Ireland Driver Theory Test (Car, Category B) — All Questions
AllTraffic Signs & Road MarkingsRules of the Road & Right of WaySafe & Eco DrivingSpeed Limits & Stopping DistancesAlcohol, Penalty Points & Vulnerable Road UsersThe Driver & The Vehicle
4 questions
Rules of the Road & Right of Way
When entering a roundabout in Ireland, you give way to:
- a.Traffic already on the roundabout, coming from your right✓
- b.Pedestrians only
- c.Traffic approaching from your left
- d.No one; you have priority
Traffic drives on the left in Ireland, so at a roundabout you give way to traffic already on it, approaching from your right. (RSA Rules of the Road)
Rules of the Road & Right of Way
When you are turning right at a junction, you must:
- a.Yield to oncoming traffic going straight or turning left✓
- b.Turn without checking oncoming traffic
- c.Expect oncoming traffic to yield to you
- d.Assume you always have priority
A right-turning driver must yield to oncoming vehicles and to pedestrians before completing the turn. (RSA Rules of the Road)
Rules of the Road & Right of Way
In Ireland you must normally:
- a.Drive on either side
- b.Drive on the right on motorways only
- c.Drive on the right and overtake on the left
- d.Drive on the left and overtake on the right✓
Ireland drives on the left, and overtaking is normally done on the right. (RSA Rules of the Road)
Rules of the Road & Right of Way
At a pedestrian (zebra) crossing you should:
- a.Expect pedestrians to wait for you
- b.Speed up to clear it
- c.Sound your horn to move them along
- d.Yield and stop to let waiting pedestrians cross✓
You must yield and stop for pedestrians at a zebra crossing. (RSA Rules of the Road, pedestrians)