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Signs, signals and road markings

Irish Road Signs Theory Test

Practise Irish road signs, signals and road markings questions with clear answers and explanations. Use focused practice when signs are the area you want to strengthen.

Example questionTraffic signs

What does this sign mean?

Orange diamond sign with a black S-shaped line leaning right, an arrowhead at the top and small blocks at each end
  1. Traffic should cross out to the right-hand lane ahead.Correct answer
  2. Bend in the road to the right ahead.
  3. Traffic calming measures ahead.
  4. End of “no overtaking” zone.
See the explanation

A selection of the real sign images in the TheoryPrep library. Open any sign to see its question, answer and explanation.

  • Red octagonal sign with the white word STOP
  • Red-ringed white circle reading 30 km/h
  • Red-ringed white circle with a red diagonal bar over a black U-turn arrow
  • Red-ringed white circle with a red diagonal bar over two black cars side by side
  • Yellow diamond sign with a black leaping deer
  • Yellow diamond sign with black silhouettes of a taller and a smaller figure walking together
  • Orange diamond sign with a black figure holding out a flag on one arm
  • Blue circle with a white arrow pointing right

A clearer way to prepare

TheoryPrep is an independent study resource based on official RSA material, designed to make repeated practice simple.

Practise the signs category

Focus on the signs, signals and road markings section of the TheoryPrep library rather than mixing every topic together.

Use images where available

Questions with supporting images let you practise visual recognition alongside the written answer choices.

Read the explanation

After answering, use the explanation to reinforce what the sign, signal or road marking means in context.

Return to the full library

When you are comfortable with road signs, move back to mixed practice or a full mock test to broaden your preparation.

Road-sign questions from the library.

These examples come from TheoryPrep's signs, signals and road markings category.