Topic: Manoeuvres · Nº 944 / 982
En un túnel, si no va a adelantar, debe mantener una distancia con el vehículo que va delante...
In a tunnel, if you are not going to overtake, you must keep a distance from the vehicle in front...
- Aque permita al vehículo que circula detrás adelantar con seguridad.that allows the vehicle behind to overtake safely.
- Bde al menos 100 metros.of at least 100 metres.
- Csuficiente para no colisionar con él en caso de frenada brusca.large enough not to hit it if it brakes sharply.
Show answer
Correct answer
- Bde al menos 100 metros.of at least 100 metres.
In tunnels, you must keep a minimum safe distance of 100 metres from the vehicle in front, unless you intend to overtake. This rule is in the General Traffic Regulations (RGC), which say that the safe distance must be enough to avoid collisions if the vehicle in front brakes sharply. The reason for this rule is to keep traffic safe in an enclosed and potentially dangerous place like a tunnel, where reaction and braking times can be different because of visibility and the number of other vehicles.
Independent app: not affiliated with or endorsed by the DGT (Spain's Directorate-General for Traffic) or the Ministry of the Interior. The official exam is booked with the DGT and taken at its test centres. The questions here are practice material; the DGT's official question bank is not public.