Ireland Driver Theory Test (Car, Category B) — All Questions
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3 questions
The Driver & The Vehicle
To drive legally on a public road in Ireland, you generally need:
- a.A valid licence or learner permit, motor insurance, motor tax and, where due, a valid NCT certificate✓
- b.Only a driving licence
- c.Only motor insurance
- d.No documents are required
You must hold a valid licence/permit and have insurance, motor tax and a current NCT (roadworthiness test) where applicable. (RSA Rules of the Road, documents)
The Driver & The Vehicle
The minimum legal tyre tread depth for a car in Ireland is:
- a.0.8 mm
- b.1.0 mm
- c.1.6 mm across the central three-quarters of the tyre✓
- d.3.0 mm
Car tyres must have at least 1.6 mm of tread across the central three-quarters of the width. (RSA Rules of the Road, the vehicle)
The Driver & The Vehicle
A learner permit holder driving a car must:
- a.Be allowed to drive alone on motorways
- b.Display L plates, be accompanied by a fully qualified driver, and not drive on a motorway✓
- c.Drive without any plates
- d.Only display L plates at night
Learner drivers must display L plates, be accompanied by a qualified driver, and are not allowed on motorways. (RSA Rules of the Road, learner drivers)