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Traffic signs
Traffic rules
Belgium
True/false 17 Belgium 85 Car controls 109 Dashboard lights 40 Priority rules 9 Pedestrians 19 Cyclists 20 Driving licence 65 Show all 716
May you normally stop or park a car on the pavement in Belgium?

501. May you normally stop or park a car on the pavement in Belgium?

Yes, if the hazard lights are switched on.
Yes, for up to fifteen minutes.
Yes, if no pedestrians are currently present.
✓ No, unless local signs or markings specifically permit it.

Stopping and parking a car on the pavement is normally prohibited. It is only permitted where local signs, markings, or regulations specifically allow it.

Car stopped or parked on a pavement
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From what blood alcohol concentration is an ordinary driver in violation in Belgium?

502. From what blood alcohol concentration is an ordinary driver in violation in Belgium?

Alcohol is permitted without a limit.
0.8 g/l or more.
1.0 g/l or more.
✓ 0.5 g/l or more.

For most drivers, the punishable threshold begins at a blood alcohol concentration of 0.5 g/l, equivalent to 0.22 mg/l in exhaled alveolar air.

Alcohol limits for ordinary drivers in Belgium
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May you enter a railway crossing when traffic beyond it is blocked?

503. May you enter a railway crossing when traffic beyond it is blocked?

Yes, if the barriers are open.
✓ No, if you are likely to stop on the crossing.
Only with the hazard lights on.
Yes, when no train is visible.

You must not enter a railway crossing when congestion may force you to stop on the tracks, even when the signals permit you to proceed.

Traffic queue beyond a railway crossing
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What should you do with a child restraint after a collision?

504. What should you do with a child restraint after a collision?

✓ Follow the manufacturer's instructions about inspection or replacement.
Keep using it if no damage is visible.
Repair damaged parts yourself.
Replace only the seat cover.

A child restraint may be damaged in a collision even when the damage is not obvious. Follow the manufacturer's instructions, as the restraint may need to be inspected or replaced before it is used again.

Child car seat requiring inspection after a collision
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What minimum distance should you leave when passing a pedestrian walking on the road?

505. What minimum distance should you leave when passing a pedestrian walking on the road?

At least 1 metre everywhere.
At least 2 metres only at night.
No minimum distance is required at low speed.
✓ At least 1 metre inside built-up areas and 1.5 metres outside them.

A driver must leave at least one metre when passing a pedestrian on the road and at least 1.5 metres outside a built-up area. If this is impossible, the driver must proceed at walking pace and stop if necessary.

Vehicle leaving space when passing a pedestrian
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What is the safest choice if you have consumed alcohol?

506. What is the safest choice if you have consumed alcohol?

Drive only if you do not feel drunk.
Drink coffee before driving.
Eat something and wait a short while.
✓ Do not drive and arrange a sober form of transport.

Alcohol can impair judgement, coordination, vision, and reaction time. A sober driver, taxi, public transport, or an overnight stay is the safer choice.

Alcohol consumption and the decision not to drive
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What should you do first after a collision?

507. What should you do first after a collision?

✓ Stop, check for danger and injuries, and call for help if needed.
Check the vehicle damage before checking for injuries.
Continue driving if the vehicles can still move.
Discuss who caused the collision before calling for help.

Stop the vehicle, warn other traffic where appropriate, assess immediate danger and injuries, and contact the emergency services when needed. Exchange any details required by local law.

Vehicles stopped after a road collision
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Which Belgian moped class is limited to a maximum design speed of 25 km/h?

508. Which Belgian moped class is limited to a maximum design speed of 25 km/h?

Class B.
✓ Class A.

A Belgian class A moped has a maximum design speed of no more than 25 km/h. It may be ridden from the age of 16 without a driving licence.

Belgian class A moped limited to 25 km/h
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How can you check that a manual gearbox is in neutral?

509. How can you check that a manual gearbox is in neutral?

Press the accelerator pedal.
Pull up the parking brake.
✓ Move the gear lever gently from side to side.
Turn the steering wheel.

When a manual gearbox is in neutral, the gear lever can normally be moved freely from side to side across the centre of the gear pattern. Check that neutral is selected before starting the engine when appropriate.

Checking neutral with a manual gear lever
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Who normally has priority when you enter a motorway from an entry lane?

