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Road Signs and Markings Flashcards

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  1. A blue circular sign with a white arrow pointing upward means:

    Answer: You must proceed straight ahead

    A blue circle with a white upward arrow is a mandatory instruction sign requiring drivers to go straight ahead — deviating is not permitted at that point.

  2. What does a red circle with a white horizontal bar mean?

    Answer: No entry for vehicular traffic

    A red circle with a white horizontal bar is the 'No Entry' sign. Vehicles must not enter the road or lane displaying this sign.

  3. Zig-zag white lines near a pedestrian crossing mean:

    Answer: No parking or overtaking in that zone

    Zig-zag lines on the approach to a pedestrian crossing prohibit parking and overtaking. They keep the crossing area visible and safe for pedestrians.

  4. What colour are mandatory instruction signs in Ireland?

    Answer: Blue

    Mandatory instruction signs in Ireland are blue. They require drivers to take a specific action, such as keeping left or following a particular route.

  5. A white rectangular sign with a red border showing '50' means:

    Answer: The speed limit is 50 km/h

    A circular sign with a red border displaying '50' is a mandatory speed limit sign. The maximum permitted speed at that location is 50 km/h.

  6. What does a rectangular blue sign with a white 'P' indicate?

    Answer: Parking is permitted

    A blue rectangular sign with a white 'P' indicates that parking is permitted in that area. Any additional conditions such as time limits would be shown beneath.

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