New Zealand Car Driving Test Parking 4

Question 1

How far from a pedestrian crossing must you not park?

Accepted Answer

6 metres before and on the crossing itself

Answer

You must not park within 6 metres of a pedestrian crossing or on the crossing itself.

Question 2

Double parking means parking:

Accepted Answer

Alongside a vehicle already parked at the kerb

Answer

Double parking is parking your vehicle beside another vehicle that is already parked at the kerb, blocking the traffic lane.

Question 3

What colour are the lines on the road that mark a no-stopping zone in some New Zealand areas?

Accepted Answer

Yellow

Answer

Yellow lines or yellow kerb markings indicate no-stopping restrictions in New Zealand.

Question 4

You park legally in a time-limited zone and return to find a parking ticket. The most likely reason is:

Accepted Answer

You exceeded the allowed parking time

Answer

Exceeding the time limit shown on the sign is the most common reason for a parking infringement notice.

Question 5

Can you park in a mobility parking space without a mobility parking permit?

Accepted Answer

No, it is illegal and you may be fined

Answer

Parking in a mobility space without a valid permit displayed is illegal and carries a significant fine.

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