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A compilation of online real-time theory questions looks at what the actual RSA theory question would look like. This questionnaire would provide you with an opportunity to put your theory knowledge to the test.

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1.What does this hand signal mean?

The driver intends to move out or turn right.

The driver intends to stop ahead.

The driver intends to do a U-turn.

The driver intends to turn left.

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2. What does this hand signal mean?

The driver intends to begin a U-turn.

The driver intends to turn right.

The driver intends to slow down or stop.

The driver intends to turn left.

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3. What does this hand signal mean?

The driver intends to turn left.

The driver intends to stop.

The driver intends to slow down.

The driver intends to turn right.

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4. What does this hand signal mean?

The driver intends to slow down.

The driver intends to turn left.

The driver intends to turn right.

The driver will begin to reverse.

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5. What does this Garda signal mean?

Stop if approaching from the front.

Stop if approaching from behind.

Proceed if approaching from the front.

The driver will begin to reverse.

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6. What does this Garda signal mean?

Turn right.

Stop if approaching from front.

Stop if approaching from behind.

Turn left.

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7. What does this Garda signal mean?

Turn right.

Proceed if approaching from the front.

Turn left.

Stop if approaching from either the front or behind.

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8. What does this Garda signal mean?

The driver must not proceed to the right.

The driver must not proceed to the left.

The Garda is beckoning on traffic approaching from either side.

The Garda is beckoning on traffic from the front.

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9. What does this Garda signal mean?

Traffic approaching from the front may proceed.

Traffic approaching from the front must stop.

Traffic approaching from behind must stop.

Traffic approaching from the right may proceed.

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10. What does this road marking mean?

A driver may not overtake along this road.

A driver must not cross the broken white line unless it is safe to do so.

A driver may not park along this road.

A driver may overtake provided they do not cross the broken white line.

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11. If driving from A to B, what do these road markings mean?

A driver may not overtake.

Dual carriageway ahead.

A driver may overtake if it is safe to do so.

Road narrows ahead.

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12. If driving from A to B, what do these road markings mean?

Oncoming traffic may not cross the lines to overtake.

Only motorcyclists may cross the lines to overtake.

A driver may cross the lines to overtake.

A driver may not cross the lines to overtake.

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13. What does this road marking mean?

Keep outside the yellow lines.

Taxi parking only.

Parking prohibited during business hours.

Parking prohibited at all times.

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14. What does this road marking mean?

Drivers must keep left of the continuous white line.

Only motorcyclists may cross the lines to overtake.

Drivers may cross the line to overtake.

Oncoming traffic may cross the line to overtake.

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15. What does the broken yellow line road marking mean?

Parking prohibited at all times.

No stopping for any reason except in an emergency.

The edge of the carriageway or hard shoulder.

Slow lane for heavy vehicles only.

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16. What does this traffic light mean?

Prepare to move off.

Stop, unless it is unsafe to do so.

Proceed if the way is clear.

The traffic lights are out of order.

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17. What does this traffic light mean?

The driver may proceed in the direction of the green arrow if the way is clear.

All traffic must turn right.

The driver must stop and wait until the full green light appears.

Traffic is not allowed to turn right.

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18. What does this traffic light mean?

Traffic may proceed if safe to do so.

Traffic must stop at the traffic light.

Traffic may proceed if turning left.

Traffic may stop if safe to do so.

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19. What does this traffic light mean?

Traffic may proceed but not turn right.

Traffic must stop at the traffic light.

Give way to any oncoming traffic turning right.

Traffic may proceed if the way is clear.

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20. Which car, if any, is parked incorrectly?

The green car.

Neither car.

The red car.

Both cars.

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21. What should a driver do when approaching traffic lights that change from green to amber?

Stop the vehicle immediately.

Accelerate to clear the junction.

Stop, unless it is unsafe to do so.

Sound the horn while proceeding through the junction.

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22. What should a driver do at an amber traffic light?

Make sure to pass the lights before they turn red.

Continue as there is no traffic at the junction.

Stop at the line unless it is not safe to do so.

Continue only if sure that the junction is clear of pedestrians.

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23. What does this sign mean?

T-junction ahead with dual carriageway.

T-junction ahead with roads of equal importance.

T-junction ahead with road of less importance.

T-junction ahead with merging traffic.

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24. What does this sign mean?

Humpback bridge ahead.

