A gap provided in the centre of a dual carriageway to allow vehicles to cross through or turn onto another road.

120KMPH

Reverse your car towards a window and look at the reflection.

Slow down,look to the left,be aware of pedestrians,cyclists and obstructions on the left. If still blinded slow down more and stop if necessary.

While under the influence of alcohol,drugs,or when fatigued.

Proceed with caution giving right of way to pedestrians crossing.

You should not sound your horn between the hours of 11.30pm and 7.00am in a built up area except in an emergency.

Emergencies,breakdowns,pedestrians,and cyclists.

It is a bus lane that flows in the opposite direction to the traffic,for buses only and operates 24hours a day.

Give way to traffic on your immediate right,keeping the rear wheels of the vehicle in front in view at all times.

When your car is broken down,being towed or at the scene of an accident.

No parking at anytime.

A broken white line means overtake if safe to do so.

Full white line followed by a broken white line.

Parking prohibited during business hours.

Diamond shape,yellow and black.

When the driver in front of you is turning right,when you intend to turn left,when the vehicles in the lane on your right are moving slower than the vehicles in your lane queueing traffic.

At the stop sign.

The extreme right hand lane.

Yellow flashing beacons.

A broken yellow line marks the edge of the roadway (hard shoulder)

5 metres.

At a bend,a junction,the brow of a hill,a humpback bridge,at a continuous white line or anywhere your view of oncoming traffic is restricted.

That there is an obstruction on the road ahead or a breakdown.

Go,providing the junction is clear.

A garda, school warden,flagman,and a person in charge of animals.

To avoid an obstruction,for access,or if there is a broken white line on your side of the continuous white line.

You must not enter unless your way ahead is clear with the exception of turning right,when you can enter and wait in the box if you are not obstructing other traffic.

There will be one or two continuous white lines ahead.

You treat them like a traffic island,you do not enter(ghost island)

Traffic on the right and traffic already turning.

Each side of the island is a separate crossing.

a) When meeting oncoming traffic. b) When following close behind another vehicle. c) On continuously lit roads. d) At the beginning and end of lighting up hours. e) In fog or snow.

Stopping and parking prohibited(except by buses or taxis)for a period indicated on the sign.

Half a meter.

Near a bend,the brow of a hill,a humpback bridge,at a continuous white line,where your vehicle would obstruct a sign,at an entrance,at a bus stop,opposite another vehicle on a narrow road or at a taxi rank.

Allow 1 meter for each MPH and double if the surface is wet or observe the ‘two second rule’

Traffic on the right and traffic already turning.

Stop unless you are too close to stop safely behind the white lines.

100KMPH for cars.

1.6mm

You obey the line on your side of the road.

To recognise them in snow conditions.

Lights-reflectors-windows-mirrors-registration plate

Regulatory signs are round with red on white background with the exception of two stop and yield.

Slow down,give plenty of room,do not sound your horn or rev your engine.be patient.

No you should only reverse from a major road to a minor.

It is where a film of water builds up between the road and the tyre,and will affect the steering and braking.

a) In the event of a breakdown. b) In an emergency. c) When indicated by a garda to do so.

You may turn in the direction of the amber arrow but must first give way to traffic on the road you are entering.

Zig zag lines are found at pedestrian crossings,and mean no overtaking,no parking.

80KPH.

a) When you are already in the junction and stopping would block the junction. b) When a vehicle behind you is too close to you where they could crash into you from behind if you were to stop suddenly. c) When you’re already anticipated that if the lights turn amber but you’ve now accelerated to commit to driving through the junction.

Drivers who do not have a full license ,horse drawn carriages,motorbikes under 50 c.c i.e mopeds vehicles who cannot reach to 50kph.

When daylight begins to fade "overcast" dull days or in light rain. What lights should you have on in a tunnel? Dipped headlights unless visibility is good.

Warning sign-major road ahead,regulatory sign-stop or yield.

1mm for vintage cars.

At a level crossing(trains)

Green-steady amber-red-amber-Green

In dry conditions ,stay two seconds behind the car in front,use a stationary object on the road, start counting when the car in front passes the object and you should pass after counting two seconds.

Green amber red.

A zebra crossing has the black and white stripes on the ground and flashing amber beacons,whilst a pelican crossing is controlled by traffic lights.

You may turn in the direction of the green arrow if it is safe and clear.

The left hand lane.

At a level crossing with barriers and lights,and means stop,as a train is approaching.

You should drive in the left lane or the lane closest to the left.

Pull in at a safe place on the side of the road or if on a motorway, exit at the next slip road and pull in somewhere safely i.e. a garage. Walk up and down and breathe in slowly and stretch your arms and legs,drink coffee or take a nap for a minimum of 15 minutes if required.

Traffic on the right, traffic already turning, if turning right to oncoming traffic coming straight through or turning to their left.

