New Zealand Motorbike Driving Test New Zealand Motorbike Driving Crashes, Emergencies and Emergency Vehicles 2

Question 1

You are riding and hear a siren but cannot yet see the emergency vehicle. What should you do?

Accepted Answer

Check your mirrors, slow down and be ready to pull over to the left

Answer

You should look for the vehicle and prepare to move left and stop safely so it can pass.

Question 2

An ambulance with flashing lights is approaching from behind on a two-lane road. Where should you move?

Accepted Answer

To the left side of the road and stop if safe

Answer

NZ rules require you to move left and stop if necessary to let emergency vehicles pass.

Question 3

After a crash where someone is injured, what number should you call in New Zealand?

Accepted Answer

111

Answer

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

Question 4

A fellow rider has crashed and is lying on the road wearing a helmet but breathing normally. What should you do with the helmet?

Accepted Answer

Leave it on unless it is necessary to remove it to keep their airway clear

Answer

Removing a helmet can worsen a neck or spinal injury, so leave it on unless the airway is at risk.

Question 5

You are involved in a crash in which someone is injured and no police officer attends. 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.

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