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Irish Driver Theory Test practice for category B: rules and mock exams.
This is an independent study app for the Irish Driver Theory Test (category B). It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the Road Safety Authority (RSA) or any government agency. Prepare for the Irish Driver Theory Test (category B) with practice questions, timed mock exams and road sign study material written specifically for learner drivers. WHAT'S INSIDE • 250 practice questions drawn from the Rules of the Road • 15 topic practice tests, graded easy, medium and hard • 5 timed mock exams (10 questions, 40 minutes) to rehearse working against the clock • A written explanation for every answer, so you learn the rule rather than memorise an answer key • Road sign and road marking recognition practice • Progress tracking that shows which topics still need work • No login or account required to use any feature • No ads HOW TO USE IT Start with the easy practice tests to find your weak spots, work through the explanations on anything you get wrong, then move to the medium and hard sets. When you are scoring consistently, use the timed mock exams to practise working under time pressure before you book. Whether you are studying for the first time or brushing up the night before, this app covers the road rules, signs and safe-driving knowledge new drivers are tested on. For official information about the Irish Driver Theory Test (category B), and to book it, go to the Road Safety Authority (RSA) directly: https://theorytest.ie/
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