New Zealand Motorbike Driving Test NZ Motorbike Driving Behaviour 5

Question 1

You are approaching traffic lights that have been green for a long time. What should you do?

Accepted Answer

Prepare to stop — the lights may change to amber soon

Answer

A light that has been green for a long time is likely to change soon, so you should reduce speed and be ready to stop safely.

Question 2

A motorcyclist is lane filtering in slow-moving traffic in New Zealand. What must they ensure?

Accepted Answer

Lane filtering is completely prohibited in New Zealand for all riders

Answer

As of current NZ road rules, lane filtering (splitting) is not legally permitted — motorcyclists must stay in their lane like other vehicles.

Question 3

What is the main purpose of wearing high-visibility gear as a motorcyclist?

Accepted Answer

To make yourself more conspicuous to other road users and reduce crash risk

Answer

High-visibility gear significantly increases the chance that other road users will see you, reducing the risk of being involved in a 'looked but failed to see' collision.

Question 4

When accelerating out of a corner on a wet road, a motorcyclist should:

Accepted Answer

Gradually roll on the throttle smoothly as the bike straightens

Answer

Smooth, progressive throttle application prevents rear wheel spin on slippery surfaces and keeps the bike stable as it exits the corner.

Question 5

Which document must a motorbike owner carry or have available when stopped by police in New Zealand?

Accepted Answer

Rider licence, vehicle registration, and evidence of warrant of fitness (WOF)

Answer

In New Zealand, riders should be able to produce their licence, registration, and current WOF when required by police.

New Zealand Motorbike Driving Test Practice Test

New Zealand Motorbike Driving Test Practice Test

New Zealand Motorbike Driving Test NZ Motorbike Driving Behaviour 5