Example Theory Tests In Ireland #55 / driverly

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1. The traffic lights have changed but pedestrians are still present on the crossing, what should you do?

Speed up and beep your horn.

Put on your hazard lights.

Drive ahead but watch out for the pedestrians.

Wait until they have safely crossed.

2. What must you be aware of in this instance?

Pedestrians ahead may walk onto the road unexpectedly.

That something may be in your blind spot.

Skidding may be likely after rain on the tram lines.

The vehicles driving towards you.

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3. Why must you have clean windows?

So that you can see in your mirrors more clearly.

So that you don't get too tired while driving.

You don't need to have clean windows.

So you can see the road and any traffic clearly.

4. You are driving and see children playing on the roads edge, what should you do?

Drive into a safe spot until the children have left.

Speed up to pass out the children.

Turn on your hazard lights to warn other drivers.

Slow down and be prepared to brake suddenly.

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5. In what instance can you park at a taxi rank?

In an emergency.

Between the hours of 9pm and 9am.

Never.

If there is a broken white line.

6. If it has been raining heavily why must you keep a bigger distance from the vehicle in front?

It will be harder to see other vehicles lights.

Because your windscreen will be covered in water.

You don't need to maintain a bigger distance.

Wheel spray from the vehicle in front will reduce visibility and your stopping distance is increased.

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7. How might driving too fast affect your vehicles road holding?

It triples your road holding ability.

It increases your road holding ability.

Your road holding ability will be lower than if you were driving at the speed limit.

It doesn't effect it.

8. Who should you contact first if someone has been injured in a crash?

Your insurance company.

Only the Gardai.

Call a family member of the victim.

Call 999.

9. What is the meaning of this hand signal?

The driver wants to make a right turn.

The driver wants to reduce speed or stop.

The driver wants to make a left turn.

The driver wants to move out or make a right turn.

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10. What can you check frequently to allow you to have a clear view when driving?

Your rear view mirror only.

That your seat is properly adjusted.

Windscreen wipers.

All your mirrors.

11. Ensuring to follow the speed limit, what is considered the safest speed to drive?

Always drive at a speed that allows you to stop at a safe distance from the vehicle or anything else in front of them.

At a manageable speed so that you can check your mirrors as needed.

You should just copy the same speed as other vehicles on the road.

A faster speed than other vehicles so that you can overtake them.

12. If there is traffic congestion in a tunnel, what should you do?

Turn on your hazard lights.

Be ready to stop-start regularly.

Turn off your engine.

Slow down.

13. If your tyre punctures while driving, what should you do?

Keep driving as normal.

Stop the vehicle straight away and replace the affected tyre.

Pull your vehicle into a safe spot and replace the affected tyre.

Pull over and turn on your hazard lights.

14. What should you do in this instance?

Honk your horn to alert the children.

Speed up and overtake the children.

Slow down and be prepared to brake suddenly.

Stop until the children have passed.

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15. What is the meaning of this sign?

You are approaching a flagman.

You are approaching roadworks.

School ahead.

The road ahead is uneven.

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16. What is the meaning of this sign?

Approaching a with-flow bus lane to the left.

Contra-flow bus lane ahead to the right.

No parking.

Cycle lane on the left.

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17. What does a tyres speed rating mean?

The maximum speed the tyre is designed for.

The highest tyre pressure allowed.

The lowest tyre pressure needed.

The minimum speed the tyre is designed for.

18. What should the driver in the centre lane (who intends to drive straight ahead) do in this situation?

Speed up to pass out the vehicle in front.

Switch to the right lane.

Reduce speed and let the vehicle in front switch lanes.

Switch to the left lane.

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19. When is it permitted to park in a loading bay?

If you are driving a goods vehicle and need to load or unload goods.

It is not allowed.

On the weekends only.

When it's dark.

20. You are in a rush and another vehicle cuts in front of you, what should you do?

Honk your horn to let the other driver know you are annoyed.

Stay really close to the vehicle.

Speed up and overtake the vehicle.

Stay calm.

21. How can you assist someone who has become unconscious following a crash?

Place a blanket over them and loosen any tight clothing around their neck.

Do nothing until assistance arrives.

Lie them on their back.

Lie them on their front.

22. What is the meaning of this sign?

Do not enter this area if your vehicle is above the height indicated.

Goods vehicles with more than fice axles are not permitted to enter.

No parking.

No parking permitted for vehicles below the height indicated.

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23. What type of lights specifies a zebra crossing?

Red flashing lights.

Green flashing lights.

Amber flashing beacons.

Red flashing beacons.

24. When may you use your hazard lights on a motorway?

If passing out another vehicle.

If you need to slow down or stop because of an emergency ahead or if your vehicle has broken down.

When driving in the rain.

When you need to make a phone call.

25. You have changed your vehicles wheel, what should you check next?

You should check the tyre pressure and if the wheel nuts are screwed on properly.

Your engine filter.

Your fuel gauge.

The vehicles axel.

26. What is the meaning of this sign?

School wardan ahead.

One-way system ends.

Approaching roadworks.

Pedestrian crossing ahead.

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27. What must you do whilst driving at night on a road without any lights?

Ensure you don't fall asleep at the wheel.

Keep an eye out for pedestrians who may be dressed in dark clothes, vehicles parked to the left as well as any loose animals.

Switch on your dimmed headlights.

Turn on your hazard lights.

28. You want to drive across a congested road but the traffic lights that usually control this area are broken?

Speed up aand try to get on the road as quickly as possible.

Drive ahead carefully.

Stop your vehicle and call the Gardai straight away.

Wait and only drive ahead when it is safe to do so.

29. Why should you take extra care for pedestrians when driving in the dark In winter?

There is likely to be more pedestrians walking the road when it's dark.

Pedestrians could be wearing black (or dark-colored) clothes.

Pedestrians may be walking on the road and will be difficult to see in the dark, be especially mindful of school children.

A person could suddenly jump in front of your vehicle.

30. What is the advantage of 'eco-driving'?

It reduces emissions and fuel consumption and makes you a more efficient driver.

Increases engine performance.

Increases emissions.

Makes you less likely to be involved in a crash.