A gap provided in the centre of a dual carriageway to allow vehicles to cross through or turn onto another road.

120KMPH

Reverse your car towards a window and look at the reflection.

Slow down,look to the left,be aware of pedestrians,cyclists and obstructions on the left. If still blinded slow down more and stop if necessary.

While under the influence of alcohol,drugs,or when fatigued.

Proceed with caution giving right of way to pedestrians crossing.

You should not sound your horn between the hours of 11.30pm and 7.00am in a built up area except in an emergency.

Emergencies,breakdowns,pedestrians,and cyclists.

It is a bus lane that flows in the opposite direction to the traffic,for buses only and operates 24hours a day.

Give way to traffic on your immediate right,keeping the rear wheels of the vehicle in front in view at all times.

When your car is broken down,being towed or at the scene of an accident.

No parking at anytime.

A broken white line means overtake if safe to do so.

Full white line followed by a broken white line.

Parking prohibited during business hours.

Diamond shape,yellow and black.

When the driver in front of you is turning right,when you intend to turn left,when the vehicles in the lane on your right are moving slower than the vehicles in your lane queueing traffic.

At the stop sign.

The extreme right hand lane.

Yellow flashing beacons.

A broken yellow line marks the edge of the roadway (hard shoulder)

5 metres.

At a bend,a junction,the brow of a hill,a humpback bridge,at a continuous white line or anywhere your view of oncoming traffic is restricted.

That there is an obstruction on the road ahead or a breakdown.

Go,providing the junction is clear.

A garda, school warden,flagman,and a person in charge of animals.

To avoid an obstruction,for access,or if there is a broken white line on your side of the continuous white line.

You must not enter unless your way ahead is clear with the exception of turning right,when you can enter and wait in the box if you are not obstructing other traffic.

There will be one or two continuous white lines ahead.

You treat them like a traffic island,you do not enter(ghost island)

Traffic on the right and traffic already turning.

Each side of the island is a separate crossing.

a) When meeting oncoming traffic. b) When following close behind another vehicle. c) On continuously lit roads. d) At the beginning and end of lighting up hours. e) In fog or snow.

Stopping and parking prohibited(except by buses or taxis)for a period indicated on the sign.

Half a meter.

Near a bend,the brow of a hill,a humpback bridge,at a continuous white line,where your vehicle would obstruct a sign,at an entrance,at a bus stop,opposite another vehicle on a narrow road or at a taxi rank.

Allow 1 meter for each MPH and double if the surface is wet or observe the ‘two second rule’

Traffic on the right and traffic already turning.

Stop unless you are too close to stop safely behind the white lines.

100KMPH for cars.

1.6mm

You obey the line on your side of the road.

To recognise them in snow conditions.

Lights-reflectors-windows-mirrors-registration plate

Regulatory signs are round with red on white background with the exception of two stop and yield.

Slow down,give plenty of room,do not sound your horn or rev your engine.be patient.

No you should only reverse from a major road to a minor.

It is where a film of water builds up between the road and the tyre,and will affect the steering and braking.

a) In the event of a breakdown. b) In an emergency. c) When indicated by a garda to do so.

You may turn in the direction of the amber arrow but must first give way to traffic on the road you are entering.

Zig zag lines are found at pedestrian crossings,and mean no overtaking,no parking.

80KPH.

a) When you are already in the junction and stopping would block the junction. b) When a vehicle behind you is too close to you where they could crash into you from behind if you were to stop suddenly. c) When you’re already anticipated that if the lights turn amber but you’ve now accelerated to commit to driving through the junction.

Drivers who do not have a full license ,horse drawn carriages,motorbikes under 50 c.c i.e mopeds vehicles who cannot reach to 50kph.

When daylight begins to fade "overcast" dull days or in light rain. What lights should you have on in a tunnel? Dipped headlights unless visibility is good.

Warning sign-major road ahead,regulatory sign-stop or yield.

1mm for vintage cars.

At a level crossing(trains)

Green-steady amber-red-amber-Green

In dry conditions ,stay two seconds behind the car in front,use a stationary object on the road, start counting when the car in front passes the object and you should pass after counting two seconds.

Green amber red.

A zebra crossing has the black and white stripes on the ground and flashing amber beacons,whilst a pelican crossing is controlled by traffic lights.

You may turn in the direction of the green arrow if it is safe and clear.

The left hand lane.

At a level crossing with barriers and lights,and means stop,as a train is approaching.

You should drive in the left lane or the lane closest to the left.

Pull in at a safe place on the side of the road or if on a motorway, exit at the next slip road and pull in somewhere safely i.e. a garage. Walk up and down and breathe in slowly and stretch your arms and legs,drink coffee or take a nap for a minimum of 15 minutes if required.

Traffic on the right, traffic already turning, if turning right to oncoming traffic coming straight through or turning to their left.