Steep descent ahead.

Only ascending traffic ahead.

Steep ascent ahead.

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25. What does this sign mean?

Restricted road width ahead.

Low bridge up ahead.

Restricted weight limit for road segment indicated

Road narrows ahead - maximum length of vehicle is indicated.

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26. What does this sign mean?

Level crossing ahead protected by lights and barriers.

Railway bridge ahead.

Railway station ahead.

Level crossing ahead unprotected by lights and barriers.

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27. What does this sign mean?

Unguarded level crossing ahead.

School crossing ahead.

Automatic level crossing ahead.

Animals crossing ahead.

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28. What does this sign mean?

Road flooded ahead.

Road divides ahead - pass on the left or right.

Sharp depression or dip ahead.

Road damaged ahead.

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29. What does this sign mean?

Series of rumble strips ahead.

Series of bumps or hollows ahead.

Road works ahead.

Steep hills ahead.

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30. What does this sign mean?

Unprotected quay, canal or river ahead.

Road liable to flooding.

Slippery road ahead.

Steep descent ahead.

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31. What does this sign mean?

School children crossing ahead.

Traffic signals ahead.

Stop at zebra crossing.

Railway level crossing ahead.

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32. What does this sign mean?

Picnic area ahead.

School ahead.

Pedestrian crossing ahead.

Children?s play area ahead.

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33. What does this sign mean?

Football stadium ahead.

Hitch-hiking permitted.

Flagman ahead.

Pedestrian crossing to right.

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34. What does this sign mean?

Railway crossing ahead.

Temporary traffic signals ahead.

School children crossing ahead.

Temporary road surface ahead.

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35. What does this sign mean?

Two-way traffic.

Traffic may not stop.

Dual carriageway ahead.

One-way street.

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36. What does this sign mean?

Nearside lane of two closed.

Traffic in nearside lane must turn left.

Offside lane of two closed.

T-junction ahead in the left lane.

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37.What does this sign mean?

Overtaking permitted, except on the left lane.

Do not drive on the hard shoulder.

No left turn.

Nearside lane of three closed.

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38. What does this sign mean?

Corner ahead on offside lane.

Offside lane closed ahead.

No stopping, except in offside lane.

End of dual carriageway.

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39. At roadworks, what does this sign mean?

Proceed with caution.

Proceed using hand signals only.

Proceed only when beckoned to do so.

Proceed with hazard warning lights on.

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40. At roadworks, what does this sign mean?

Stop for school warden.

Stop only if faced by oncoming traffic.

Stop before or at the sign.

Proceed if road ahead is clear.

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41. What do these signs together mean?

End of speed limit.

End of road works.

End of detour.

End of road.

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42. What does this sign mean?

Traffic should cross back to the left-hand lane ahead.

Slow lane ahead for heavy traffic.

Lay-by ahead.

Bend in the road to the left ahead.

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43. What does this sign mean?

Traffic calming measures ahead.

Traffic should cross out to the right-hand lane ahead.

Bend in the road to the right ahead.

End of ?no overtaking? zone.

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44. What does this sign mean?

Dual carriageway ends ahead.

End of central reserve or obstruction.

Tunnel ends ahead.

Beware of vehicle with a wide load.

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45. What does this sign mean?

Cul-de-sac to the left.

Turn right only.

No right turn.

No left turn.

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46. What does this sign mean?

Reversing not permitted.

U-turn not permitted.

Two-way traffic prohibited.

Entry to tunnel prohibited.

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47. What does this sign mean?

Maximum distance between vehicles is 50 metres.

Motorway continues for 50 kilometres.

Minimum speed is 50 km/h.

Maximum speed is 50 km/h.

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48. What does this sign mean?

Minimum speed is 30 km/h.

Maximum speed is is 30 km/h.

Motorway continues for 30 kilometres.

Parking not allowed for more than 30 minutes.

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49. What does this sign mean?

Minimum speed is 60 km/h.

Distance to junction is 60 metres.

Parking not allowed for more than 60 minutes.

Maximum speed is 60 km/h.

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50. What does this sign mean?

Minimum speed is 80 km/h.

Maximum speed is 80 km/h.

80 metres to the start of motorway.

80 metres to the end of motorway.

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51. What does this sign mean?

Maximum speed is 100 km/h.

Minimum speed is 100 km/h.

Clearway ahead at 100 metres.

