NZ Road Code Test 2 assesses knowledge essential for safe driving on New Zealand roads. It covers practical scenarios like headlight failure, legal speed limits while towing, and correct responses to traffic signals, ensuring readiness for real-world driving situations.
70km/h
80km/h
90km/h
100km/h
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Speed up before the light changes to red
Stop even if it means stopping in the middle of the intersection
Turn hard to the left and stop around the corner
Stop at the signal if you can do safely
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2.0mm
1.5mm
1.0mm
0.5mm
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When following other vehicles
In a tunnel
On a motorway
When coming up to a railway level crossing
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Turn the headlights of your vehicle off for a short time
Slow down and if you cannot see, stop
Turn the headlights of your vehicle onto high beam
Watch the headlights of the oncoming vehicle to help you see where you are on the road
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20km/h
30km/h
40km/h
50km/h
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Push your way through the vehicles coming towards you
Give way to vehicles coming towards you
Wait until the lights change to red and then turn quickly
Turn at once as the vehicles coming towards you will be stopped
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Leave your keys in your vehicle
Leave a note on the vehicle saying "Back Soon"
Have someone stay with the vehicle who can move it
Will not be away from the vehicle for more than 5 minutes
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Leave the front wheels of your vehicle straight ahead
Turn the front wheels of your vehicle towards the kerb
Turn the front wheels of your vehicle away from the kerb
Run the front and back wheels of your vehicle hard against the kerb
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Drive on the far left side of the road
Move off to the left of the road and have a rest
Speed up so that you can get home quickly
Keep on driving but use a lower gear
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Stop and wait until it changes to a green light
Stop and then go on carefully
Go on slowly if no other traffic is coming
Stop only if other vehicles are coming from the right
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Slow down and drive on carefully if the way is clear
Slow down and stop if any other vehicle is coming
Slow down to 20km/h
Stop until the lights stop flashing
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At the vehicle coming toward you
At the centre of the road
At the left side of the road
At the right side of the road
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You may stop your vehicle if there are no buses coming
You may stop your vehicle between 6pm and 8pm except on Fridays and Saturdays
You may stop your vehicle if someone stays with it
You may not stop your vehicle at any time
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Move over to the right so that they cannot pass
Speed up so that they will not need to pass
Signal for them to stay behind you because you think they are going too fast
Move as far to the left side of the road as is safe and do not speed up
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You may turn right
You may go straight ahead
You must stop until all lights turn green
You may turn left or right
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You may park your vehicle within the next 40 metres of the sign
You may park your vehicle for no longer than 40minutes
You may park your vehicle for longer than 40minutes of someone stays in it
You may not park your vehicles within the next 40 metres of the sign
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Sweep it up within 2 hours
Sweep it up straight away if you can do so safely
Sweep it up within 24 hours
Tell a police officer
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Drive closer to the vehicle so that you can follow in its tracks
Drive with your vehicle handbrake on
Apply the 4 second rule
Apply the 2 second rule
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6m
5m
4m
3m
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3m
4m
5m
6m
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The child's parents
The driver of the vehicle
The owner of the vehicle
The child
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Fail to supply your correct name and address
Have no warrant of fitness for your vehicle
Fail to signal a right turn
Fail to stop at a STOP sign
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Attend a defensive driving course
Sit the practical test again in 4 months
Get a new license every year
Carry your license with you at all times when driving
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Drive straight ahead
Turn left
Turn right
Not signal
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You have the headlights of your vehicle turned on
The vehicle in front is signalling a left turn
The vehicle in front is signalling a right turn
The vehicle in front is going faster than the speed limit
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In a two-way street
In a one-way street where you may park on both sides of the road
Up to 1 metre from an intersection
If you are not parked over a fire plug
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There is a pedestrian crossing ahead
There is a school ahead
There are traffic signals ahead
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3 seconds
5 seconds
8 seconds
10 seconds
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Speed up and turn in front of the cyclist?
Sound the warning device to warn the cyclist?
Stay back until the cyclist has passed the intersection?
Keep driving to the next intersection?
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Rev the engine to let them know that you are waiting?
Take extra care and allow them to cross the road in their own time?
Turn on the vehicle hazard lights and drive on?
Speed up and pass in front of them?
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Slowest speed you can drive in good conditions
Average speed you can drive in good conditions
Fastest speed you can drive in good conditions
Fastest speed you cand rive, except when overtaking
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Keep driving at the same speed?
Keep driving at the same speed and flash the vehicle's headlights?
Slow down and be prepared to stop for children?
Slow down and move to the right-hand side of the road?
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Do not drive slower than 50 km/h
Do not drive faster than 50km/h
A rest area is 50 metres ahead
Do not stop for the next 50 metres
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