510. Who normally has priority when you enter a motorway from an entry lane?

The vehicle closest to the end of the entry lane.
Whichever vehicle reaches the merge point first.
The vehicle travelling at the higher speed.
✓ Traffic already travelling on the motorway.

You must adjust your speed and find a safe gap without forcing motorway traffic to brake or change direction.

Vehicle entering beside traffic already on a motorway
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Do holders of a Belgian driving licence normally need an international permit in the EEA?

511. Do holders of a Belgian driving licence normally need an international permit in the EEA?

✓ No, a valid Belgian driving licence is sufficient.
Yes, it is always required.
Only outside the European Union.
Only for category B.

A valid Belgian driving licence is recognised throughout the European Economic Area, so an international driving permit is normally unnecessary.

Belgian driving licence for travel within the European Economic Area
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Why should you leave extra space when passing cyclists in strong winds?

512. Why should you leave extra space when passing cyclists in strong winds?

Cyclists always ride more slowly in strong winds.
✓ They may be blown sideways unexpectedly.
Strong wind makes bicycle brakes less effective.
Cyclists must stop when a vehicle passes them.

Strong gusts can affect cyclists' balance and direction. Extra passing space reduces the risk of a collision.

Vehicle passing a cyclist in windy conditions
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

513. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

Central door locking.
Fuel-filler flap release.
✓ Boot or tailgate release.
Bonnet release.

This symbol indicates the boot or tailgate release. Operating the control unlocks or opens the luggage compartment, depending on the vehicle.

Boot or tailgate release control
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Who may normally use a Belgian school street while its restriction is active?

514. Who may normally use a Belgian school street while its restriction is active?

All residents and delivery vehicles.
All motor vehicles travelling below 20 km/h.
✓ Pedestrians, cyclists, and speed-pedelec riders.
Only school employees.

A school street is normally reserved for pedestrians, bicycles, and speed pedelecs. Emergency vehicles and specially authorised vehicles may be exceptions.

Restricted school street used by pedestrians and cyclists
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

515. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

✓ Passenger airbag deactivation.
Airbag-system fault.
Central door locking.
Seat-belt reminder.

This control allows the front passenger airbag to be deactivated on vehicles equipped with this function. The airbag must be deactivated when a rear-facing child restraint is used on the front passenger seat.

Front passenger airbag deactivation control
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What should you normally do before changing gear in a manual vehicle?

516. What should you normally do before changing gear in a manual vehicle?

Switch off the engine.
✓ Press the clutch pedal fully.
Press the accelerator pedal fully.
Apply the parking brake.

Pressing the clutch pedal disconnects the engine from the transmission so that another gear can be selected. After changing gear, the clutch should be released smoothly.

Clutch operation when changing gear in a manual vehicle
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Where is stopping or parking prohibited near a pedestrian crossing?

517. Where is stopping or parking prohibited near a pedestrian crossing?

✓ On the crossing and within five metres before it.
Only when pedestrians are crossing.
Nowhere if the hazard lights are used.
Only directly on the crossing.

You may not stop or park on a pedestrian crossing or on the carriageway within five metres before it. This helps approaching drivers see pedestrians.

Parked vehicle close to a pedestrian crossing
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Why should you avoid placing objects on or over an airbag cover?

518. Why should you avoid placing objects on or over an airbag cover?

They could make the airbag deploy too slowly.
✓ They could interfere with deployment and become dangerous projectiles.
They could make the dashboard harder to clean.
They could cause the airbag warning light to stay on.

Do not place or attach objects over an airbag cover or in an airbag's deployment area. They may interfere with the airbag as it inflates and could be thrown towards occupants when the airbag deploys.

Objects placed over a vehicle's airbag cover
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

519. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

Door-open warning.
Charging-system warning.
Power-steering warning.
✓ Immobiliser or anti-theft system.

This symbol relates to the vehicle's immobiliser or anti-theft system. If it remains illuminated or flashes unexpectedly, the vehicle may not recognise the key or there may be a fault in the security system.

Immobiliser indicator symbol on the dashboard
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May you normally ride an electric scooter on the pavement in Belgium?

520. May you normally ride an electric scooter on the pavement in Belgium?

Yes, whenever the road is busy.
Yes, at any speed.
✓ No, riders are generally treated like cyclists.
Only outside built-up areas.

Electric-scooter riders are generally treated as cyclists and may not ride on the pavement. A person walking while pushing the scooter is treated as a pedestrian.

Electric scooter near a pavement
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What should you do if the brakes fade during a long descent?

