New Zealand Motorbike Driving Learner Approved Motorcycle Scheme Flashcards
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Under the New Zealand Approved Motorcycle Scheme (AMS), what must a learner rider complete before riding on public roads?
Answer: A Competency Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) course with a licensed trainer
Learner riders must complete a CBTA course with a licensed AMS trainer before riding on public roads.
What is the minimum age to apply for a New Zealand motorcycle learner licence?
Answer: 16 years
You must be at least 16 years old to apply for a motorcycle learner licence in New Zealand.
On a learner motorcycle licence in New Zealand, which of the following is prohibited?
Answer: Carrying a pillion passenger
Learner riders are not permitted to carry pillion passengers on their motorcycle.
What blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit applies to motorcycle learner licence holders in New Zealand?
Answer: Zero — no alcohol permitted
Learner and restricted licence holders must have zero BAC while riding.
During the AMS off-road training module, which skill is primarily assessed?
Answer: Slow-speed balance and control of the motorcycle
The off-road module focuses on slow-speed control, balance, and basic handling before on-road riding.
How long does a New Zealand motorcycle learner licence remain valid?
Answer: 1 year
A motorcycle learner licence in New Zealand is valid for 1 year from the date of issue.
Which of the following is a mandatory requirement for riding on a New Zealand motorcycle learner licence?
Answer: Wearing an approved helmet at all times
All motorcyclists in New Zealand, including learners, must wear an approved safety helmet at all times.