New Zealand Motorbike Driving Test New Zealand Motorbike Driving Intersections and Roundabouts

Question 1

When approaching a roundabout in New Zealand, who must you give way to?

Accepted Answer

Vehicles already on the roundabout

Answer

Vehicles approaching from your left

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Vehicles approaching from your right

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Larger vehicles regardless of position

Question 2

At an uncontrolled intersection in New Zealand (no signs or signals), who has the right of way?

Accepted Answer

The vehicle on your right

Answer

The vehicle on the wider road

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The vehicle on your left

Answer

The vehicle that arrives first

Question 3

What must a motorcyclist do when they encounter a STOP sign at an intersection?

Accepted Answer

Stop completely, then give way before proceeding

Answer

Slow down and proceed if clear

Answer

Stop only if other vehicles are present

Answer

Flash headlights and proceed carefully

Question 4

When turning right at an intersection in New Zealand, which vehicles must a motorcyclist give way to?

Accepted Answer

Oncoming traffic travelling straight ahead or turning left

Answer

Only vehicles turning from the opposite direction

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Pedestrians only

Answer

No one — right-turning vehicles have right of way

Question 5

What does a yellow (amber) traffic light mean for a motorcyclist at an intersection in New Zealand?

Accepted Answer

Stop if you can do so safely

Answer

Speed up to clear the intersection

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Proceed with caution as normal

Answer

Sound your horn and continue

Question 6

At a T-intersection in New Zealand, who must give way?

Accepted Answer

The vehicle on the terminating (dead-end) road

Answer

The vehicle on the through road

Answer

Whichever vehicle arrived later

Answer

The smaller vehicle

Question 7

How far in advance should a motorcyclist signal before turning at an intersection in New Zealand?

Accepted Answer

At least 3 seconds

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At least 1 second

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At least 5 seconds

Answer

Only when other vehicles are present