New Zealand Motorbike Driving Rider Safety and PPE Flashcards
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Which helmet standard is accepted for motorcycle riders in New Zealand?
Answer: AS/NZS 1698
New Zealand requires helmets to meet the AS/NZS 1698 standard or an equivalent approved standard.
What is the primary purpose of motorcycle-specific riding gloves?
Answer: To improve grip on handlebars and protect hands in a crash
Riding gloves provide grip on handlebars and protect the hands from abrasion and injury during a fall.
When should a motorcycle helmet be replaced after a crash impact?
Answer: Always, even if no damage is visible
Helmets should be replaced after any significant impact because internal foam damage may not be visible but the protection is compromised.
Which type of jacket material offers the best abrasion resistance for motorcycle riders?
Answer: Leather or armoured textile
Leather and CE-rated armoured textile jackets provide the highest abrasion resistance and impact protection for motorcyclists.
What does a tinted visor primarily protect a rider from?
Answer: Glare and UV rays while improving visibility in bright conditions
A tinted visor reduces glare and filters UV rays, improving visibility in bright sunlight.
Under New Zealand law, is it legal to ride a motorcycle without a helmet?
Answer: No, helmets are compulsory for all riders and passengers
New Zealand law requires all motorcycle riders and pillion passengers to wear an approved helmet at all times.
What is the benefit of wearing high-visibility (hi-vis) gear while riding a motorcycle?
Answer: It makes the rider more conspicuous to other road users
Hi-vis gear significantly increases a rider's visibility to other drivers, reducing the risk of being overlooked in traffic.