Questions :
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When can you over take on the left?
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At an uncontrolled junction of equal importance
to whom should you give way to?
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At a stop sign that has no white line where
should you stop?
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What position would you take up for a right turn
in a one-way street?
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How would you turn right on a main road?
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How would you know a zebra crossing at night?
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What does the island in the centre of a
pedestrian crossing mean?
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What restrictions are there in relation to the
use of the horn?
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When driving at night when should you dip your
headlights?
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What should you do if dazzled by lights of an
oncoming car?
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What is a clearway?
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What does a broken yellow line mean?
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What does a single yellow line mean?
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What is the legal parking distance from the
kerb?
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How close to a junction can you park?
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Where should you not park?
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Where should you not overtake?
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What is the safe distance to drive from the car
in front of you?
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If you saw a red triangle on the road what would
it mean?
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What is the sequence of traffic lights?
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At a junction where traffic lights are not
working, who should give way?
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What does a green light mean?
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What does an amber light mean?
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Name three people in authority for whom you must
stop?
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If you were entering a one-way street at the no
entry end, what road markings would you see?
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When can you cross a continuous white line?
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(a) What is the national
speed limit?
(b) What is
the motorway speed limit?
(c ) What is
the accepted tyre depth?
28.
What rules apply to junction box?
29. If there is two sets
of white lines in the centre of the road,
one
continuous, one broken, which should you obey?
30. What do two sets of broken white
lines in the centre of the road mean?
31. What does a
broken white line in the centre of the road mean?
32. What do white
horizontal lines in the centre of the road mean?
33. While driving on
a country road what should you watch out for.
34. Explain the procedure at
roundabouts.
35. What does a
double yellow line mean?
Answers :
1.
When the driver in front of you is turning right, when you intend to turn
left,
when the vehicle in lane
on your right is moving slower.
2. Traffic on the right and
traffic already turning.
3. At the stop sign.
4. The extreme right lane.
5. Mirror and signal and
then move into the right hand lane when clear keeping left
of the white line in the centre
of the road. When a safe gap occurs, complete your turn,
never cut corners and give way to pedestrians.
6. By yellow flashing beacons.
7. Each side of the island
is a separate crossing.
8. Between the hours of 11:30pm and 7am except in
an emergency.
9. (a) When meeting oncoming
traffic. (b) when following close
behind,
(c) continuously lit roads, (d)
In snow, fog, dusk/dawn.
10. Slow down and stop if
necessary.
11. Stopping or parking is
prohibited (except buses and taxies)
12. A broken yellow line
marks the edge of the road.
13. No parking at certain
times.
14. Half a meter.
15. Five meters.
16. Near a bend, brow of a
hill, hump back bridge, continuous
w/l, at an entrance, bus stop,
taxi rank, any where you
would obstruct a sign.
17. At a bend, a junction,
brow of a hill, hump back bridge, continuous white line, anywhere
your view of
oncoming traffic is restricted.
18. Allow one meter for
each kilometre per hour. Double if wet.
19. That there is an
obstruction on the road ahead.
20. Green, amber, red.
21. Traffic on right.
22. Go provided the
junction is clear.
23. Stop unless you are to
close to stop safely.
24. A Garda,
a school warden, a person in charge of animals
25. A continuous white line
with a broken white line behind it
26. To avoid an
obstruction, for access, or if
there is a broken white line
27. (a)
100km/h (b) 120km/h
(c) 1.6mm
28. You can not enter
unless your way ahead is clear with the exception of turning right, you can
enter
and wait in the box if your not obstructing traffic
29. You obey the line on
your side of the road.
30. There will be one or two continuous white
lines ahead.
31. You may over take if safe to do so.
32. You use them like a traffic island, you don’t
enter.
33. Pedestrians, concealed entrances, animals,
muddy surfaces, people on horseback.
34. Always give way to your right.
35. No parking at anytime.
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