FREE New Zealand Car Driving Test Road Signs and Markings Questions and Answers Flashcards
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What does a blue circular sign with a white arrow pointing left indicate on New Zealand roads?
Answer: Keep left
A blue circular sign with a white left arrow instructs drivers to keep left of the sign.
What do diagonal yellow lines painted on the road at an intersection mean in New Zealand?
Answer: No stopping zone
Diagonal yellow lines at intersections indicate a no stopping zone where vehicles must not stop.
What does a red-bordered triangular sign showing a steam train mean?
Answer: Railway level crossing ahead without barriers
A triangular warning sign with a steam train symbol warns of an uncontrolled railway level crossing ahead without barriers or gates.
On a New Zealand road, what do two parallel white dashed lines across your lane indicate?
Answer: Give way line where you must yield to other traffic
Two parallel white dashed lines form a give way line where drivers must yield to traffic on the road they are entering.
What does a green circular sign with a white letter P and the number 120 mean in New Zealand?
Answer: Parking allowed for a maximum of 120 minutes
A green P sign with a number indicates the maximum parking time allowed in minutes at that location.
What does a yellow diamond-shaped sign with a black winding road symbol indicate?
Answer: Series of bends ahead
A yellow diamond sign with a winding road symbol warns that a series of bends or curves lies ahead.