FREE New Zealand Car Driving Test Giving Way at Intersections Questions and Answers Flashcards

At an uncontrolled intersection in New Zealand, if two vehicles arrive at the same time from different roads, which vehicle must give way?

Answer: The vehicle on the left

At uncontrolled intersections in New Zealand, the vehicle on the left must give way to the vehicle approaching from the right.

You are turning left at an intersection and a pedestrian is crossing the road you are turning into. What must you do?

Answer: Give way to the pedestrian

You must always give way to pedestrians who are crossing the road you are turning into.

At a T-intersection in New Zealand, who has the right of way?

Answer: Traffic on the continuing road

Traffic on the continuing (through) road has the right of way at a T-intersection.

You are at a roundabout and want to exit. A cyclist is beside you on your left also using the roundabout. What should you do?

Answer: Give way to the cyclist on your left

You must give way to cyclists on your left when exiting a roundabout to avoid cutting across their path.

At an intersection with a Stop sign, after coming to a complete stop you see a vehicle approaching on the through road but it is still far away. What should you do?

Answer: Wait until you are certain you can enter safely without causing the other vehicle to slow down

After stopping at a Stop sign, you must wait until you can enter the intersection without requiring any through traffic to adjust speed or direction.

You are driving straight through an intersection and an oncoming vehicle is turning right into a side street. Who gives way?

Answer: The turning vehicle must give way to you

A vehicle turning right must give way to oncoming vehicles going straight through the intersection.