521. What should you do if the brakes fade during a long descent?

Shift into neutral and let the vehicle roll freely.
Accelerate between bends to reduce brake use.
✓ Select a lower gear and stop safely to allow the brakes to cool.
Keep pressing the brakes continuously all the way downhill.

Continuous braking can cause overheating and reduced braking performance. A lower gear provides engine braking and reduces demand on the brakes.

Vehicle descending a hill with overheating brakes
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How should you use the brake pedal during emergency braking in a vehicle with ABS?

522. How should you use the brake pedal during emergency braking in a vehicle with ABS?

Use the parking brake instead.
Release it if the pedal vibrates.
✓ Press it firmly and keep it pressed.
Pump it rapidly.

During emergency braking with ABS, press the brake pedal firmly and keep it pressed. Pulsation or vibration through the pedal can be normal while ABS is operating, so do not pump or release the brake.

Firm brake-pedal pressure during emergency braking with ABS
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Which motorcycles are covered by driving licence A1?

523. Which motorcycles are covered by driving licence A1?

✓ Motorcycles up to 125 cm³ and 11 kW.
Motorcycles of any power.
Motorcycles up to 35 kW.
Cars up to 3,500 kg.

Category A1 covers motorcycles with an engine capacity of no more than 125 cm³, power of no more than 11 kW, and a power-to-weight ratio of no more than 0.1 kW/kg. It also covers powered tricycles up to 15 kW.

Light motorcycle covered by category A1
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What is the purpose of the manual parking brake?

524. What is the purpose of the manual parking brake?

To select reverse gear.
To disengage the clutch.
To slow the vehicle during normal driving.
✓ To help keep the vehicle stationary when parked.

The manual parking brake helps keep the vehicle stationary when parked. It is normally applied by pulling up the handbrake lever and released before driving away.

Manual handbrake lever in a vehicle
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Why should you avoid resting your foot on the clutch pedal while driving?

525. Why should you avoid resting your foot on the clutch pedal while driving?

It can lock the steering.
✓ It can cause unnecessary clutch wear.
It can apply the parking brake.
It can increase tyre pressure.

Resting your foot on the clutch pedal can apply slight pressure to the clutch mechanism and cause unnecessary wear. Keep your left foot off the clutch when it is not needed.

Foot position near the clutch pedal
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

526. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

Parking brake applied.
Low tyre pressure.
✓ Brake-pad wear warning.
Brake-system fault.

This symbol indicates that the brake pads may be worn and should be inspected. Continuing to drive with excessively worn brake pads can reduce braking performance and damage other brake components.

Brake-pad wear warning symbol on the dashboard
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

527. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

Power-steering control.
Seat adjustment.
✓ Steering-wheel adjustment.
Exterior mirror adjustment.

This control adjusts the position of the steering wheel. Depending on the vehicle, the steering wheel may be moved up or down and forwards or backwards to obtain a safe and comfortable driving position.

Control for adjusting the steering-wheel position
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What should you do after stopping because of a breakdown?

528. What should you do after stopping because of a breakdown?

Leave the engine running and keep the vehicle in neutral.
✓ Apply the parking brake, switch off the engine, and use hazard lights.
Stand behind the vehicle to warn approaching traffic.
Leave the parking brake off if the road is level.

Secure the vehicle so that it cannot move and use the hazard warning lights to alert approaching traffic. Where required and safe, place a warning triangle to give additional warning.

Broken-down vehicle with hazard warning lights
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When should you fasten your seat belt?

529. When should you fasten your seat belt?

Only when driving at high speed.
Only on long journeys.
Only when traffic is heavy.
✓ Before the vehicle starts moving.

Fasten your seat belt before the vehicle starts moving and keep it fastened throughout the journey. Make sure your passengers are also safely seated and properly restrained.

Fastening a seat belt before setting off
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

530. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

Front windscreen demister.
Rear window demister.
Air recirculation.
✓ Windscreen washer.

This symbol indicates the windscreen washer. Operating the control sprays washer fluid onto the windscreen and normally activates the wipers to help clean the glass.

Windscreen-washer control and spray symbol
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Why should you leave extra space behind a vehicle carrying animals?

531. Why should you leave extra space behind a vehicle carrying animals?

Because they cannot use brake lights.
Because they cannot use their horn.
Because they must always travel in the centre of the road.
✓ Because it may move slowly or stop unexpectedly.

