New Zealand Car Driving Parking and Stopping Rules Questions and Answers Flashcards
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In New Zealand, how far from an intersection must you park if there are no signs or markings indicating otherwise?
Answer: 6 metres
You must park at least 6 metres from an intersection unless signs say otherwise.
What does a continuous yellow line along the roadside mean in New Zealand?
Answer: No stopping at any time
A continuous yellow line means no stopping at any time.
You are driving in New Zealand and need to stop on a road at night where there are no streetlights. What must you do?
Answer: Leave your parking lights on
If stopped on an unlit road at night, you must leave your parking lights on so other road users can see your vehicle.
In New Zealand, how close to a bus stop sign are you allowed to park?
Answer: You cannot park within 6 metres
You must not park within 6 metres of a bus stop sign in New Zealand.
What should you do before opening your car door after parking on a New Zealand road?
Answer: Check mirrors and look for passing traffic and cyclists
You must check mirrors and look behind for approaching traffic and cyclists before opening your door.
In New Zealand, when are you permitted to double park?
Answer: Never
Double parking is never permitted on New Zealand roads.