NZ Learner Licence Theory Test NZ Road Code Rules 3

Question 1

In New Zealand, what is the rule about using hazard warning lights while driving?

Accepted Answer

They should only be used when the vehicle is stationary and causing a hazard to other traffic

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They can be used to thank other drivers

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They should be used whenever driving slowly in traffic

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They may be used instead of a turn signal in an emergency

Question 2

What is the NZ Road Code rule about passing a cyclist?

Accepted Answer

Pass with at least 1.5 metres of clearance at speeds up to 60 km/h and 1 metre at lower speeds

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Pass as close as safely possible to save road space

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Always sound the horn before passing a cyclist

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Cyclists must move off the road to allow vehicles to pass

Question 3

When is it permissible to drive in a cycle lane in New Zealand?

Accepted Answer

Only to enter or leave a property or side road, and only for the shortest possible distance

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At any time if no cyclists are present

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Only motorcycles may use cycle lanes

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Never — cycle lanes are exclusively for cyclists

Question 4

Under NZ Road Code, what must you do when you see a 'GIVE WAY TO ONCOMING TRAFFIC' sign while crossing a bridge?

Accepted Answer

Wait at the sign and give way to any oncoming vehicles on the bridge

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Proceed quickly to clear the bridge for oncoming traffic

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Sound the horn and proceed slowly

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Only give way if the oncoming vehicle is a heavy truck

Question 5

In NZ, what is the rule about carrying loads on a vehicle?

Accepted Answer

Loads must be secured so they cannot fall from the vehicle or be a danger to other road users

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Loads may overhang the rear by any distance as long as the hazard is visible

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Only commercial vehicles need to secure their loads

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Loads must be covered at all times regardless of their nature

Question 6

What must a driver do before opening a car door on a NZ road?

Accepted Answer

Check for cyclists, pedestrians, and other traffic before opening the door

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Open the door quickly to minimise time it is obstructing the lane

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Only check the side mirror before opening

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It is the responsibility of cyclists to avoid parked car doors