Rules of the road Ireland - Road Signs and Theory

In this driving lesson video I will clearly explain some of the road signs and rules of the road you could be asked in the test or come across as a driver. Suitable for anyone doing a theory test, a driving test or looking to refresh their knowledge.

[maxwellagbavorsetsofia]

You're the best Mr. Tyghe, your videos helped me smash both Theory and Practical tests first time!

[samkay-hyrx]

I watched all your videos ohh man what can l say you are doing a great job!My first time going for driving test and l smashed it .I am now a holder of gull licence no ore running away from Garda on the road🤣🤣.Thank you very much!

[francissarun]

Hi dane i watched ur all videos and it helps more in my driving. Today was my first test and i passed thk u very much

[HighTen_Melanie]

As a UK driver this is very interesting. I’m hoping to visit ROI and it will be the first time I will have driven in a foreign country. I’ve been driving for 25 years and feel that driving on unfamiliar roads enhances your overall experience no matter how long you’ve been driving.

[alanodonnell]

Right I really have to remember the No Entery, Clearway, Pedestrian and No Through Road Signs. Since they're very important.

[lailanikzadeh]

Thanks Dane Tyghe for your helpful video

[xyzzy]

Failed my 1st driving test today in Tullamore. I cant seem to figure out how to avoid my bad coasting habits and my constant hesitation while leaving junctions and roundabouts. Anyone have any tips to help me fix these issues? thanks.

[AntonioDucieBernardo]

Can you talk about this please those who doesn’t know about this

[AntonioDucieBernardo]

Failed in my test today because the oxygen sensor appeared in control I even moved my car sadly

[luddite]

This is rich coming from a country that once gave full driving licences to people who never did a driving test in their lives and some people who never ever drove a car. Unbelievable but true. And stop hogging that middle lane.
The worst standard of driving in Europe especially in the Dublin area. Let's just go straight on in that right turn only lane. Sadly its common. Is it any wonder insurance costs so much there.