DentroTest

Profile 5 in the DGT simulator

Criminal profile

For drivers getting their license back after a court sentence that deprived them of the right to drive.

Car key beside a case folder and a judge’s gavel.

Criminal profile tests

The same questionnaires as the official DGT simulator: 30 questions with 3 options, 3 mistakes at most and 30 minutes.

  • Profile 5, test 1

    30 questions from the DGT simulator, 3 mistakes to pass

    Take the test

  • Profile 5, test 2

    30 questions from the DGT simulator, 3 mistakes to pass

    Take the test

  • Profile 5, test 3

    30 questions prepared by DentroTest, 3 mistakes to pass

    Coming soon

What it covers

  • Speed, alcohol and drugs, all together
  • Offenses against road safety
  • Criminal and administrative consequences

Subjects of the specific part

  • Traffic accidents
  • Risk groups
  • Speed as a risk factor
  • Alcohol as a risk factor
  • Drugs of abuse and medicines as risk factors

Annex III of Order INT/914/2024. Only in the license recovery course after a court sentence: 4 hours of specific part.

Before the exam

The exam is only for people who have lost all their points or have a sentence of more than 2 years, and always after the 20-hour course. Besides your profile, the common part is included: accidents, risk groups and rules. What the exam is like and all the ways to get points back.

Do I need to take an exam after a sentence?

Only if the sentence was for more than 2 years. With 2 years or less, the course is enough.

Other profiles

Profile 1 at the DGTSpeedFor drivers who have lost points mainly for speeding.3 tests, 90 questions (coming soon)
Profile 2 at the DGTAlcohol and other drugsFor drivers who have lost points for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, or for refusing to take the tests.3 tests, 90 questions (coming soon)
Profile 3 at the DGTReckless behaviorFor drivers who have lost points for not wearing a seat belt or helmet, not using a child seat, or other reckless behavior.3 tests, 90 questions (coming soon)

Official sources

Reviewed in October 2026 against the consolidated texts of the BOE (Spain’s Official State Gazette).