FREE New Zealand Car Driving Test Parking Rules and Restrictions Questions and Answers Flashcards
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What is the maximum distance you may park from the kerb on a New Zealand road?
Answer: 30 cm
In New Zealand, you must park no more than 30 cm from the edge of the kerb.
When parking on a hill facing uphill with a kerb, which way should you turn your front wheels?
Answer: Away from the kerb
When facing uphill with a kerb, turn your wheels away from the kerb so the vehicle rolls back into it if the brakes fail.
How far must you park from a fire hydrant in New Zealand?
Answer: 500 mm
You must not park within 500 mm of a fire hydrant to ensure emergency access.
What does a broken yellow line painted along the kerb indicate in New Zealand?
Answer: No parking but you may stop briefly to drop off passengers
A broken yellow line means no parking, but you may stop briefly to pick up or drop off passengers or goods.
You find a parking space near a pedestrian crossing. What is the minimum distance you must maintain from the crossing?
Answer: 6 metres
You must not park within 6 metres of a pedestrian crossing to maintain clear visibility for both drivers and pedestrians.
What is the maximum time you may park in an area with a P120 sign if no other restrictions apply?
Answer: 120 minutes
A P120 sign means parking is permitted for a maximum of 120 minutes (2 hours).