Nz Road Code Test 1
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NZ Road Code Test 1
- 1.You are required to undergo a breath screening test when requested by:
- A.
An ambulance officer
- B.
A doctor
- C.
A member of the public
- D.
A police officer
- 2.If anybody is hurt in a crash, the driver must tell a police officer as soon as possible but within:
- A.
24 hours
- B.
36 hours
- C.
48 hours
- D.
60 hours
- 3.You are driving in a 100km/h speed area and you see an "Accident" sign. What speed must you slow down to?
- A.
50 km/h
- B.
40 km/h
- C.
30 km/h
- D.
20 km/h
- 4.Which one of the following people may legally require you to give a blood sample?
- A.
A police office, an ambulance officer, other crash party
- B.
An ambulance driver, an approved person or a medical doctor
- C.
A medical doctor, other crash party, a police officer
- D.
A police officer, a medical doctor or an approved person
- 5.When turning right at a roundabout, you must:
- A.
Indicate right when leaving the roundabout
- B.
Indicate right before entering the roundabout
- C.
Indicate left before entering the roundabout
- D.
Not indicate at any time on the roundabout
- 6.When turning left into a driveway, slow down and:
- A.
Signal only if another vehicle is coming towards you and enter
- B.
Signal only if there is a vehicle behind you and enter
- C.
Signal for 3 seconds or more and if the driveway is clear, enter
- D.
Check the driveway is clear and enter
- 7.You may stop on a motorway only
- A.
To let down or pick up passengers
- B.
To make a U-turn
- C.
If there is an emergency
- D.
To stop and take a photo
- 8.If you miss your exit on a motorway, you should:
- A.
Drive on to the next exit
- B.
Make a U-turn back to the exit
- C.
Reverse back to the exit
- 9.What must you do when red lights are flashing at a railway level crossing?
- A.
Drive over the lines as soon as the train has passed.
- B.
Slow down and then drive over the lines
- C.
Stop until the lights stop flashing
- D.
Stop and if no train is coming, you may drive over the lines
- 10.When driving on an unlaned road, your vehicle should be positioned:
- A.
As close to the left side of the road as possible
- B.
Close to the centre of the road
- C.
1 metre from the left hand kerb
- D.
Anywhere, so long as you can see what is coming
- 11.You must turn your vehicle headlights on when visibility is less than:
- A.
100 metres
- B.
120 metres
- C.
140 metres
- D.
160 metres
- 12.When turning right from a two-laned road into a one-way street that has two lanes, you must turn into the:
- A.
Right hand lane
- B.
Left hand lane
- C.
Lane that has the least vehicles
- D.
Lane that gives you the most direct route
- 13.If you are a driver involved in a crash, the FIRST action you should take is to:
- A.
Stop and place a warning triangle at the side of the road
- B.
Drive past at 20 km/h until you pass the site of the crash
- C.
Stop and check to see if anyone is hurt
- D.
Tell a police officer as soon as possible
- 14.If you intend to move your vehicle from the right-hand lane to the left-hand lane, you must:
- A.
Move to the left as quickly as possible
- B.
Speed up and signal as you move to the left
- C.
Signal for at least 3 seconds before moving left
- D.
Slow down and signal as you move to the left
- 15.If you are driving in fog, your vehicle should have its:
- A.
Park lights on
- B.
Headlights on dip
- C.
Headlights on high beam
- D.
Hazard lights on
- 16.What is the best way to check for hazards before reversing your vehicle?
- A.
Replying on the outside mirrors
- B.
Turning to look over your shoulders
- C.
Relying on the inside mirrors
- D.
Walking around the vehicle before reversing
- 17.If you are driving at night with your vehicle headlights on high beam, you MUST dip them when coming up to:
- A.
An intersection
- B.
A town or city
- C.
A one-way street
- D.
A police officer on point duty
- 18.What is the least distance of clear road you MUST have in front of you when you have finished passing another vehicle?
- A.
40 metres
- B.
60 metres
- C.
80 metres
- D.
100 metres
- 19.
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What does a white reflector (cat's eye) placed on the road mean?- A.
The left side of the road
- B.
The centre of the road
- C.
No passing
- D.
The far right side of the road
- 20.
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What does a yellow reflector (cat's eye) placed on the road mean?- A.
The left side of the road
- B.
The centre of the road
- C.
No passing
- D.
The right side of the road
- 21.To help you from being blinded by the headlights of an oncoming vehicle, you should:
- A.
Look to the left-hand side of the road
- B.
Look to the right-hand side of the road
- C.
Look to the centre of the road
- D.
Turn the headlights of your vehicle onto a high beam
- 22.When passing a horse and rider, you should:
- A.
Warn the rider by sounding the horn on your vehicle
- B.
Slow down and give them as much room as you can
- C.
Speed up
- D.
Warn the rider by turning your vehicle headlights on
- 23.What rule applies when both when vehicle are controlled by a Give Way sign?
- A.
The lane rule
- B.
The give way rule
- C.
The passing rule
- D.
The 2-second rule
- 24.When driving on an unlaned road, you must drive your vehicle on the:
- A.
Right-hand side of the road
- B.
Left-hand side of the road
- C.
Centre of the road
- D.
Shoulder of the road
- 25.At night, you MUST always dip the headlights on your vehicle when:
- A.
Driving around town
- B.
Driving on a motorway
- C.
Following other vehicles
- D.
Driving in the country
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