NZ Learner Licence Theory Test Give Way Rules

Question 1

Under NZ give way rules, when turning right at an intersection, who must you give way to?

Accepted Answer

All oncoming traffic going straight ahead or turning left

Answer

Only vehicles turning in the same direction

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Vehicles on your right only

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No one — the turning driver has right of way

Question 2

At a T-intersection with no signs or markings, who must give way?

Accepted Answer

The driver on the terminating road must give way to drivers on the continuing road

Answer

The driver on the right always has priority

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The driver arriving first has priority

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Both drivers must stop and negotiate

Question 3

You are turning left out of a side road onto a main road in NZ. Who must you give way to?

Accepted Answer

All vehicles on the main road, including cyclists and pedestrians crossing

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Only vehicles coming from your right

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Only large vehicles such as trucks and buses

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No one if you are turning left

Question 4

At a roundabout in New Zealand, who has priority?

Accepted Answer

Vehicles already inside the roundabout have priority over vehicles entering

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Vehicles entering from the right have priority

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The first vehicle to reach the roundabout has priority

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Larger vehicles always have priority at roundabouts

Question 5

Two vehicles approach an uncontrolled intersection at the same time from different roads. Under NZ rules, who gives way?

Accepted Answer

The driver on the left gives way to the driver on the right

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The driver on the right gives way to the driver on the left

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Both drivers must stop and wait for the other to proceed

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The driver travelling faster has priority

Question 6

When merging from a lane that is ending, who must give way in NZ?

Accepted Answer

The driver in the ending lane must give way to traffic in the continuing lane

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The driver in the continuing lane must let the merging driver in

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Both drivers must slow down equally to create a safe merge

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The driver who has been on the road longest has priority