New Zealand Car Driving Parking and Stopping Rules Questions and Answers Flashcards
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In New Zealand, how close to a fire hydrant are you prohibited from parking?
Answer: Within 500mm
You must not park within 500mm of a fire hydrant in New Zealand.
When parking on a hill in New Zealand, what must you do with your wheels if facing uphill with a curb?
Answer: Turn wheels away from the curb
When facing uphill with a curb, turn your wheels away from the curb so the vehicle rolls back into the curb if the brake fails.
What does a broken yellow line painted along the edge of a road in New Zealand indicate?
Answer: No parking but stopping to pick up or drop off passengers is allowed
A broken yellow line means no parking, but you may stop briefly to pick up or drop off passengers.
In New Zealand, how far from a railway level crossing must you avoid parking?
Answer: 5 metres
You must not park within 5 metres of a railway level crossing in New Zealand.
What is the maximum time you may stop in a clearway zone in New Zealand?
Answer: You cannot stop at all during clearway hours
During clearway operating hours, no stopping is permitted at all.
When parallel parking in New Zealand, how far from the curb must your vehicle be positioned?
Answer: No more than 300mm
When parallel parking, your vehicle must be within 300mm of the curb.