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
Traffic Signs & Road Markings
In Ireland, warning signs are usually:
- a.Green rectangles
- b.Red triangles
- c.Diamond-shaped with an amber/yellow background and black symbol✓
- d.Blue circles
Irish warning signs are diamond-shaped with an amber background and black symbol, alerting you to a hazard ahead. (RSA Rules of the Road, traffic signs)
Traffic Signs & Road Markings
Regulatory signs that give an order in Ireland are generally:
- a.Circular, with a red ring or red disc for prohibitions✓
- b.Brown tourist signs
- c.Green squares
- d.Yellow diamonds
Regulatory signs are usually circular; a red ring or red disc signals a prohibition or order you must obey. (RSA Rules of the Road)
Traffic Signs & Road Markings
At a red octagonal STOP sign you must:
- a.Sound your horn and continue
- b.Slow down only
- c.Stop only if other traffic is present
- d.Come to a complete stop and yield before proceeding✓
A STOP sign requires a full stop behind the line and yielding before you move off. (RSA Rules of the Road)
Traffic Signs & Road Markings
A continuous white line along the centre of the road means:
- a.Parking is allowed alongside it
- b.You must not cross it or overtake across it✓
- c.It marks a cycle lane
- d.You may overtake freely
A continuous (solid) white centre line must not be crossed or straddled to overtake. (RSA Rules of the Road, road markings)