Examen de Conocimientos Viales — Jalisco (SETRAN)

In Jalisco, for how long are driver's licenses and their renewals (refrendos) issued under the Ley de Movilidad, Seguridad Vial y Transporte?

• ATwo years
• BTen years
• CPermanently
• DFour years

In Jalisco's license categories, which license covers adults driving private cars of up to 15 passengers?

• ALicencia de Chofer (B+E)
• BLicencia de Motociclista (A2)
• CLicencia de Automovilista (B2)
• DPermiso para menor Automovilista (B1)

According to SETRAN's official course portal, what does the A2 Licencia para Motociclistas authorize?

• AMotorcycles up to 250 cc, or electric ones up to 4,000 watts, for people 18 or older
• BAny motorcycle of any engine size, for people 16 or older who hold a permit
• CMotorcycles up to 125 cc for minors
• DPickup trucks and motorcycles

According to SETRAN's 2026 requirements, which applicants for a new license must present the certificate of the corresponding road-safety course (curso vial)?

• AEvery automovilista applicant, whether it is a first license or a later renewal
• BOnly drivers older than 75
• CMotorcyclists, minors seeking permits, and public, taxi and platform drivers
• DOnly drivers exchanging a foreign or out-of-state license for a Jalisco one

According to SETRAN's 2026 requirements, what additional document must an applicant aged 75 or older present to get or renew a license?

• AA road-safety course certificate
• BA new practical driving exam every year, taken at a SETRAN license module
• CA letter from a relative
• DA health certificate from an official agency stating fitness to drive

Under Article 124 of the Ley de Movilidad, Seguridad Vial y Transporte del Estado de Jalisco, what is required to circulate on public roads?

• AA current policy or certificate covering damage to third parties
• BTheft insurance only
• CInsurance only for vehicles more than 10 years old, which are more likely to crash
• DNo insurance for private vehicles; only public transport must be insured

Under Article 124 of the Jalisco mobility law, who must use the seat belt in a motor vehicle?

• AOnly the driver
• BOnly front-seat occupants
• CAll passengers of motor vehicles
• DOnly on highways

Under Article 124 of the Jalisco mobility law, how must children from 0 to 12 years old travel?

• AIn the front seat with an adult seat belt, as long as they are over 5 years old
• BOn an adult's lap in the rear seat
• CIn the rear seats in an SRI or safety seat suited to their height and weight
• DIn any seat with an adult belt, as long as the trip is short and within the city

Under Article 124 of the Jalisco mobility law, what applies to a vehicle that has no rear seats when a child who needs an SRI travels in it?

• AThe child may not travel in that vehicle
• BThe child rides in the front seat with only the adult belt, since no rear seat exists
• CIn the front seat with a suitable restraint, and the passenger airbag deactivated
• DThe child rides in the cargo area

Under Article 124 of the Jalisco mobility law, what does it recommend for people older than 12 who are shorter than 1.50 meters?

• AThey must ride in the front seat
• BThey must use an infant carrier
• CThey are exempt from the seat belt if they sit in the back
• DThey should preferably travel in the rear seats

Under Article 124 of the Jalisco mobility law, what does it say about talking on the phone or texting while driving?

• AIt is allowed for calls, but reading or sending text messages is prohibited
• BTalking or texting is prohibited unless done with hands-free technology
• CIt is allowed below 30 km/h
• DIt is allowed if the phone is held against the steering wheel with one hand

Under Article 25 of the Jalisco mobility law, who is at the top of the mobility hierarchy?

• APedestrians, with priority by disability, mobility, gender and age
• BPublic transport users, because buses move the most people per vehicle
• CCyclists
• DPrivate vehicles

Under Article 25 of the Jalisco mobility law, which group comes last in the mobility hierarchy?

• AGoods transport providers
• BPublic transport users
• CCyclists
• DUsers of private motor vehicles

Under the Jalisco mobility law, which vehicles are exempt from carrying the vehicle verification certificate?

• AVehicles less than two years old
• BMotorcycles over 250 cc
• CHybrid-electric and electric vehicles
• DPickup trucks

Under Article 374 of the Jalisco mobility law, what fine applies to driving or parking in exclusive, confined corridors for public transport?

