NZ Road Code2

At an intersection what do a police officer's directions overrule?

• Traffic lights.

• Give way rules.

• Road signs such as stop signs.

• All of the above

If you can do so safely, you may pass on the left at an intersection if:

• The vehicle in front is going faster than the speed limit.

• The vehicle in front is signaling a left turn.

• You have your headlights on.

• The vehicle in front is signaling a right turn.

What does 'speed limit' mean?

• The recommended speed for that road.

• The maxium speed for that road in good conditions.

• The minium speed for that road in good conditions.

• The maximum speed except for when you are overtaking an other vehicle.

What do you call the area of road you drive on?

• Verge.

• Kerb.

• Lane.

• Pathway.

When you are turning to the right:

• Give three seconds warning.

• Give two seconds warning.

• Only signal if there are other cars ahead or behind you.

• Look right and left then turn safely.

When should you apply the four-second rule?

• If the road is wet or frosty, or you are towing a trailer.

• If your brakes are almost worn out.

• If you travelling at more than 100km/h.

• At night

When coming up to a roundabout you must give way to all vehicles that will cross your path from your left. Correct or incorrect?

When can you use the horn on your vehicle? Select all that apply.

• To warn an other driver of your presence.

• To warn a horse and rider you are approaching.

• If someone cuts you off.

• As you are leaving your friends house.

What's this type of road called?

• Urban thoroughfare.

• Quad-lane road

• Bypass.

• Multi-lane road.

When driving at night on a road with lanes, you must be able to stop in half the length of clear road you can see in front of you. True or false?

• True

• False

• Only when it's wet.

• Only in fog.