Parking Rules and Restrictions 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 park on an uphill slope with a kerb on your right. Which way should your front wheels face?
Answer: Away from the kerb (left)
When facing uphill, turn your wheels away from the kerb so the vehicle rolls into it if the brakes fail.
Which of the following is a valid reason for parking in a clearway?
Answer: Your vehicle has broken down and you cannot move it
A broken-down vehicle is generally the only acceptable reason to be stopped in a clearway during restricted hours.
In New Zealand, what does a 'Clearway' sign mean?
Answer: No stopping during the hours shown
A Clearway sign means no stopping is permitted during the times shown to keep traffic flowing.
You park in a disability parking space without a valid permit. What could happen?
Answer: You may be fined
Parking in a disability space without a valid permit is an offence and you may receive a significant fine.
How far from a railway level crossing must you not park in New Zealand?
Answer: 10 metres
You must not park within 10 metres of a railway level crossing to ensure clear sightlines and safe clearance.
When is it legal to double-park your vehicle in New Zealand?
Answer: It is never legal to double-park
Double-parking is always illegal in New Zealand as it blocks traffic and creates hazards.
What does a broken yellow line painted along the kerb indicate?
Answer: No parking during certain hours
A broken yellow kerb line means no parking during the restricted hours shown on nearby signs.