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  1. After holding a New Zealand motorcycle learner licence, what is the minimum time before you can sit the restricted licence test?

    Answer: 3 months

    You must hold a learner licence for at least 3 months before taking the restricted licence test.

  2. On a New Zealand restricted motorcycle licence, what time restriction applies to riding?

    Answer: No night riding (10pm–5am) unless supervised by a full licence holder

    Restricted licence holders cannot ride between 10pm and 5am unless accompanied by a qualified supervising rider.

  3. What does the AMS on-road competency assessment evaluate?

    Answer: Safe integration into real traffic including hazard perception and road positioning

    The on-road assessment checks that the rider can handle real traffic situations safely and correctly.

  4. In New Zealand, what engine size restriction applies to a learner motorcycle rider?

    Answer: No restriction, but power-to-weight ratio limits apply

    New Zealand does not restrict engine size but does apply a power-to-weight ratio limit for learner and restricted riders.

  5. What is the default open road speed limit for motorcycles in New Zealand?

    Answer: 100 km/h

    The default open road speed limit in New Zealand is 100 km/h for all vehicles including motorcycles.

  6. When riding in wet conditions, a motorcyclist should increase following distance to at least:

    Answer: 4 seconds

    In wet conditions, braking distances increase significantly, so a minimum 4-second following gap is recommended.

  7. Which lane position is generally recommended when riding through a right-hand bend on a New Zealand road?

    Answer: Position varies — move left to increase your view through the bend

    Moving to the left side of your lane on a right-hand bend increases your sightline around the curve.