NZ Motorbike Driving Parking Flashcards
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A motorbike is parked legally at a meter. The paid time expires. What happens if the rider does not return?
Answer: The bike may be issued a parking infringement notice
Once paid parking time expires, a parking warden can issue an infringement notice regardless of vehicle type.
What does a 'P 60' sign with a time range mean for a motorbike rider?
Answer: The rider may park for 60 minutes during the hours shown
'P 60' means parking is limited to 60 minutes during the hours specified on the sign.
You park a motorbike at night on an unlit road. What are you required to do?
Answer: Leave the parking light on if fitted, or park off the road
On an unlit road at night, you must leave the parking light on or park the vehicle off the roadway to ensure visibility.
Which of the following is NOT a legal reason to park on a footpath in New Zealand?
Answer: There is no available road parking nearby
A lack of road parking does not permit footpath parking; you must find a legal space elsewhere.
A rider needs to park near a bus stop. What is the minimum distance from the bus stop sign required by NZ law?
Answer: 6 metres
You must not park within 6 metres of a bus stop sign to keep the area clear for buses and passengers.
When using a centre stand, what is the correct technique to lower the bike back onto its wheels?
Answer: Push the handlebars forward and lift with your leg
Push forward on the handlebars while stepping off the centre stand footpeg to roll the bike smoothly forward.
Parking in a 'Loading Zone' on a motorbike — when is this permitted?
Answer: Only during the restricted hours shown on the sign, for loading or unloading
Loading zones may be used by any vehicle for loading or unloading purposes during the restricted hours specified.