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Mock Test 8

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What do flashing amber lights at a pelican crossing mean?

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What does this sign mean?

www.theorytest-ireland.com - Road signs, Markings and Traffic regulations - What does this sign mean? This sign gives advance warning of an automatic level crossing ahead. Drivers should approach with caution and be prepared to slow down or stop as necessary.
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A driver notices that the wiper blades are worn. What should they do?

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How should a driver react to emergency services vehicles with flashing blue lights and/or sirens on?

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What does this hand signal mean?

www.theorytest-ireland.com - Road signs, Markings and Traffic regulations - What does this hand signal mean? This hand signal informs other road users that the cyclist intends to make a left-hand turn.
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What do flashing amber arrows indicate at a junction?

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What should a driver do in this situation?

www.theorytest-ireland.com - Alert driving and consideration for other road user - What should a driver do in this situation? You should always be aware of other road users especially children, who can be unpredictable and show no road sense. You should drive with extra care in areas where there are children about - for example, near schools, playgrounds and in residential areas.
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What do flashing amber lights at a pelican crossing mean?

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When approaching a roundabout, to whom should a driver give way ?

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What should a driver do if they intend to reverse their vehicle into an area which they cannot see?

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What is a courtesy pedestrian crossing?

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What is the purpose of the red reflectors at the rear of a vehicle?

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What effect does a wet road surface have on a vehicle's braking ability?

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What effect could a rear-tyre blow-out have on a vehicle?

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How can a driver help the environment?

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What should a driver do if the right-hand headlight bulb fails when driving at night?

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What does this hand signal mean?

www.theorytest-ireland.com - Road signs, Markings and Traffic regulations - What does this hand signal mean? This hand signal informs other road users or a Garda directing traffic that the driver intends to proceed straight ahead.
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When must a current tax disc be displayed on a new vehicle on a public road?

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What effect could an unevenly distributed load have on a vehicle?

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With regard to tyres, what should a driver do before starting a long journey?

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What is the maximum gross weight of a vehicle that may be driven by the holder of a Category B driving licence?

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What should a driver do at an amber traffic light?

www.theorytest-ireland.com - Alert driving and consideration for other road user - What should a driver do at an amber traffic light? By law you must stop at an amber traffic light if it is safe to do so.
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What is a likely consequence of sudden braking?

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When a vehicle is being driven by a person who is not the owner, who is responsible for ensuring that the vehicle is taxed and that a current tax disc is displayed?

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There are pedestrians on the footpath ahead and there are pools of water on the road. What should a driver do?

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In wet weather how might a driver judge what is a safe following distance from the vehicle in front?

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What should the driver do in this situation?

www.theorytest-ireland.com - Alert driving and consideration for other road user - What should the driver do in this situation? When you are turning right from a major road to a minor road, you must yield to oncoming traffic and only proceed when it is safe to do so. However, the drivers on the minor roads must give way to the traffic on the major road.
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What does the broken yellow line road marking mean?

www.theorytest-ireland.com - Road signs, Markings and Traffic regulations - What does the broken yellow line road marking mean? A single broken yellow line along the side of the road marks the edge of the carriageway/hard shoulder. This is normally for the use of pedestrians and cyclists. As a driver, however, you may use it briefly to allow faster traffic to overtake, but only where it is safe to do so.
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What should the driver do if there are children playing at the edge of the roadway?

www.theorytest-ireland.com - Alert driving and consideration for other road user - What should the driver do if there are children playing at the edge of the roadway? Because it is difficult to predict children's behaviour, you should always be prepared to react to a change in the traffic situation and be prepared to stop.
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What would happen if a driver cuts in too soon when overtaking another vehicle?

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Which of the following road users are most vulnerable in slow-moving city traffic?

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What should a driver do if they drive past their intended exit by mistake?

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What does this hand signal mean?

www.theorytest-ireland.com - Road signs, Markings and Traffic regulations - What does this hand signal mean? This hand signal informs other road users that the cyclist intends to turn left.
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What colour traffic light comes on after a non-flashing amber light?

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After changing a wheel on a vehicle, which of the following should be checked soon afterwards?

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What do flashing amber beacons on an oncoming vehicle alert a driver to?

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When is parking permitted on a footpath?

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What should a driver do if they wish to drive across a busy road and the traffic lights which normally control the junction are temporarily out of action?

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How should a child restraint system be fitted in a vehicle?

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What does this sign mean?

www.theorytest-ireland.com - Road signs, Markings and Traffic regulations - What does this sign mean? This roadworks warning sign tells you that the road ahead has been resurfaced and there may be loose chippings. You should reduce speed while driving through this area as the loose chippings could affect your vehicles road holding and braking.
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What does this sign mean?

www.theorytest-ireland.com - Road signs, Markings and Traffic regulations - What does this sign mean? This roadworks warning sign tells you that two-way traffic will separate to avoid an obstruction.
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What does this sign mean?

www.theorytest-ireland.com - Road signs, Markings and Traffic regulations - What does this sign mean? This sign tells you that the maximum legal speed limit permitted for this section of road is 80 km/h.
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When is it safe for a driver to use the main beam headlights when driving at night?

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According to the Pre-Crash Report, what age group had the highest number of passenger deaths in collisions where alcohol was a factor?

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What does this sign mean?

www.theorytest-ireland.com - Road signs, Markings and Traffic regulations - What does this sign mean? This sign tells you that you are not permitted to make a U-turn. It is commonly displayed on approach to junctions on dual carriageways. Drivers should also be aware that U-turns are also not permitted anywhere there is a continuous white line along the centre of the road or on a one-way street.

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