New Zealand Road Code Theory Test (Learner License, Car) — All Questions
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The Driver & Vehicle
A Warrant of Fitness (WoF) in New Zealand shows that a vehicle:
- a.Has passed a safety inspection and meets required standards✓
- b.Has paid its road tolls
- c.Belongs to a licensed driver
- d.Is insured
A current Warrant of Fitness confirms the vehicle has passed a regular safety inspection; driving without one is an offence. (Official New Zealand Road Code, the vehicle)
The Driver & Vehicle
Before a vehicle can legally be used on New Zealand roads, it must be:
- a.Fitted with a roof rack
- b.Painted a light colour
- c.Less than five years old
- d.Registered and licensed (have current 'rego')✓
Vehicles must be registered and have a current licence (rego) to be driven on public roads. (Official New Zealand Road Code, the vehicle)
The Driver & Vehicle
Who is responsible for making sure passengers under 15 are properly restrained in a New Zealand vehicle?
- a.No one is responsible
- b.The passengers themselves
- c.Only the front-seat passenger
- d.The driver✓
The driver is legally responsible for ensuring passengers under 15 wear seat belts or use an approved child restraint. (Official New Zealand Road Code, safety belts and restraints)