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Irish Theory Test Practice
Practise Irish driving theory questions online with clear explanations, focused learning and full mock tests. Build confidence one question at a time.
What action should a driver take on approach to the brow of this hill?
- Reduce speed as possible hazards ahead.Correct answer
- Comply with the road markings.
- Maintain normal speed.
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