Copyright & IP Notice
Ownership, third-party rights and the process for reporting a copyright or intellectual-property concern.
Copyright & IP Notice
Original RSA.Irish code, original design components, original explanatory text and original training-question wording created by or assigned to the project operator, Stanyslav Metlushko, are protected to the extent recognised by law. Irish copyright generally arises automatically upon creation of an original work.
Official legislation, government/RSA publications, road-sign standards, third-party trademarks, photographs, source illustrations and other third-party materials remain the property of their respective rights holders and are not claimed as original RSA.Irish property.
In the RSA.Irish brand, “RSA” means Rural Speed Ambition. References to the Road Safety Authority, TheoryTest.ie, Prometric or other third-party names are used only to identify relevant organisations or sources and should not be read as endorsement or affiliation. RSA.Irish is an independent educational project.
If you are a rights holder and believe identified material infringes your rights, contact Freersa.Irish@gmail.com with: identification of the work/right, location of the material, your contact details, and a good-faith explanation of the issue. The project will review substantiated notices and may remove, replace or restrict material while the issue is investigated.
Users may not reproduce or redistribute substantial parts of original RSA.Irish question-bank wording, interface assets or source code except where permitted by an applicable licence, these Terms or law. Mandatory statutory exceptions remain unaffected.
Rules of the Road book & translations
The “Rules of the Road” is the official publication of the Road Safety Authority (RSA) of Ireland. All copyright and other rights in that publication — its text, images, road-sign artwork and layout — belong to the RSA and/or the State. RSA.Irish does not own the Rules of the Road, claims no rights in it, and does not sell it.
The RSA publishes the Rules of the Road free of charge on its official website. Where the RSA.Irish reader displays the book, the file is obtained from the official RSA source and remains the RSA’s publication. RSA.Irish provides only an on-screen viewer and an optional, on-demand translation aid, so that a user can read the official material for their own personal, educational use. RSA.Irish does not present the book as its own work and does not alter the official text.
Translations shown in the reader are generated automatically by a third-party machine-translation service. They are unofficial, provided only as a reading aid, and may be incomplete or inaccurate. The official English and Irish (Gaeilge) text published by the RSA is the only authoritative version and prevails over any translation, excerpt or summary shown in the reader.
If the RSA or another rights holder believes this material should be removed or its display changed, contact Freersa.Irish@gmail.com and it will be removed or restricted promptly.