Motorway continues for 100 kilometres.

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52. What does this sign mean?

Minimum speed is 120 km/h.

Motorway continues for 120 kilometres.

Traffic merging at 120 metres ahead.

Maximum speed is 120 km/h.

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53. What does this sign mean?

Parking prohibited at the times shown.

Parking permitted during the times shown.

Maximum parking for one hour during times shown.

Parking reserved for people with disabilities.

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54. What does this sign mean?

Road closed during the times shown.

Crossroads ahead with roads of equal importance.

Pedestrianised street - no access for vehicles.

Clearway - no stopping or parking during the times shown.

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55. What does this sign mean?

Parking without a disc is allowed during the hours shown

Disc parking operates during the time shown.

Disc parking operates except during the hours shown.

Parking is prohibited during the hours shown.

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56. What does this sign mean?

Private vehicles may pick up or set down passengers.

Only taxis may turn right or left.

Designated rank for taxis.

Private parking is permitted when the taxi rank is empty.

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57. What does this sign mean?

Cyclists must dismount ahead.

Bicycle race track.

Start of cycle track.

Track reserved for motorcyclist.

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58. What do these signs together mean?

Pedestrianised street ahead - traffic not allowed except during times shown.

Clearway ahead - no stopping or parking during times shown.

Access for buses and taxis only during times shown.

Parking not allowed during times shown.

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59. What does this sign mean?

Minimum permitted weight is 3 tonnes.

Only 3-axled vehicles are permitted.

Maximum permitted weight is 3 tonnes.

3-axled vehicles are not permitted.

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60. What does this sign mean?

Parking of vehicles exceeding the weight shown is not allowed.

Parking in loading area is not allowed.

Parking of vehicles under the weight shown is not allowed

Passing other traffic that exceeds the weight shown is not allowed.

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61. What does this sign mean?

Double parking not allowed.

No overtaking.

End of dual carriageway.

Passing other traffic that exceeds the weight shown is not allowed.

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62. What does this sign mean?

Only buses, cyclists and taxis are allowed to use the lane outside the hours indicated.

Only buses, cyclists and taxis are allowed to use the lane ahead during the hours indicated.

Only buses and cyclists may park during the times indicated.

Only cyclists and buses are allowed to use the lane during the times indicated.

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63. What does this sign mean?

Only buses and cyclists may park.

Cyclists and buses must turn left.

Only double-decker buses and cyclists may use lane.

With-flow bus and cycle lane ahead on left.

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64. What does this sign mean?

Cycle track ahead may be crossed by buses only.

Parking for buses and bicycles on left.

Bicycles and buses not allowed on left.

With-flow bus and cycle lane on left.

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65. What may indicate a problem with the vehicle’s braking system?

Drive close to the centre line of the road while indicating right.

Drive close to the right-hand side of the road.

Drive close to the left-hand-side of the road.

Drive close to the centre line of the road.

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66. What must a driver do when this sign is accompanied by a white stop line on the road?

When you have passed the line.

Stop at the line.

No more than one car length past the line.

Only if there is traffic on the major road.

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67. What must a driver do when this sign is NOT accompanied by a white stop line on the road?

Only if there is traffic at the junction.

No more than one car length past the sign.

Stop at the sign.

Only when having passed the sign.

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68. What does this sign mean at a junction?

Slow down and stop for pedestrians.

Yield to traffic on the major road.

Yield to traffic coming from your right.

Yield to all heavy goods vehicles.

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69. What does this sign mean at a roundabout?

Yield to traffic coming from the right.

All vehicles, except motorcycles, must yield.

Yield to traffic on the major road.

Yield to trucks and buses only.

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70. What does a flashing amber arrow pointing left at a traffic light mean?

The driver must wait until the traffic lights turn green.

A driver may proceed before traffic on the other road.

A driver must not proceed in this direction.

A driver may turn left but yield to traffic on the other road.

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71. What does this sign mean?

Stop your vehicle.

Give way to traffic coming from your right.

Other traffic must give way to you.

Stop, for school crossing ahead.

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72. What does this sign mean?

Straight ahead only.

Overtaking lane ahead.

Motorway ahead.

Two-way street ahead.

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73. What does this sign mean?

Motorway to the left.

Turn left only.

Diversion ahead to the left.

Traffic from the right has priority.

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74. What does this sign mean?

