New Zealand Motorbike Driving Road Code and Traffic Signs Questions and Answers

Question 1

You are riding on a multi-lane road and wish to move into the left lane. According to the New Zealand Road Code, what is the minimum time you must signal your intention before changing lanes?

Accepted Answer

For at least 3 seconds

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For at least 1 second

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Only when another vehicle is visible

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You do not need to signal if the lane is clear

Question 2

While riding, you approach a yellow, diamond-shaped sign with a picture of a bicycle on it. What does this sign indicate?

Accepted Answer

A warning that cyclists may be on the road ahead.

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A compulsory cycle lane that motorcycles must use.

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An area where motorcycles are prohibited.

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A designated parking area for bicycles and motorcycles.

Question 3

You are the first vehicle to arrive at a four-way intersection with no signs or signals. A car arrives at the intersection on your right at the same time. Which of the following actions should you take?

Accepted Answer

Give way to the vehicle on your right.

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Proceed immediately as motorcycles have right of way.

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Move to the centre of the intersection and wait.

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Sound your horn to indicate you are proceeding.

Question 4

Which of the following is the most effective braking technique for a motorcycle in a normal (non-emergency) stop?

Accepted Answer

Applying both the front and rear brakes simultaneously.

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Applying only the rear brake.

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Applying only the front brake.

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Pumping the brakes rapidly.

Question 5

You are riding in wet conditions and approach a set of traffic lights. You notice a dark, shiny patch on the road surface near the white stop line. What is the safest course of action?

Accepted Answer

Reduce speed early and aim to stop before or after the patch, braking gently.

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Brake heavily and suddenly before the patch.

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Aim to stop directly on the shiny patch for better grip.

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Speed up to get over the patch quickly.

Question 6

What does a rectangular sign with a white 'P' on a blue background, followed by a number (e.g., P60), mean for a motorcyclist?

Accepted Answer

You may park for a maximum of 60 minutes.

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Parking is permitted only for police vehicles.

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The speed limit in the parking area is 60 km/h.

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Parking is prohibited for the next 60 metres.

You are riding on a multi-lane road and wish to move into the left lane.According to the New Zealand Road Code, what is the minimum time you must signal your intention before changing lanes?

You are riding on a multi-lane road and wish to move into the left lane.
According to the New Zealand Road Code, what is the minimum time you must signal your intention before changing lanes?