New Zealand Motorbike Driving Road Code and Traffic Signs Flashcards
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What does a circular red sign with a white horizontal bar across the middle mean in New Zealand?
Answer: No entry for all vehicles
A red circle with a white horizontal bar is the 'No Entry' sign — vehicles including motorcycles may not enter.
When riding through a roundabout in New Zealand, you must give way to:
Answer: Vehicles already in the roundabout
At roundabouts you must give way to all vehicles already travelling in the roundabout before you enter.
What is the default speed limit on an open road in New Zealand where no speed limit sign is posted?
Answer: 100 km/h
In NZ, the default open road speed limit is 100 km/h unless otherwise signed.
A green arrow traffic signal alongside a red light in NZ means:
Answer: You may proceed in the direction of the arrow even though the light is red
A green filter arrow allows movement in that specific direction even when the main light is red, after giving way to relevant traffic.
When must a motorcyclist use headlights during the day in New Zealand?
Answer: At all times while riding on public roads
NZ law requires motorcyclists to have their headlight on at all times while riding, improving visibility to other road users.
What does a sign showing a red circle with a bicycle and motorcycle image crossed out mean?
Answer: No motorcycles or bicycles permitted beyond this sign
A red circle with a crossed-out image prohibits those vehicle types from proceeding beyond the sign.
On a NZ road marked with a solid yellow line on your side of the centre, you may overtake:
Answer: Never — a solid yellow line on your side prohibits overtaking
A solid yellow line on your side of the road means overtaking is strictly prohibited regardless of visibility.