NZ Learner Licence Theory Test Intersections & Roundabouts 1

Question 1

Which lane should you be in before turning right at a multi-lane intersection in NZ?

Accepted Answer

The right-hand lane closest to the centre line

Answer

The left-hand lane

Answer

Either lane if it is safe

Answer

The lane with the shortest queue

Question 2

When should you begin signalling for a right turn at an intersection in NZ?

Accepted Answer

At least 3 seconds before you intend to turn

Answer

Only when you are at the intersection

Answer

As soon as you decide to turn regardless of distance

Answer

Only when you begin the turning movement

Question 3

At a traffic light-controlled intersection in NZ, what does a flashing amber light mean?

Accepted Answer

Proceed with caution — the lights may be malfunctioning

Answer

Stop — treat it as a red light

Answer

Speed up to clear the intersection quickly

Answer

Give way to pedestrians only

Question 4

At an intersection controlled by a traffic officer in NZ, whose instructions take priority?

Accepted Answer

The traffic officer's instructions override all traffic signals and signs

Answer

Traffic signals take priority over the officer

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Road markings take priority over the officer

Answer

Drivers must follow both the officer and the signals simultaneously

Question 5

How should you position your vehicle when waiting to turn right at a busy intersection in NZ?

Accepted Answer

Move forward into the intersection and wait in the centre until there is a safe gap

Answer

Wait at the stop line until you can complete the turn without stopping

Answer

Move left and wait on the far side of the intersection

Answer

Stop before the line and wait for the next green cycle

Question 6

At a roundabout in NZ, when is it appropriate to use the right lane to take the first exit (turning left)?

Accepted Answer

It is not appropriate — use the left lane to take the first exit

Answer

Only if the left lane is blocked

Answer

On large roundabouts with heavy traffic

Answer

It is acceptable if you intend to indicate left on entry