DGT test: would you pass the driving licence exam today?
The Spanish Directorate-General for Traffic (DGT) has published a new test designed to refresh drivers’ memory. Would you pass?

Could you pass the driving licence exam? The Directorate-General for Traffic has just published a new online test. This multiple-choice quiz has fifteen questions and is aimed both at young people about to get their licence and at all other drivers. Its goal is to refresh knowledge and raise awareness among everyone who uses the road.
Remember! It never hurts to review the traffic regulations and keep up to date with all the changes introduced into the General Traffic Regulations. These fifteen questions will bring back memories of your driving school days and may well catch you out. Traffic signs, safety measures and even parking: do you think you could pass the driving test again?

The DGT puts you to the test
The Directorate-General for Traffic is putting many drivers to the test, and it is well worth trying to answer this exam. It is quick and will probably make you think. Remember, before answering at random, read the questions and all the possible answers carefully, as only one is correct.
The theory test that the Directorate-General for Traffic publishes every month includes questions on parking, driving in residential areas, junctions, road signs, two-way carriageways, and more. In other words, it is like sitting a new exam to get your driving licence. If this one seems too easy, you can go to its website and try more.

It is worth noting that any of the questions in this test could appear in the driving test in any autonomous community. This is a real test! Take it and tell us whether you passed. You can also check your knowledge for any type of driving licence, not just category B, which is for passenger cars. Before getting into the car, try reviewing some basic concepts, especially after all these months of the pandemic in which we have been using the car much less! Go for it!
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