Signalized intersections

Signalized intersections is one of the topics in the Priority block of the Spanish DGT theory. Who goes first: right-of-way rules at junctions, roundabouts, narrow sections and special cases. 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 drivers of vehicles approaching an intersection regulated by a traffic officer must stop their vehicles when ordered to do so by the officer using the signals provided for in Article 143.

Priority questions use concrete situations (junctions, roundabouts, narrow sections): first work out who has right of way and why.

📜 Reference legal text — Article 56 (2)

Drivers of vehicles approaching an intersection regulated by a traffic officer must stop their vehicles when ordered to do so by the officer using the signals provided for in Article 143.

🔗 Read the official text on the BOE (Spanish General Traffic Regulations)

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What is signalized intersections?
Signalized intersections is a DGT theory topic within the «Priority» block, governed by Artículo 56 (2) of the Spanish General Traffic Regulations. Above you will find a simple explanation and the reference legal text.
Does this topic appear in the DGT theory exam?
Yes. Every section of the General Traffic Regulations can appear in the theory exam. To practise with real questions, go to the TraficoTest platform.
Where is it regulated (Article 56 (2))?
This content comes from Article 56 (2) of the Spanish traffic regulations. You can read the official text on the BOE.

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