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Q: When parking downhill without a curb, turn your wheels:

To the right. Turn wheels to the right so if the car rolls, it will move off the road rather than into traffic.

Q: When driving in fog, you should:

Use fog lights and dipped headlights, reduce speed. Use fog lights and dipped headlights (not high beams), reduce speed, and increase following distance.

Q: If you have a tire blowout while driving, you should:

Grip steering firmly, ease off gas, brake gently, pull over safely. Grip steering wheel firmly, don''t brake hard, ease off accelerator, brake gently, and steer to safety.

Q: The emergency brake (handbrake) should be used when:

Parking on any slope. Always engage the handbrake when parking, especially on slopes, to prevent the vehicle from rolling.

Q: A red "X" above a lane means:

Lane is closed - do not use. A red X indicates the lane is closed and must not be used.

Q: What is the BAC (blood alcohol) limit in Spain?

General limit: 0.5 g/L blood (0.25 mg/L breath). Novice drivers (first 2 years) and professional drivers: 0.3 g/L (0.15 mg/L breath), dropping to 0.2 g/L in 2026. Exceeding 0.60 mg/L breath is a criminal offence. Spain conducts frequent roadside breath tests (controles de alcoholemia).

Q: How does the Spanish points system work?

Spain uses a descending points system (permiso por puntos). All drivers start with 12 points (8 for novice drivers in their first 2 years). Points are deducted for infractions. Reaching 0 points triggers licence suspension (3 months first offence, 6 months repeat). You can recover 2 points by taking a road safety course (once every 2 years). After 2 infraction-free years, novice drivers receive 12 points; after 3 more clean years, all drivers reach 15.

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Test Questions

30

Pass Mark

27/30

Minimum Age

18

License Fee

94.05€

Source: DGT · Last updated: 2026-03-15

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Emergency Numbers

General Emergency112

Policía Nacional091

Policía Local092

Guardia Civil062

Speed Limits

Autopista / Autovía — Toll motorway / free motorway

Carretera convencional — Interurban roads

Urban (multi-lane) — More than one lane per direction

Urban (single-lane) — Since May 2021 reform

Plataforma única — Shared pedestrian-vehicle space

Road Hazards

Intense sunlight year-round, especially in southern regions — low-angle sun at dawn and dusk signifi…

Mediterranean coast experiences sudden, violent storms that can cause flash flooding and dangerous r…

Dense fog on mountain passes, especially in northern Spain (Asturias, Cantabria, Basque Country) and…

Spain has a strong cycling culture — maintain 1.5m minimum overtaking distance. Extra caution on car…

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How much does a driving licence cost in Spain?

The total cost for a Category B (car) licence is typically €700–€1,400. This includes: autoescuela enrolment €200–600, theory materials ~€200, practical lessons at €20–35 per hour, theory exam €94.12, practical exam €44.58, and psicotécnico (medical certificate) €25–50. Costs vary by region, with Madrid and Barcelona generally more expensive.

What is the Spanish theory test format?

The DGT theory exam for Category B has 30 multiple-choice questions with 3 options each, to be completed in 30 minutes. You must answer at least 27 correctly (maximum 3 errors) for a 90% pass mark — the highest in Europe. The test costs €94.12 and is available in Spanish, English, French, German, and regional languages. Starting in 2026, video-based questions will be introduced.

What is the pass rate for the Spanish theory test?

The theory test pass rate is approximately 49%, making it one of the more challenging driving theory exams in Europe. This is largely due to the demanding 90% pass mark (maximum 3 errors out of 30 questions). Thorough preparation with practice tests is essential.

What is the BAC (blood alcohol) limit in Spain?

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