New Zealand Road Code Theory Test (Learner License, Car) — All Questions

In New Zealand, when you are turning at an intersection, you must give way to:

• a.Only vehicles on your left
• b.Only pedestrians
• c.All vehicles that are not turning✓
• d.Nobody, because turning traffic has priority

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 larger vehicle gives way
• b.The vehicle turning left gives way
• c.The vehicle turning right gives way to the vehicle turning left✓
• d.Neither, they turn together

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.No one — go first
• c.Traffic coming from your left
• d.Faster vehicles only

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.All vehicles that will cross your path from your right✓
• b.Traffic on your left
• c.Nobody once you have signalled
• d.Only large vehicles

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.Whoever arrives first
• b.Traffic on the continuing (top of the T) road
• c.Traffic on the road that ends (the stem of the T)✓
• d.The vehicle on the right always

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)