New Zealand Road Code Theory Test (Learner License, Car) — All Questions
AllRoad Signs & MarkingsGive-Way Rules & Right of WaySafe Driving & Sharing the RoadSpeed & ConditionsAlcohol, Drugs & the NZ Graduated LicenceThe Driver & Vehicle
3 questions
Speed & Conditions
The open-road speed limit in New Zealand, unless a sign shows otherwise, is:
- a.110 km/h
- b.120 km/h
- c.80 km/h
- d.100 km/h✓
The default open-road limit is 100 km/h; some expressways are posted at 110 km/h. (Official New Zealand Road Code, speed limits)
Speed & Conditions
Unless a sign shows otherwise, the speed limit in an urban (built-up) area is:
- a.60 km/h
- b.40 km/h
- c.70 km/h
- d.50 km/h✓
The default urban speed limit is 50 km/h, and lower limits often apply near schools. (Official New Zealand Road Code, speed limits)
Speed & Conditions
When the road is wet, you should:
- a.Drive faster to clear the water
- b.Keep the same speed and gap
- c.Slow down and increase your following distance✓
- d.Brake hard often
Wet roads reduce grip, so ease off the speed and leave a larger gap to allow for longer stopping distances. (Official New Zealand Road Code, driving conditions)