FREE NZ Car Driving Parking Questions and Answers Flashcards
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When parallel parking on a hill with no curb, which way should you turn your front wheels?
Answer: It depends on whether you are facing uphill or downhill
When parking on a hill with no curb, you should turn your wheels toward the edge if facing downhill and away if facing uphill, so the car rolls off the road if brakes fail.
What is the minimum distance you must park from a fire hydrant in New Zealand?
Answer: 500mm
In New Zealand, you must park at least 500mm (0.5 metres) from a fire hydrant to ensure emergency access.
You are parking on the left side of a two-way road at night. Which lights must you display?
Answer: No lights are required if there is street lighting
If the road has street lighting, no parking lights are required when parked on the correct side of the road.
What does a broken yellow line painted along the edge of the road indicate about parking?
Answer: Parking is restricted at times shown on nearby signs
A broken yellow line means parking is restricted during times indicated on nearby signs, but may be permitted outside those hours.
How far must you park from an intersection if there are no markings or signs?
Answer: 6 metres
You must park at least 6 metres from an intersection where there are no road markings or signs indicating otherwise.
When angle parking, which direction should your vehicle face relative to the traffic flow?
Answer: In the direction of the traffic flow
When angle parking, your vehicle must face in the same direction as the flow of traffic on your side of the road.