Intersection Flashcards
7 cards from real New Zealand Car Driving Test practice questions. Tap to flip, then mark Knew It or Still Learning — missed cards come back until you master them.
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You are turning left at an intersection and a cyclist is in the cycle lane to your left. Who must give way?
Answer: You must give way to the cyclist before turning left
When turning left, you must give way to cyclists travelling straight ahead in the cycle lane beside you.
What is the correct procedure when a school patrol sign is raised at an intersection or crossing?
Answer: Stop completely and wait until the sign is lowered
When a school patrol officer raises the STOP sign, all traffic in both directions must come to a complete stop and wait until the sign is lowered.
A pedestrian is crossing the road you are turning into. When must you give way to them?
Answer: Always, whether there is a crossing or not
When turning at an intersection in New Zealand, you must give way to any pedestrian crossing the road you are turning into, regardless of whether a marked crossing exists.
You approach an intersection with traffic lights showing green. A fire engine with lights and siren is approaching from a side street. What should you do?
Answer: Slow down and give way to the emergency vehicle
You must always give way to emergency vehicles displaying lights and/or sounding a siren, regardless of what traffic lights show.
At a roundabout, which road rule applies to entering traffic?
Answer: Vehicles already in the roundabout have priority
At a roundabout you must give way to all vehicles already circulating within the roundabout before you enter.
You want to turn right at an intersection but the right-turn bay is occupied. Where should you wait?
Answer: Wait before entering the intersection until a gap appears
If the right-turn bay is occupied, you should wait before the intersection until there is space in the bay or a safe gap to proceed.
Two vehicles approach a T-intersection: one on the through road, one on the side road. Who has priority?
Answer: The vehicle on the through road
At a T-intersection the vehicle on the continuing through road has priority, and the vehicle on the terminating side road must give way.