FREE New Zealand Car Driving Test Road Signs and Markings Questions and Answers Flashcards
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What does a white rectangular sign with a red border displaying 'LSZ' mean in New Zealand?
Answer: Limited speed zone where conditions require lower speed
LSZ stands for Limited Speed Zone, meaning drivers must reduce speed when conditions such as poor visibility or pedestrians are present.
What do white zigzag lines painted on the road near a pedestrian crossing indicate in New Zealand?
Answer: No overtaking and no parking near the crossing
White zigzag lines near a pedestrian crossing mean no overtaking and no parking in that area to ensure pedestrian visibility and safety.
What does a circular sign with a red border showing a car and motorcycle side by side mean?
Answer: No overtaking
This sign prohibits overtaking any vehicle ahead, regardless of whether it is a car, motorcycle, or other motor vehicle.
On New Zealand roads, what does a flush median marked with diagonal white lines between opposing traffic lanes indicate?
Answer: A shared turning area that vehicles may enter to turn right
A flush median with diagonal white lines is a shared space that vehicles from either direction may enter when turning right or merging.
What does a yellow diamond-shaped sign with a black T-symbol indicate?
Answer: The road ends at a T-intersection ahead
A yellow diamond sign with a T-symbol warns that the road ahead ends at a T-intersection where you must turn left or right.
What does a broken yellow line along the edge of a New Zealand road mean?
Answer: No stopping during specified times shown on a nearby sign
A broken yellow edge line means no stopping is allowed during the times indicated on an accompanying sign.