New Zealand Road Sign Knowledge Quiz

The phrase 'keep left' instructs individuals to stay on the left side of a path or road. This is commonly used in traffic signs to indicate the direction to follow.

The correct answer 'no u-turn' means that drivers are not allowed to make a U-turn at that specific location. The other options are unrelated to the meaning of 'no u-turn' and do not reflect the intended message of the sign.

The phrase 'don't turn left' indicates that one should either turn right or continue going straight to follow the intended path. It is a directional instruction to avoid making a left turn.

The road sign 'stop and give way' indicates that vehicles must come to a complete stop and yield the right of way to other vehicles approaching the intersection. This is a safety measure to prevent accidents and ensure smooth traffic flow.

The speed limit sign indicates that vehicles should not exceed a speed of 50km per hour in that area.

The correct answer 'turn right' means to go in the direction to the right, which is the opposite of 'turn left'. 'To go straight ahead' means to continue in the same direction without turning. 'To go left' means to make a left turn. 'To make a U-turn' means to turn around and go back in the opposite direction.

The correct answer 'keep going straight' means to continue moving forward without making any turns.

The correct answer indicates a restriction on driving into the specified area, while the incorrect answers provide alternative interpretations that do not align with the intended meaning of the sign.

The correct answer reminds drivers to stay in the left lane unless they are actively passing another vehicle to promote smoother traffic flow.

The road sign indicates that the road can only be used by buses, prohibiting other vehicles from entering.

The phrase is used when referring to interactions involving two or more people, rather than inanimate objects or singular individuals.

White stripes painted on the road indicate a pedestrian crossing, where pedestrians have the right of way to cross safely.

The correct answer emphasizes the importance of being aware and protecting children from potential harm.

The term 'slippery surface' refers to a surface that is slick and poses a risk of slipping or falling, often due to water, oil, or ice.

The sign 'road narrows' indicates that the road ahead will become narrower, requiring drivers to adjust their speed and positioning accordingly to ensure safe passage.

The term 'road works' refers to the construction or repairs being done on a road, which may cause temporary disruptions in traffic flow.

The correct answer 'slips' refers to losing one's footing and losing balance.

The term 'stop on request' means to come to a halt or pause when requested to do so.

The term 'other hazard' refers to any potential danger or risk that is not specifically identified or categorized as a warning sign, safety precaution, or emergency procedure.

The instruction 'turn left but give way' means to make a left turn while allowing other vehicles or pedestrians to proceed first if necessary.

The sign typically provides information about the state highway being traveled on and the distance to the destination to help drivers stay informed and navigate accordingly.

The correct answer refers to the meaning of directional signs at the next intersection, guiding drivers to different places based on their chosen direction.

The sign indicates the direction to the nearest information centre, not any of the other options.

The correct answer refers to the identification of a state highway by its number and direction, providing specific information for navigation purposes.

An oversize vehicle is a vehicle that exceeds the standard size limitations set by transportation authorities, often requiring special permits for transportation on roadways.

The correct response, 'wide load ahead,' is typically displayed on a pilot vehicle to indicate that there is an oversized load coming up ahead. The other options are not commonly seen on pilot vehicles and do not convey the same message.

Based on regulations, when a load is very large, there will be 2 pilot vehicles escorting the vehicle to ensure safety and traffic management.