Parking and Stopping Rules 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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In New Zealand, how far from a fire hydrant must you park?
Answer: 3 metres
You must not park within 3 metres of a fire hydrant in New Zealand.
What does a yellow no-parking line on the kerb mean?
Answer: No parking during certain hours shown on a sign
A yellow kerb line indicates no parking during the hours shown on a nearby sign.
You want to park on a road with a speed limit of 100 km/h. What must you do?
Answer: You must not park on the road at all
Parking on a road with a speed limit over 70 km/h is not permitted in New Zealand.
When parking on a steep downhill slope with a kerb, which way should you turn your front wheels?
Answer: Towards the kerb
On a downhill slope with a kerb, turn wheels towards the kerb so the car rolls into it if the brake fails.
How close to an intersection may you park in New Zealand?
Answer: No closer than 6 metres
You must not park within 6 metres of an intersection in New Zealand.
A broken yellow line is painted along the kerb. What does this mean?
Answer: No parking at any time
A broken yellow kerb line means no parking at any time on that stretch of road.
You are dropping off a passenger and will return to the car within 2 minutes. Are you parked or stopped?
Answer: Stopped, because you stay with the vehicle
You are stopped (not parked) as long as you remain in or immediately beside the vehicle and move promptly.