Dirección General de Tráfico (DGT)
Carnet de Conducir B Test 2026
App for the Spanish driving theory test (category B)
Preparation for the common theory exam of the Spanish category B licence: thirty questions in thirty minutes, and you pass with at most three mistakes. The bank holds 9,419 questions with explanations, spread across the seventeen blocks of the official syllabus and checked against the regulations in force. The question appears in the language of the exam — Spanish or English, the two the DGT accepts — and the explanation in yours.
Who it is for
Anyone taking the Spanish category B licence, studying in Spanish, in English, or with explanations in Russian.
The exam
How it is marked
Thirty questions with three options and exactly one correct, thirty minutes, and you pass with at most three mistakes — 90 % of the total score. A blank counts as a mistake, so it pays to answer everything.
Real Decreto 818/2009, Reglamento General de Conductores (texto consolidado)
Anexo VI, B), apartados 1 a 3
At a glance
Exam facts
- Exam30 questions · 30 minutes · 3 options
- Pass mark27 of 30 · at most 3 mistakes
- SyllabusAll 17 blocks of the official programme
- LanguagesQuestion in Spanish or English · explanation in es, en or ru
- Question bank9,419 questions, every one explained
Content
Syllabus · 17 blocks
Every mock spreads its 30 questions across these blocks in proportion to their weight in the official syllabus.
- Definitions
- Documents and the points licence
- The condition of the driver
- Duties of drivers and pedestrians
- Safety devices in the vehicle
- Vehicle parts and how to use them
- Vehicle lighting
- Traffic signs
- The road
- Speed and distances
- Manoeuvres
- Right of way
- Carrying people and loads
- Driving safely
- Mechanics and maintenance
- Road accidents
- Defensive and efficient driving
The app
What's inside
- 019,419 questions, every one explained: why the right answer is right, not just which one it is.
- 02All 17 blocks of the official syllabus, spread across every mock in the proportion of the real exam.
- 03Full mock: 30 questions in 30 minutes, pass with at most three mistakes, exactly as the DGT marks it.
- 04The question in the language of the exam — Spanish or English — and the explanation in Spanish, English or Russian.
- 05Signs and road situations open full screen, nothing cropped.
- 06Mistake review: what you get wrong comes back until it stops being wrong.
- 07A button to report an error with the question number: we check it against the regulation.
- 08Works offline and without an account.
FAQ
Frequently asked
How many questions does the Spanish category B theory exam have, and how many mistakes are allowed?
Thirty questions with three options and exactly one correct, thirty minutes, and you pass with at most three mistakes. An unanswered question counts as a mistake.
Can the exam be taken in another language?
The DGT examines in Spanish and in English. That is why the app shows the question in whichever of those two you will sit, and keeps the explanation in yours: Spanish, English or Russian.
Are these the official exam questions?
There is no published official DGT question bank, and any app claiming to have one cannot substantiate it. Ours are written from the General Traffic Regulation, the General Drivers Regulation and the rest of the rules in force, and each carries its explanation.
Is it up to date for 2026?
Yes. The bank is checked against Royal Decree 518/2026, applicable from 1 October 2026, and against the V-16 beacon requirement from 1 January 2026. Out-of-date questions are the most repeated complaint about competing apps.
Do I need to sign up?
No. There are no accounts and no email: the bank ships inside the app and your progress stays on the phone.
What can I try for free?
A daily test and one full topic, every day, with no payment and no sign-up. Full access opens the whole bank and the mocks.
Independent preparation app. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Dirección General de Tráfico (DGT) or any other official body. Passing inside the app does not produce a certificate accepted by any authority.