road signs Ireland
learn all of the road signs in ireland
Irish road signs
what is the importance of learning your road signs for your driving test
Signs on the road are very important for keeping Ireland's roads safe. If you want to pass your driving test and get a license, you need to know a good amount of these signs. It's a big part of doing well on the test.
most common road signs questions
clearway ( no stopping)
pedestrian street ( no vehicles)
no entry
no overtaking
slippery road
road narrows on both sides
unprotected quay
crosswinds
steep ascent
caution children
ques likely
T-junctions of a dual carriageway
dangerous corner ahead
lane loss
hospital ahead
junctions signs
crossroads
side road
t-junction
y-junction
Staggered crossroads
Advanced Warning Signs of Roads
T-junctions of a dual carriageway
Crossroads with dual carriageway
crossroads
Advanced Warning Signs of Roads
drive on left
safe height plate
low-flying aircrafts
road divides
merging/diverging traffic
dual carriage ends
traffic crossover ahead
Overhead electric cables
traffic signals ahead
Pedestrian crossing ahead
slippery road ahead
Road narrows on both sides
road narrows from left
road narrows from right
tunnel ahead
cyclists
sharp dip ahead
series of bumps ahead
sharp rise ahead
wild animals ahead
sheep
Cattle and farm animals
Accompanied horses and ponies
crosswinds
sharp descent ahead
Steep ascent ahead
danger of falling rocks
unprotected quay
Level crossing ahead, guarded by gates or lifting barrier
Level crossing ahead, unguarded by gates or lifting barrier
Level crossing ahead, guarded by gates or lifting barriers
Stop when lights are red
Automatic level crossing ahead
Chevron board (left)
Chevron board (right)
tram signs
Tram lane crossing ahead
Tram lane warning signs for pedestrians (look left)
Tram lane warning signs for pedestrians (look right)
Tram lane warning signs for pedestrians (look both sides)
Tram lane crossing ahead
warning signs for school & children
school ahead
School children crossing ahead
Children crossing ahead (in residential areas)
warning signs for road works
road works ahead
One-lane crossover (out)
One-lane crossover (back)
Move to right (one lane)
Move to left (one lane)
Move to right (two lanes)
Move to left (two lanes)
Obstruction between lanes
End of obstruction between lanes
Start of central reserve or obstruction
End of central reserve or obstruction
Obstruction between lanes
Lanes rejoin at crossover
Two-lanes crossover (back)
Two-lanes crossover (out)
Single-lane (for shuttle working)
Two-way traffic
road narrows from left
Road narrows from right
Road narrows on both sides
Offside lane (of two) closed
Nearside lane (of two) closed
Offside lane (of three) closed
Nearside lane (of three) closed
Two offside lanes (of three) closed
Two nearside lanes (of three) closed. Two alternative styles
Offside lane (of four) closed
Nearside lane (of four) closed
Two offside lanes (of four) closed
Two nearside lanes (of four) closed
Side road on left
side road on right
Site access on left
site access on the right
Temporary traffic signal ahead
Flagman ahead
Slippery road
Loose chippings
Queues likely
Hump or ramp
Pedestrian cross to right
Overhead electric cables
Pedestrian cross to left
Uneven surface
Detour ahead
Detour to left
Detour to right
Road closed
Diverted traffic left
Diverted traffic right
Diverted traffic
Road closed
End of detour
Detour destination
Informative Signs for work at road
Distance
Length
Diverted traffic
Road closed
Slow
Length
Cautionary speed
Road closed
Use hard shoulder
Unfinished road surface
Barrier board
Road closed
Use hard shoulder
Speed limit ahead
unfinished road surface
Manual Signs for Traffic control at road
flagman ahead
stop sign
go sign
Regulatory Traffic Signs
stop sign
Yield
School wardens stop sign
Parking prohibited
No left turn
School wardens stop sign
No entry or ‘No straight ahead’
clearway
Max speed limit 30kmh
Max speed limit 50kmh
Max speed limit 60kmh
Max speed limit 80kmh
Max speed limit 100kmh
Max speed limit 120kmh
No ridden or accompanied horses
No bicycles
Maximum gross weight (traffic management)
Maximum vehicle length
Maximum vehicle width
No entry to vehicles
Maximum axle weight
No overtaking for three-axle vehicles
No horse carriages
Height restriction
No overtaking
Taxi rank
No entry for large vehicles (by reference to weight)
No U-turn
End of the restriction zone
Parking permitted
Pedestrianised street
Zonal restriction – parking of large vehicles
Disc parking plate
Mandatory Turns at Junctions
Turn left ahead
Turn right ahead
Turn left
Turn right
Straight ahead
Keep left
Keep right
Turn right
Mini roundabout
Manual Work Signs for work at road
stop
go
No entry for pedestrians to tramway
No entry to goods vehicles (by reference to number of axles)
Contra flow bus lane
With flow bus lane on right
With flow bus lane on left
Tram lane on left
Tram lane on right
Start of cycle track
Electronic periodic speed limit sign
End of cycle track
Pedestrians and bicycles only
Separate bicycle and pedestrian lanes
traffic lane signs
Go (Lane open)
Stop (Lane closed)
Move into the right-hand lane
Move into the left-hand lane
Variable Message Signs
Overhead VWS
Mobile VMS displaying text message
Mobile VMS displaying chevrons
VMS chevron formats
Advance Information Signs
Motorway
national road
Regional road
National road
Lane destination sign
Dublin Port Tunnel ahead
Advance Direction Signs
Motorway direction sign
National road direction signs
Regional road direction sign
Local road direction sign
Town or village sign
Destination distance sign
Slow lane sign
Cul-de-sac
Alternative route for high vehicles
Lay-by ahead sign
Hospital ahead sign
Lay-by sign
Hospital sign
SOS lay-by
Car park with facilities for disabled person
speed camera ahead
Advance information sign for low clearance
Alternative route for heavy vehicles
Car park with facilities for disabled person
speed camera ahead
Tourist Information Signs
Advance sign for facilities in lay-by
Advance sign for lay-by with tourism information
Tourist Information Signs
Advance direction to local services
Sign to approved tourist information points
Signing to approved tourist information
Tourist advance direction sign
Advance direction to local services
Pedestrian sign to a car park
Pedestrian sign to a tourist attraction
Tourist advance direction sign
Motorway Signs
Motorway ahead
Advance direction sign
300m to next exit
200m to next exit
100m to next exit
The motorway ends 1km ahead
Motorway ends 500m ahead
End of motorway
Toll plaza ahead
Toll charges
Toll plaza information sign
Garda only
Authorized vehicles only
Typical 2km next exit sign
Motorway service plaza
Route confirmatory sign with Euro Route marker plate
