Traffic Signs and Road Markings Flashcards

What does a double continuous white centre line on an Irish road mean?

Answer: Drivers on both sides must not cross or straddle the line

A double continuous white centre line means that vehicles on both sides of the road must not cross or straddle the line under any circumstances.

What do yellow box junction markings on Irish roads prohibit?

Answer: Entering the box if your exit is not clear

You must not enter a yellow box junction unless your exit road is clear, to prevent blocking other traffic from crossing the junction.

A broken white centre line on an Irish road indicates what?

Answer: Overtaking is permitted when it is safe to do so

A broken white centre line indicates that overtaking is allowed when the road ahead is clear and it is safe to do so.

What do double yellow lines painted along the edge of the road in Ireland indicate?

Answer: No parking is permitted at any time

Double yellow lines along the kerb indicate that parking is prohibited at all times on that stretch of road.

What do zigzag white lines on the approach to a pedestrian crossing in Ireland indicate?

Answer: No parking or overtaking in that zone

Zigzag lines near pedestrian crossings prohibit parking and overtaking to ensure drivers have a clear view of people using the crossing.

A solid white 'STOP' line painted across the road at a junction in Ireland means you must:

Answer: Come to a complete stop before the line

A solid STOP line means drivers must bring their vehicle to a complete stop before the line, regardless of whether other traffic is visible.

What does a single yellow line along the edge of an Irish road typically indicate?

Answer: Parking restrictions apply during certain hours or days

A single yellow line along the kerb indicates that parking is restricted during specific times or days, usually shown on nearby signs.