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Irish road signs practice
Learn and revise every Irish road sign for the Driver Theory Test — completely free. Each sign question uses the real official image from the Road Safety Authority Rules of the Road, shown in English with an optional Ukrainian or Russian translation so you learn the sign and its English name at the same time.
Every category of Irish road sign
Road-sign questions are one of the largest parts of the Irish Driver Theory Test, and they are easy marks once you know the signs. RSA.Irish covers every category you will meet on the road and in the exam:
- Warning signs — diamond-shaped signs that warn of a bend, junction, crossing, school or other hazard ahead.
- Regulatory signs — including stop, yield, no entry, speed limits, turning and parking restrictions.
- Information and direction signs — routes, motorway signs, tourist and services signs.
- Roadworks and temporary signs — the orange/yellow signs used at works and diversions.
- Road markings — lines, arrows and words painted on the road that carry the same weight as signs.
Real signs, not drawings
Every sign in RSA.Irish is the genuine official Irish image, taken from the Road Safety Authority Rules of the Road and the Department of Transport Traffic Signs Manual. Nothing is hand-drawn or invented, so what you study is exactly what you will see on Irish roads and in the real test — including the specific shapes and colours that tell you whether a sign is a warning, an order or information.
Practise in English, Ukrainian and Russian
The real Driver Theory Test is taken in English, so every sign question is shown in English first, with an optional Ukrainian or Russian translation underneath. You learn the meaning of the sign and the English wording used in the exam together — which makes RSA.Irish especially useful for Ukrainians and other newcomers preparing for the Irish test.
How road-sign questions appear in the test
In the official test you are shown a sign and asked what it means, or asked to pick the correct sign for a described situation. RSA.Irish practises both directions in the same multiple-choice style, with an explanation after every answer so you understand why a sign means what it does rather than just memorising it. When you are ready, a full mock exam mixes signs in with every other topic exactly like the real 40-question test.
Start practising signs
Open the free trainer and go to the road-signs topic, or take a full mock exam to see how ready you are.
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