going round a roundabout and a vehicle is waiting to enter from an unsigned entry. Who has priority?

Accepted Answer

You, because you are already on the roundabout

Answer

The vehicle that wants to enter, because it is approaching from your right

Answer

Whoever reaches the crossing point first

Question 27

May a motorcycle ride on the hard shoulder to move forward in a tailback?

Accepted Answer

Only on signposted stretches that allow it, with traffic stopped, at 30 km/h at most and in single file

Answer

Yes, whenever there is a tailback

Answer

No, never

Question 28

You are going straight on and vehicle A, coming towards you, is going to turn to its left. Who goes first?

Accepted Answer

You, because A must give way to oncoming traffic before turning left

Answer

A, because it has signalled the turn

Answer

A, because it is on your left

Question 29

Does the obligation to slow down by 20 km/h when passing an emergency vehicle stopped in your lane also apply in built-up areas?

Accepted Answer

Yes, on any road

Answer

No, only on motorways and dual carriageways

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No, only outside built-up areas

Question 30

You are in the inside lane of a roundabout and want to move into the outside lane to leave. Another vehicle is in the outside lane. Who has priority?

Accepted Answer

The vehicle in the outside lane

Answer

You, because you are leaving the roundabout

Answer

You, because the other vehicle sees you coming from its left