NZ Learner Licence Theory Test Road Rules and Signs 2

Question 1

What does a blue circular sign with a white arrow indicate in New Zealand?

Accepted Answer

A mandatory direction — you must travel in the direction shown by the arrow

Answer

Blue circular signs with white arrows in NZ indicate mandatory directions — you must travel in the direction shown. These are regulatory signs, not suggestions.

Question 2

In NZ, what does a broken yellow line painted on the road edge mean?

Accepted Answer

No stopping at any time — you must not stop, stand, or park on that side of the road

Answer

A broken yellow line painted on the road edge (kerb) in NZ means no stopping at any time. You must not stop, stand, or park your vehicle on that side of the road where the broken yellow line is marked.

Question 3

What is the open road speed limit in New Zealand?

Accepted Answer

100 km/h

Answer

The default open road speed limit in New Zealand is 100 km/h. This applies on roads outside urban areas where no other speed limit sign is displayed. The open road sign is a white circle with a black diagonal line.

Question 4

In NZ, what must you do when approaching a school zone during school hours?

Accepted Answer

Reduce speed to 40 km/h (variable speed limit) and watch for children

Answer

Variable speed limits of 40 km/h apply around many NZ schools during school hours (usually before and after school and during lunch). Electronic signs display the reduced limit when active.

Question 5

What does a red and white triangular 'Stop' sign require in New Zealand?

Accepted Answer

Come to a complete stop, check it is safe, then proceed when there is a safe gap

Answer

A Stop sign in NZ requires you to come to a complete stop at the stop line (or before the intersection if no line), check all directions for traffic and pedestrians, and only proceed when it is safe to do so.

NZ Learner Licence Practice Test

NZ Learner Licence Practice Test

NZ Learner Licence Theory Test Road Rules and Signs 2