New Zealand Motorbike Driving Test New Zealand Motorbike Driving Crashes, Emergencies and Emergency Vehicles

Question 1

You are involved in a crash where someone is injured. What must you do first?

Accepted Answer

Stop, help the injured and call 111

Answer

You must stop and help anyone injured. Call 111 for emergency services if someone is hurt.

Question 2

If someone is injured in a crash and police did not attend, within what time must you report it to police?

Accepted Answer

As soon as possible and within 24 hours

Answer

Injury crashes must be reported to police as soon as possible, and no later than 24 hours after the crash.

Question 3

What is New Zealand's emergency phone number?

Accepted Answer

111

Answer

111 is New Zealand's emergency number for police, fire and ambulance.

Question 4

An emergency vehicle with flashing red and blue lights and a siren is coming up behind you. What should you do?

Accepted Answer

Move to the left and stop if necessary to let it pass, when safe

Answer

You must give way to emergency vehicles using lights or a siren. Move left and stop if needed, safely, to let them through.

Question 5

After a crash, an injured motorcyclist is still wearing their helmet. What is generally recommended?

Accepted Answer

Leave the helmet on unless it stops them breathing, and wait for trained help

Answer

Removing a helmet can make a spinal injury worse. Leave it on unless it blocks their airway, and wait for paramedics.

New Zealand Motorbike Driving Test Practice Test