Vehicles transporting animals may accelerate slowly, take bends carefully, or brake gently to protect their load.

Vehicle following an animal transporter
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What should you do if it is unsafe to leave a stranded vehicle?

532. What should you do if it is unsafe to leave a stranded vehicle?

Leave the vehicle and wait beside it for help.
Try to push the vehicle out of the traffic lane.
✓ Stay inside, use hazard lights, and call the emergency services.
Walk along the road to find assistance.

If leaving the vehicle would put you in greater danger, remain restrained, make the vehicle visible, contact the emergency services, and follow their instructions.

Vehicle stranded among moving traffic
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Who normally has priority at roundabouts in Belgium?

533. Who normally has priority at roundabouts in Belgium?

Traffic entering the roundabout.
✓ Traffic already on the roundabout.

In Belgium, traffic entering a roundabout normally gives way to traffic already circulating.

Vehicles approaching and circulating on a roundabout
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What should you do if your vehicle begins to aquaplane?

534. What should you do if your vehicle begins to aquaplane?

Turn the steering wheel sharply to regain grip.
Accelerate to push through the water.
Change lanes immediately to find a drier surface.
✓ Ease off the accelerator and keep steering gently.

Aquaplaning happens when the tyres lose contact with the road surface. Ease off the accelerator, avoid sudden movements, and wait for grip to return.

Vehicle losing tyre contact on a water-covered road
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What should a designated driver do?

535. What should a designated driver do?

Stop drinking shortly before driving.
Drink only low-alcohol drinks.
Do not carry passengers who have been drinking.
✓ Remain alcohol-free for the entire journey.

A designated driver should remain sober so they can drive safely and respond properly to traffic conditions.

Alcohol-free designated driver for a journey
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What should you do if your motorcycle helmet visor starts to fog?

536. What should you do if your motorcycle helmet visor starts to fog?

Keep riding at the same speed until it clears.
✓ Reduce speed and clear the visor safely.
Look around the side of the visor instead.
Wipe the inside of the visor while riding.

A fogged visor can seriously reduce your view of the road. Reduce speed and use the helmet's ventilation, demisting or anti-fog features where available. If you cannot restore a clear view safely, stop in a safe place before continuing.

Misted visor on a motorcycle helmet
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Why is adequate tyre tread important?

537. Why is adequate tyre tread important?

✓ It helps maintain grip and move water away from the tyre.
It prevents tyres from losing air pressure.
It increases the amount of power from the engine.
It keeps the tyres from becoming warm while driving.

Tyre tread helps the vehicle grip the road and disperse water. Worn tread increases the risk of skidding and aquaplaning, especially in wet conditions.

Tread grooves on a vehicle tyre
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What should you do if you feel tired while driving?

538. What should you do if you feel tired while driving?

✓ Stop in a safe place and take a break.
Open a window and continue driving.
Drive faster to reach your destination sooner.
Turn up the radio to stay alert.

Driving while tired reduces concentration and reaction time. Stop somewhere safe and rest before continuing.

Tired driver taking a break from a journey
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What should you check after fitting a wheel?

539. What should you check after fitting a wheel?

✓ That the wheel nuts are tightened correctly.
That the wheel can move slightly on the hub.
That the jack remains partly under the vehicle.
That the tyre is touching the wheel arch.

After fitting a wheel, make sure the wheel nuts are tightened correctly using the manufacturer's specified procedure and torque. Incorrectly tightened wheel nuts can loosen or damage the wheel. Recheck them later if the vehicle or wheel manufacturer recommends it.

Checking wheel nuts after fitting a wheel
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What should you consider before selecting a lower gear in a manual vehicle?

540. What should you consider before selecting a lower gear in a manual vehicle?

Whether the steering wheel is centred.
Whether the parking brake is applied.
✓ Whether the vehicle's speed is suitable for the lower gear.
Whether the headlights are switched on.

Before selecting a lower gear, make sure the vehicle's speed is suitable for that gear. Selecting too low a gear at excessive speed can cause harsh engine braking and place unnecessary stress on the drivetrain.

Selecting a lower gear in a manual vehicle
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What should you do if a motorcycle helmet visor is badly scratched?

541. What should you do if a motorcycle helmet visor is badly scratched?

✓ Replace it before riding.
Cover the scratches with clear tape.
Use it only during daylight.
Keep using it if the weather is dry.