• A10 to 15 UMA
• B60 to 80 UMA
• C150 to 200 UMA
• DNo fine, only a warning

Under Article 362 of the Jalisco mobility law, what fine applies to not respecting a red light or a traffic-police stop signal?

• A10 to 15 UMA
• B150 to 200 UMA
• C1 UMA
• DIt is only a warning

Under the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law, what is the order of preference among traffic signals?

• APainted markings first, then traffic lights, and police signals only as a last resort
• BVertical signs first, then police hand signals, then traffic lights and markings
• CTraffic lights always first
• DPolice hand signals, then traffic lights, then vertical and horizontal signs

According to the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law, what should a driver do when the light turns green?

• AAccelerate immediately
• BWait five seconds before advancing
• CSound the horn and advance
• DAdvance only if a police officer signals

According to the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law, what does the amber light indicate?

• AThat drivers should speed up to cross the intersection before the red light comes on
• BThe same as green
• CThat only pedestrians must stop
• DA preventive interval to clear the intersection; others must slow to a stop

According to the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law, what does a red arrow on a traffic light indicate?

• AThat the turn in that direction is prohibited
• BThat the turn is allowed with caution, after yielding to pedestrians
• CThat drivers should turn quickly
• DThat the light is broken

According to the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law, what must a driver do when facing a flashing red light?

• ASlow down and continue without stopping if the cross street looks clear
• BWait for the light to turn green, since flashing red means the same as steady red
• CStop, and continue only when no one is approaching on the cross street
• DSound the horn and cross

According to the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law, what must drivers do at a flashing amber light?

• AStop completely every time, as at a flashing red light or an ALTO sign
• BSlow down before the intersection and continue with caution
• CAccelerate through
• DGive priority to the cross street

Under Article 109 of the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law, what does it mean when a traffic officer stands facing you or with their back to you?

• AGo ahead
• BTurn left
• CSpeed up
• DStop, for vehicles traveling on that street

Under Article 109 of the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law, how does a traffic officer order a general stop of all traffic?

• ABy standing sideways to traffic with both arms down along the body and one whistle
• BRaising the right arm vertically, hand extended, with three long whistle blasts
• CBy waving both hands forward and backward above the head with short whistle blasts
• DBy pointing at each car

Under Article 110 of the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law, how does a driver signal a left turn by hand?

• ALeft arm, forearm and hand extended horizontally
• BLeft arm horizontal with the forearm raised
• CRight arm stretched out of the passenger window toward the left
• DLeft arm pointing downward

Under the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law, what does yellow paint on a curb or sidewalk edge indicate?

• AFree parking
• BA bus lane reserved for public transport
• CA school zone with a reduced speed limit
• DA zone where parking is prohibited

What does a CEDA EL PASO sign require of a driver?

• ASlow down and, if necessary, stop to give way on the road entered or crossed
• BStop completely every time, even when no vehicle or pedestrian is approaching
• CContinue with priority, since the vehicles on the other road must yield to you first
• DOnly buses must yield

What does the octagonal ALTO sign require?

• ASlow down and continue without stopping if the intersection looks completely clear
• BStop completely and go only when safe, yielding to pedestrians and cross traffic
• CStop only if a police officer is present
• DSound the horn and continue

Under the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law, which vehicle has priority where two secondary streets meet and only one of them has an ALTO sign?

• AThe vehicle on the street with the ALTO sign
• BThe vehicle that arrives first
• CThe larger vehicle
• DThe vehicle on the secondary street without the ALTO sign

Under Article 61 of the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law, what must motor vehicles do at an intersection without signs or traffic lights, or where the lights are off, broken or flashing?

• AContinue at a reduced speed, since only intersections with signs require a stop
• BStop only if another car is visible on the cross street; otherwise continue slowly
• CStop fully and take precautions, giving preference to pedestrians and cyclists
• DSound the horn and continue

Under Article 124 of the Jalisco mobility law, two cars reach an intersection at the same time on one-way secondary streets with the same number of lanes and no signs. What is the order?

• AThe car on the left goes first, then the one on the right, alternating one by one
• BThe faster car goes first
• CBoth cross at the same time
• DBoth stop; pedestrians go first, then the car on the right, then alternate

Under Article 61 of the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law, if no signs indicate otherwise, which roads have priority over all other arteries?

