New Zealand Motorbike Driving Road Code and Traffic Signs Flashcards
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In New Zealand, what does a sign showing a red circle with the number '50' inside it indicate?
Answer: Maximum speed limit of 50 km/h
A red-bordered circle with a number is a mandatory maximum speed limit sign — you must not exceed 50 km/h.
When a NZ traffic light shows a flashing green signal, what does this mean?
Answer: The signal is about to change to amber — prepare to stop
A flashing green light in NZ warns that the signal is about to change to amber, so you should prepare to stop safely.
Which of the following road markings indicates a pedestrian crossing that motorcyclists must stop at if a pedestrian is waiting?
Answer: Alternating black and white zigzag lines leading to two parallel white lines
Zebra crossings in NZ are marked by white stripes across the road, often with zigzag approach lines, and pedestrians have right of way.
Under New Zealand law, is it legal to ride a motorcycle in a designated bus lane during certain hours?
Answer: Yes — motorcycles may use bus lanes unless a sign specifically prohibits them
Motorcycles are generally permitted to use bus lanes in NZ unless a specific sign prohibits motorcycles from doing so.
What does a brown tourist information sign with a white symbol in New Zealand indicate?
Answer: A point of tourist interest or visitor facility nearby
Brown signs with white symbols in NZ are used to direct travellers to tourist attractions, scenic areas, and visitor facilities.
If your motorcycle skids on a loose gravel surface, what is the recommended action?
Answer: Steer into the skid and gradually ease off the throttle
On loose gravel, steer gently into the direction of the skid and smoothly reduce speed to regain control without locking the wheels.
In New Zealand, what does a white rectangular sign with a black arrow pointing downward alongside an upward arrow in a red circle mean on a narrow road?
Answer: Oncoming traffic has priority — you must give way to vehicles coming toward you
This sign means oncoming traffic (shown by the upward red arrow taking priority) has the right of way on a narrow section — you must wait.