A badly scratched or damaged visor can reduce or distort your view, especially in bright sunlight or at night. Replace a visor that no longer provides a clear, safe view and follow the helmet manufacturer's instructions.

Scratched visor on a motorcycle helmet
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What should you do before driving away after charging an electric vehicle?

542. What should you do before driving away after charging an electric vehicle?

Drive forward slowly to disconnect the plug.
Leave the charging flap open so it can cool.
Place the cable loosely beside the charging bay.
✓ Disconnect the charging cable and secure it properly.

Before driving away, disconnect the charging cable correctly and return it to the charger or store it securely in the vehicle, as appropriate. Close the charging port and check that the area around the vehicle is clear.

Disconnecting an electric vehicle after charging
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What should you do when crossing a road with no marked crossing nearby?

543. What should you do when crossing a road with no marked crossing nearby?

Cross between parked vehicles if traffic seems quiet.
Cross where the road is narrowest, even if visibility is poor.
✓ Choose a place with a clear view in both directions.
Cross diagonally to spend less time in each lane.

If there is no marked crossing nearby, choose a safe place where you can clearly see approaching traffic.

Pedestrian preparing to cross a road without a marked crossing
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

544. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

✓ Risk of icy road conditions.
Winter tyres are fitted.
Engine coolant is too cold.
Air conditioning is active.

This symbol warns that the outside temperature is low enough for ice to form. Road surfaces, especially bridges and shaded areas, may be slippery even when they appear clear.

Icy-road warning symbol on the dashboard
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What is the normal minimum speed on a Belgian motorway?

545. What is the normal minimum speed on a Belgian motorway?

60 km/h.
80 km/h.
90 km/h.
✓ 70 km/h.

Vehicles admitted to the motorway may not normally travel below 70 km/h unless a lower limit is imposed. Drivers must still reduce speed when traffic, weather, or safety conditions require it.

Minimum-speed requirements on a Belgian motorway
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What does the SET function of cruise control normally do?

546. What does the SET function of cruise control normally do?

✓ Stores the current speed as the cruising speed.
Switches cruise control off.
Applies the brakes automatically.
Returns to a previously stored speed.

The SET function normally stores the vehicle's current speed as the cruise-control speed. Use it only when the road, traffic, and driving conditions are suitable.

SET button for storing a cruising speed
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What is a danger of driving a petrol or diesel vehicle with the boot or tailgate open?

547. What is a danger of driving a petrol or diesel vehicle with the boot or tailgate open?

The vehicle can become too heavy at the rear.
The rear window demister may stop working.
The fuel gauge may become inaccurate.
✓ Exhaust fumes can be drawn into the passenger compartment.

Driving with the boot or tailgate open can allow exhaust gases to be drawn into the vehicle. Exhaust fumes may contain carbon monoxide, which is poisonous and may be difficult to detect. Keep the luggage compartment properly closed while driving whenever possible.

Open vehicle tailgate and exhaust-fume risk
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What is the minimum licence for a 125 cm³, 11 kW motorcycle at 0.1 kW/kg?

548. What is the minimum licence for a 125 cm³, 11 kW motorcycle at 0.1 kW/kg?

Licence A.
✓ Licence A1.
Licence AM.
Licence B.

Category A1 covers motorcycles with an engine capacity not exceeding 125 cm³, power not exceeding 11 kW, and a power-to-weight ratio not exceeding 0.1 kW/kg.

125 cm³ motorcycle for category A1
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What does pulling the lighting stalk towards you normally do?

549. What does pulling the lighting stalk towards you normally do?

Switch on the dipped headlights.
Activate the direction indicators.
✓ Flash the main-beam headlights.
Activate the hazard warning lights.

Pulling the lighting stalk towards you normally flashes the main-beam headlights. This briefly illuminates the main beam while the stalk is held or operated.

Lighting stalk used to flash the main-beam headlights
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What does Code 96 allow with a category B licence?

550. What does Code 96 allow with a category B licence?

A goods vehicle weighing up to 7,500 kg.
Any category B vehicle with any trailer.
✓ A trailer over 750 kg with a combination over 3,500 and up to 4,250 kg.
A trailer weighing more than 3,500 kg.

Code 96 allows a category B vehicle to tow a trailer over 750 kg when the combined maximum authorised mass exceeds 3,500 kg but does not exceed 4,250 kg. Code 96 is not a separate driving licence category.

Car and trailer combination for category B with Code 96
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