• APrimary roads such as highways, avenues, calzadas and viaducts
• BResidential streets, because they have the most pedestrians and schools
• CDirt roads
• DStreets with parking

Under Article 61 of the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law, which vehicles have priority over those backing up, entering the road, or leaving a parking lot, garage or gas station?

• AThe vehicles already circulating
• BThe vehicles leaving the garage or parking lot
• CThe larger vehicles
• DWhoever turns on the turn signal first

Under Article 61 of the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law, what must drivers do when arriving at a glorieta without traffic lights?

• AEnter without stopping if it looks clear, since the glorieta has no lights
• BStop fully before merging, yielding to those inside and to pedestrians
• CSound the horn and enter
• DEnter at 40 km/h

Under Article 61 of the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law, what applies to left turns on avenues, calzadas and viaducts?

• AThey are always allowed, as long as the driver signals 30 meters before
• BThey are allowed only for motorcycles, which can turn from any lane
• CThey are allowed only at night
• DThey are prohibited unless a sign or infrastructure allows them

Under the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law issued in 2023, when is a continuous right or left turn permitted?

• AAlways to the right after a full stop, provided no pedestrian is in the crosswalk ahead
• BOnly from and into one-way streets with an express sign; never for public transport
• COnly at night
• DWhenever no pedestrians are present

Under Article 61 of the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law, how far before a permitted turn must a driver signal and take the lane next to the curb on secondary and tertiary roads?

• AAt least 10 meters
• BAt least 40 meters
• CAt least 80 meters
• DAt least 150 meters

Under Article 61 of the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law, what must you do when another driver signals to move into your lane and there are at least five meters of space?

• ASpeed up to close the gap
• BChange lanes yourself
• CSound the horn
• DLet the vehicle merge and not increase your speed

Under Article 61 of the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law, what must other drivers do when an emergency vehicle in service approaches with its sound and light signals on?

• AFollow it closely to take advantage of the gap it opens through the traffic
• BStop in the middle of the lane
• CLet it pass, moving to the far right or left if possible; never follow it
• DSpeed up to stay ahead

Under Article 61 of the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law, when may a private vehicle cross a red light?

• AWhen the road is clear and the driver has stopped completely first
• BOnly when a Policía Vial or traffic officer indicates it
• CAt night
• DWhen following an ambulance that has its siren and lights on

Under Article 61 of the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law, what must a driver do to pass a school transport vehicle stopped while students board or alight?

• APass quickly to reduce the time spent near the students
• BReduce speed and take all the necessary precautions
• CSound the horn
• DPass on the right

Under Article 61 of the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law, where must warning signals be placed when a vehicle breaks down and cannot be removed immediately?

• ARight next to the bumper
• BAt 200 meters in all cases, whatever the speed limit of the road may be
• COnly on the roof
• DAt least about 20 meters (25 paces) away, and farther on faster roads

Under Article 114 of the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law, on which side of a one-way street must vehicles park, unless otherwise indicated?

• AOn the right
• BOn either side
• COn the left, in the direction of traffic
• DIn the center

Under the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law, how close to the entrance of a fire station, hospital, school or gas station may you park?

• ANo closer than 5 meters
• BNo closer than 1 meter
• CNo closer than 50 meters
• DRight at the entrance if you stay in the car

Under the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law, how far from the nearest rail of a railway crossing is parking prohibited?

• ALess than 5 meters
• BLess than 100 meters
• CLess than 50 meters
• DLess than 10 meters

Under the Reglamento of the Jalisco mobility law, which of these is a place where parking is prohibited?

• AIn front of fire hydrants
• BIn a marked space on a residential street
• CIn a paid lot
• DIn your own garage

Under Article 124 of the Jalisco mobility law, what is the maximum speed on secondary and tertiary roads?

• A20 km/h
• B30 km/h
• C40 km/h
• D50 km/h

Under Article 124 of the Jalisco mobility law, what speed must drivers reduce to during entry and exit hours at schools, hospitals and places of worship?

• A30 km/h
• B20 km/h
• C10 km/h
• D5 km/h