New Zealand Road Code Theory Test (Learner Licence, Car) — All Questions
5 questions
In New Zealand, when you are turning at an intersection, you must give way to:
- a.Only vehicles on your left
- b.Nobody, because turning traffic has priority
- c.All vehicles that are not turning✓
- d.Only pedestrians
A key New Zealand rule: if you are turning, give way to all vehicles that are going straight through (not turning). (Official New Zealand Road Code, give-way rules)
Two vehicles approach from opposite directions and both are turning into the same side road; one turns left and one turns right. Who gives way?
- a.The vehicle turning left gives way
- b.The vehicle turning right gives way to the vehicle turning left✓
- c.Neither, they turn together
- d.The larger vehicle gives way
When both vehicles are turning into the same road, the vehicle turning right gives way to the one turning left. (Official New Zealand Road Code, give-way rules)
At an uncontrolled crossroads with no signs or signals, you should give way to:
- a.Traffic coming from your right✓
- b.Traffic coming from your left
- c.Faster vehicles only
- d.No one — go first
At an uncontrolled intersection where neither road is a through road, give way to traffic on your right. (Official New Zealand Road Code, give-way rules)
When entering a roundabout in New Zealand, you must give way to:
- a.Traffic on your left
- b.Nobody once you have signalled
- c.Only large vehicles
- d.All vehicles that will cross your path from your right✓
At a roundabout, give way to any vehicle that will cross your path coming from your right, and travel clockwise. (Official New Zealand Road Code, roundabouts)
At a T-intersection controlled only by road layout, who must give way?
- a.Traffic on the continuing (top of the T) road
- b.The vehicle on the right always
- c.Traffic on the road that ends (the stem of the T)✓
- d.Whoever arrives first
At a T-intersection, traffic on the terminating road (the stem of the T) gives way to traffic on the through road. (Official New Zealand Road Code, give-way rules)