NZ Learner Licence Theory Test Licence Types and Conditions

Question 1

What is the minimum age to apply for a learner licence in New Zealand?

Accepted Answer

16 years old

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15 years old

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17 years old

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18 years old

Question 2

How long must you hold a learner licence before you can apply for a restricted licence in NZ?

Accepted Answer

At least 6 months

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At least 3 months

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At least 12 months

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At least 1 month

Question 3

What test must you pass to obtain a NZ learner licence?

Accepted Answer

A computer-based theory test covering the NZ Road Code and an eyesight screening

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A practical driving test on public roads

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A written essay about road safety

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A physical fitness assessment

Question 4

What are the conditions of a restricted licence in New Zealand?

Accepted Answer

You can drive alone during the day (5 AM to 10 PM) but need an experienced supervisor at night, and cannot carry passengers unless supervised (with exceptions)

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You can drive at any time with any number of passengers

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You can only drive with a supervisor at all times

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You can drive alone but only on roads with speed limits under 80 km/h

Question 5

How long must you hold a restricted licence before applying for a full licence in NZ?

Accepted Answer

At least 18 months, or 12 months if you complete an approved advanced driving course

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At least 6 months

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At least 24 months with no reduction possible

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At least 3 months

Question 6

In NZ, what is the consequence of accumulating 100 or more demerit points within a 2-year period?

Accepted Answer

Your licence is suspended for 3 months

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You receive a written warning only

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You must retake the theory test

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Your car is impounded for 28 days