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What does the red sign with a horizontal white bar mean?Road SignsNo entry sign
A. No entry for vehicular traffic Correct
B. No waiting
C. End of speed limit
D. One-way traffic begins

The red circle with a horizontal white bar means no entry for vehicular traffic.

NI theory practice: What does the red sign with a horizontal white bar mean?Road SignsNo entry sign
A. No entry for vehicular traffic Correct
B. No waiting
C. End of speed limit
D. One-way traffic begins

The red circle with a horizontal white bar means no entry for vehicular traffic.

Test your knowledge: What does the red sign with a horizontal white bar mean?Road SignsNo entry sign
A. No entry for vehicular traffic Correct
B. No waiting
C. End of speed limit
D. One-way traffic begins

The red circle with a horizontal white bar means no entry for vehicular traffic.

Which answer is safest and correct? What does the red sign with a horizontal white bar mean?Road SignsNo entry sign
A. No entry for vehicular traffic Correct
B. No waiting
C. End of speed limit
D. One-way traffic begins

The red circle with a horizontal white bar means no entry for vehicular traffic.

Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: What does the red sign with a horizontal white bar mean?Road SignsNo entry sign
A. No entry for vehicular traffic Correct
B. No waiting
C. End of speed limit
D. One-way traffic begins

The red circle with a horizontal white bar means no entry for vehicular traffic.

What does a 30 inside a red circle mean?Road Signs30 mph maximum speed sign
A. Maximum speed 30 mph Correct
B. Minimum speed 30 mph
C. Recommended speed 30 mph
D. End of a 30 mph zone

A speed shown inside a red circle is the maximum legal speed limit, subject to any lawful temporary restriction.

NI theory practice: What does a 30 inside a red circle mean?Road Signs30 mph maximum speed sign
A. Maximum speed 30 mph Correct
B. Minimum speed 30 mph
C. Recommended speed 30 mph
D. End of a 30 mph zone

A speed shown inside a red circle is the maximum legal speed limit, subject to any lawful temporary restriction.

Test your knowledge: What does a 30 inside a red circle mean?Road Signs30 mph maximum speed sign
A. Maximum speed 30 mph Correct
B. Minimum speed 30 mph
C. Recommended speed 30 mph
D. End of a 30 mph zone

A speed shown inside a red circle is the maximum legal speed limit, subject to any lawful temporary restriction.

Which answer is safest and correct? What does a 30 inside a red circle mean?Road Signs30 mph maximum speed sign
A. Maximum speed 30 mph Correct
B. Minimum speed 30 mph
C. Recommended speed 30 mph
D. End of a 30 mph zone

A speed shown inside a red circle is the maximum legal speed limit, subject to any lawful temporary restriction.

Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: What does a 30 inside a red circle mean?Road Signs30 mph maximum speed sign
A. Maximum speed 30 mph Correct
B. Minimum speed 30 mph
C. Recommended speed 30 mph
D. End of a 30 mph zone

A speed shown inside a red circle is the maximum legal speed limit, subject to any lawful temporary restriction.

What does a white letter P on a blue square normally indicate?Road SignsParking sign
A. Parking Correct
B. Police station
C. Pedestrian-only road
D. Priority over oncoming traffic

A white P on a blue square indicates parking facilities.

NI theory practice: What does a white letter P on a blue square normally indicate?Road SignsParking sign
A. Parking Correct
B. Police station
C. Pedestrian-only road
D. Priority over oncoming traffic

A white P on a blue square indicates parking facilities.

Test your knowledge: What does a white letter P on a blue square normally indicate?Road SignsParking sign
A. Parking Correct
B. Police station
C. Pedestrian-only road
D. Priority over oncoming traffic

A white P on a blue square indicates parking facilities.

Which answer is safest and correct? What does a white letter P on a blue square normally indicate?Road SignsParking sign
A. Parking Correct
B. Police station
C. Pedestrian-only road
D. Priority over oncoming traffic

A white P on a blue square indicates parking facilities.

Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: What does a white letter P on a blue square normally indicate?Road SignsParking sign
A. Parking Correct
B. Police station
C. Pedestrian-only road
D. Priority over oncoming traffic

A white P on a blue square indicates parking facilities.

A steady amber traffic light appears as you approach the stop line. What should you normally do?Road Signs
A. Stop, unless you are so close that stopping may cause a collision Correct
B. Accelerate through regardless
C. Treat it as a green signal
D. Stop only if pedestrians are present

Amber means stop at the stop line unless you have already crossed it or are so close that stopping might cause a collision.

NI theory practice: A steady amber traffic light appears as you approach the stop line. What should you normally do?Road Signs
A. Stop, unless you are so close that stopping may cause a collision Correct
B. Accelerate through regardless
C. Treat it as a green signal
D. Stop only if pedestrians are present

Amber means stop at the stop line unless you have already crossed it or are so close that stopping might cause a collision.

Test your knowledge: A steady amber traffic light appears as you approach the stop line. What should you normally do?Road Signs
A. Stop, unless you are so close that stopping may cause a collision Correct
B. Accelerate through regardless
C. Treat it as a green signal
D. Stop only if pedestrians are present

Amber means stop at the stop line unless you have already crossed it or are so close that stopping might cause a collision.

Which answer is safest and correct? A steady amber traffic light appears as you approach the stop line. What should you normally do?Road Signs
A. Stop, unless you are so close that stopping may cause a collision Correct
B. Accelerate through regardless
C. Treat it as a green signal
D. Stop only if pedestrians are present

Amber means stop at the stop line unless you have already crossed it or are so close that stopping might cause a collision.

Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: A steady amber traffic light appears as you approach the stop line. What should you normally do?Road Signs
A. Stop, unless you are so close that stopping may cause a collision Correct
B. Accelerate through regardless
C. Treat it as a green signal
D. Stop only if pedestrians are present

Amber means stop at the stop line unless you have already crossed it or are so close that stopping might cause a collision.

A green directional arrow is lit at traffic lights. What does it permit?Road Signs
A. Movement only in the direction shown, if the way is clear Correct
B. Movement in any direction
C. Parking beside the signal
D. Ignoring pedestrians on the crossing

A green arrow permits movement in the direction shown, provided the way is clear.

NI theory practice: A green directional arrow is lit at traffic lights. What does it permit?Road Signs
A. Movement only in the direction shown, if the way is clear Correct
B. Movement in any direction
C. Parking beside the signal
D. Ignoring pedestrians on the crossing

A green arrow permits movement in the direction shown, provided the way is clear.

Test your knowledge: A green directional arrow is lit at traffic lights. What does it permit?Road Signs
A. Movement only in the direction shown, if the way is clear Correct
B. Movement in any direction
C. Parking beside the signal
D. Ignoring pedestrians on the crossing

A green arrow permits movement in the direction shown, provided the way is clear.

Which answer is safest and correct? A green directional arrow is lit at traffic lights. What does it permit?Road Signs
A. Movement only in the direction shown, if the way is clear Correct
B. Movement in any direction
C. Parking beside the signal
D. Ignoring pedestrians on the crossing

A green arrow permits movement in the direction shown, provided the way is clear.

Before your Northern Ireland test, make sure you know this: A green directional arrow is lit at traffic lights. What does it permit?Road Signs
A. Movement only in the direction shown, if the way is clear Correct
B. Movement in any direction
C. Parking beside the signal
D. Ignoring pedestrians on the crossing

A green arrow permits movement in the direction shown, provided the way is clear.

These are PureCar practice questions, not licensed official DVA/DVSA revision questions. Official rules and guidance should be checked on nidirect and in the Highway Code for Northern Ireland. Checked 21 September 2026.