Basic concepts is one of the topics in the General rules block of the Spanish DGT theory. Defines who the traffic rules apply to and where, the basic definitions and the principles behind the whole theory. Understanding this section well helps you answer the theory-exam questions on this topic with confidence.
In simple terms, this point of the DGT theory establishes that 2. Habitual driver. A person who, holding the necessary driving licence or permit, is registered in the Register of Drivers and Offenders and, with their prior consent, is notified by the owner of the vehicle or, where applicable, by the long-term lessee to the Register of Vehicles, as being the person who usually or most…
The exam often asks where and to whom these rules apply; read the options carefully, as they frequently change a single word.
2. Habitual driver. A person who, holding the necessary driving licence or permit, is registered in the Register of Drivers and Offenders and, with their prior consent, is notified by the owner of the vehicle or, where applicable, by the long-term lessee to the Register of Vehicles, as being the person who usually or most frequently drives that vehicle. When a vehicle is registered by a natural person who holds no administrative authorisation to drive, it shall be compulsory to designate a habitual driver.
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