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

In New Zealand, a red circle (ring) around a symbol on a sign generally means:

• a.Something you must not do✓
• b.A parking area
• c.General tourist information
• d.A recommended action

Regulatory signs with a red ring show a prohibition, such as no entry or no right turn. (Official New Zealand Road Code, signs)

A yellow diamond-shaped sign with a black symbol is:

• a.A speed limit sign
• b.A motorway exit sign
• c.A parking rule
• d.A permanent warning sign for a hazard ahead✓

Yellow diamond signs warn of permanent hazards ahead such as bends, intersections or slippery surfaces. Temporary road-works warnings are orange. (Official New Zealand Road Code, signs)

A red-and-white triangle pointing downward (GIVE WAY sign) means you must:

• a.Turn left only
• b.Continue at your current speed
• c.Give way to all traffic before proceeding✓
• d.Always come to a complete stop

At a GIVE WAY sign, slow down, be ready to stop and give way to all other traffic before you go. (Official New Zealand Road Code, signs)

A solid yellow line marked next to the centre line on your side of the road means:

• a.You may pass whenever you like
• b.You must not cross it to pass, because it is unsafe to do so✓
• c.The road is a motorway
• d.You must stop ahead

A yellow no-passing line on your side warns that overtaking is unsafe there and you must not cross it to pass. (Official New Zealand Road Code, road markings)