New Zealand Car Driving Test Parking Rules and Restrictions 4

Question 1

You park on an uphill slope with a kerb on your right. Which way should your front wheels face?

Accepted Answer

Away from the kerb (left)

Answer

When facing uphill, turn your wheels away from the kerb so the vehicle rolls into it if the brakes fail.

Question 2

Which of the following is a valid reason for parking in a clearway?

Accepted Answer

Your vehicle has broken down and you cannot move it

Answer

A broken-down vehicle is generally the only acceptable reason to be stopped in a clearway during restricted hours.

Question 3

In New Zealand, what does a 'Clearway' sign mean?

Accepted Answer

No stopping during the hours shown

Answer

A Clearway sign means no stopping is permitted during the times shown to keep traffic flowing.

Question 4

You park in a disability parking space without a valid permit. What could happen?

Accepted Answer

You may be fined

Answer

Parking in a disability space without a valid permit is an offence and you may receive a significant fine.

Question 5

How far from a railway level crossing must you not park in New Zealand?

Accepted Answer

10 metres

Answer

You must not park within 10 metres of a railway level crossing to ensure clear sightlines and safe clearance.

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