No right turn.

Yield to other traffic when turning right.

Cul-de-sac to the right.

Turn right if there is no oncoming traffic.

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75. What does this sign mean?

Parking permitted.

Private vehicles prohibited.

Parking prohibited.

Public service vehicles prohibited.

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76. What does this sign mean?

Sharp corner to the left ahead.

Diversion to the left ahead.

One-way traffic to the left ahead.

Turn left ahead.

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77. What does this sign mean?

Tram lane on left.

No parking inside the white line.

Trams emerging from left.

Bus and tram lane on left.

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78. What does this sign mean?

Junction ahead with railway crossing.

Junction ahead with roads of equal importance.

Junction ahead with roads of greater importance.

Junction ahead with roads of lesser importance.

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79. What does this sign mean?

Roads closed ahead to both left and right.

Staggered crossroads ahead with roads of equal importance.

Traffic calming ramps ahead.

Cul-de-sac to both left and right.

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80. What does this sign mean?

oad narrows ahead.

Tunnel ahead.

Dual carriageway ends.

Oncoming traffic has priority.

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81. What does this sign mean?

Sharp corners ahead.

Radio transmission mast ahead.

Overhead electric cables.

Crosswinds ahead.

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82. What does this sign mean?

Level crossing ahead unguarded by gates or barriers.

Major roadworks ahead.

Level crossing ahead guarded by gates or barriers.

End of major roadworks ahead.

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83. What does this sign mean?

Private grounds - no entry.

Level crossing ahead guarded by gates or barriers.

Road fencing ahead.

Farm machinery crossing ahead.

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84. What does this sign mean?

The driver must stop when red lights show.

The driver must stop when vehicles ahead show brake lights.

Emerging vehicles have priority. The driver must stop if necessary.

Stop and wait for green light before proceeding.

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85. What does this sign mean?

Road falls from centre to left and right.

Series of bumps or hollows ahead.

Traffic island ahead.

Sharp rise in the road ahead - for example, a humpback bridge.

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86. What does this sign mean?

Riding path - no vehicles allowed.

Accompanied horses and ponies ahead.

Entrance to horse riding school.

Racecourse ahead.

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87. What does this sign mean?

Beware of pedestrians at night.

Lane reserved for pedestrians.

School ahead.

Pedestrian crossing ahead.

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88. What does this sign mean?

Parking for three vehicles only.

Crossing traffic ahead.

Three hundred meters to the next exit.

Three lanes ahead.

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89. What does this sign mean?

200 metres to the next exit.

Sharp descent in 200 metres.

Dual carriageway crossing ahead.

No overtaking for 200 metres.

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90. What does this sign mean?

Sharp descent for 100 metres.

100 metres to the next exit.

Low bridge ahead.

Sharp ascent in 100 metres.

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91. What does this sign mean?

Industrial estate ahead.

Uneven surface ahead.

Pipe laying ahead.

Series of steep hills ahead.

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92. What does this sign mean?

Flooding up ahead on left.

Loose chippings on road.

Uneven surface on left.

Vehicle broken down ahead on right.

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93. What does this sign mean?

Traffic queues likely ahead.

Three vehicles may queue ahead.

Steep incline ahead.

Parking for works vehicles on left.

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94. What does this sign mean?

Mini-roundabout ahead.

Dual carriageway ahead.

Start of central reserve or obstruction.

Heavy vehicles have priority.

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95. What does this hand signal mean?

The cyclist intends to stop.

The cyclist intends to turn left.

The cyclist intends to go straight on.

The cyclist is giving way to other traffic.

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96. What does this hand signal mean?

The cyclist intends to dismount.

The cyclist intends to overtake.

The cyclist intends to turn left.

The cyclist intends to stop.

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97. What does this hand signal mean?

The cyclist is signalling the driver to stop.

The cyclist intends to cross the road.

The cyclist intends to stop.

The cyclist intends to turn left.

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98. What does this hand signal mean?

The driver intends to go straight ahead.

The driver intends to turn left.

The driver intends to slow down or stop.

The driver intends to turn right.

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99. What does this hand signal mean?

The driver intends to move out or turn right.

The driver intends to stop ahead.

The driver intends to do a U-turn.

The driver intends to turn left.

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100. What does this sign mean?

Road narrows from right.

Slippery road ahead.

Steep hill ahead.

Series of bends ahead.

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