NZ Learner Licence Theory Test Road Rules and Signs

Question 1

In New Zealand, which side of the road must you drive on?

Accepted Answer

The left side of the road

Answer

New Zealand drives on the left side of the road. This is a fundamental rule of the NZ road code that applies to all vehicles at all times.

Question 2

What does a red circular sign with a white horizontal bar mean in New Zealand?

Accepted Answer

No entry — you must not drive past this sign

Answer

A red circle with a white horizontal bar is the 'no entry' sign in NZ. It means you must not drive past the sign as you would be driving the wrong way, typically into oncoming traffic.

Question 3

At an uncontrolled intersection in NZ (no signs, signals, or markings), what is the general give-way rule?

Accepted Answer

Give way to all vehicles coming from your right

Answer

At an uncontrolled intersection in NZ, the general rule is to give way to vehicles approaching from your right. This is the default right-of-way rule when no signs, signals, or road markings indicate otherwise.

Question 4

What does a yellow diamond-shaped sign indicate in New Zealand?

Accepted Answer

A warning of a hazard or change in road conditions ahead

Answer

Yellow diamond-shaped signs in NZ are warning signs that alert drivers to upcoming hazards or changes in road conditions, such as curves, hills, intersections, or road works ahead.

Question 5

In NZ, when you see a 'Give Way' sign at an intersection, what must you do?

Accepted Answer

Slow down and be ready to stop, giving way to all traffic that has right of way before proceeding

Answer

At a Give Way sign in NZ, you must slow down, be prepared to stop, and give way to all traffic that has the right of way (including pedestrians) before entering the intersection. You don't need to stop completely if the way is clear.

NZ Learner Licence Practice Test

NZ Learner Licence Practice Test

NZ Learner Licence Theory Test Road Rules and Signs