New Zealand Car Driving Road Signs and Markings Questions and Answers Flashcards
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What does a blue circular sign with a white arrow pointing left indicate in New Zealand?
Answer: Keep left
A blue circular sign with a white left arrow is a mandatory keep-left sign requiring drivers to pass on the left side of an obstacle or median.
What do diagonal yellow lines painted on the road surface mean in New Zealand?
Answer: No stopping zone
Diagonal yellow lines on the road surface indicate a no-stopping zone where vehicles must not stop at any time.
What does a red-bordered triangular sign showing two arrows merging from opposite directions indicate?
Answer: Two-way traffic ahead
This warning sign alerts drivers that they are about to enter a stretch of road carrying two-way traffic after being on a one-way or divided road.
What does a white diamond shape painted on the road lane indicate in New Zealand?
Answer: Bus or transit lane
A white diamond painted on the road marks a special vehicle lane, typically reserved for buses and other authorized vehicles.
What does a circular sign with a red border and a black motorbike symbol crossed out mean?
Answer: Motorcycles prohibited
A red-bordered circular sign with a crossed-out motorbike symbol is a regulatory sign prohibiting motorcycles from using that road or area.
When you see a green arrow sign pointing upward above a lane on a New Zealand motorway, what does it mean?
Answer: Lane is open for use
A green arrow above a lane on a motorway indicates that the lane is open and available for traffic to use.