New Zealand Car Driving Road Signs and Markings Questions and Answers Flashcards
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What does a round sign with a red border showing the number 30 inside indicate in New Zealand?
Answer: Maximum speed limit of 30 km/h
A red-bordered circular sign displaying a number sets a mandatory maximum speed limit in kilometers per hour.
What do two solid yellow lines running along the center of a road mean in New Zealand?
Answer: No passing in either direction
Two solid yellow center lines indicate a no-passing zone where vehicles traveling in both directions are prohibited from crossing to overtake.
What does a blue rectangular sign with a white letter P and a time limit shown beneath it indicate?
Answer: Time-restricted parking is available
A blue P sign with a time limit indicates a parking area where vehicles may park for no longer than the displayed duration.
What does a fluorescent yellow-green diamond-shaped sign with a pedestrian symbol indicate in New Zealand?
Answer: Pedestrian crossing or school zone ahead
Fluorescent yellow-green diamond signs with pedestrian symbols warn drivers of a pedestrian crossing or school zone requiring extra caution.
What does a white dashed center line on a New Zealand road indicate?
Answer: Passing is permitted when safe
A white dashed center line indicates that drivers may cross the line to overtake when it is safe to do so.
What does a rectangular sign showing a winding road symbol with the text LSZ mean in New Zealand?
Answer: Limited Speed Zone ahead
LSZ stands for Limited Speed Zone, warning drivers that conditions ahead may require reducing speed below the posted limit due to curves or hazards.