DTT Road Signs and Markings 4

Question 1

What does a sign with a red circle and a bicycle inside it mean?

Accepted Answer

No cyclists permitted

Answer

A red circle with a bicycle silhouette is a prohibition sign meaning no cyclists are allowed on that road or path. Cyclists must use an alternative route.

Question 2

Transverse white lines (wide stripes) across the road at a junction indicate:

Accepted Answer

The give way or stop line position

Answer

Wide transverse white lines across the road mark where a driver must stop or give way. They define the legal stopping position at junctions controlled by Stop or Give Way signs.

Question 3

A sign showing a motorway symbol (M with a road) on a blue background means:

Accepted Answer

Motorway ahead — special rules apply

Answer

A blue sign with the motorway symbol indicates the start of a motorway where specific rules apply — including minimum speed, no learner drivers, and restrictions on certain vehicle types.

Question 4

What does a sign with two arrows pointing in opposite horizontal directions mean at a junction?

Accepted Answer

You may turn left or right but not go straight

Answer

Two opposing horizontal arrows at a junction sign indicate that you must turn left or right — proceeding straight ahead is not permitted at that junction.

Question 5

A red and white striped pole at a pedestrian crossing is called:

Accepted Answer

A Belisha beacon

Answer

Belisha beacons are the flashing amber globes on black and white striped poles that mark uncontrolled pedestrian (zebra) crossings in Ireland and the UK.

Irish DTT Practice Test

Irish DTT Practice Test

DTT Road Signs and Markings 4