We're going to help you learn your New Zealand using the mock theory tests at www.drivingtests.co.nz.
This will help you get your learner licence quicker. Today we'll look at the signs sections.
There are 44 questions in total. These are the first 22.
This sign shows a bus lane. But because there are no other restrictions underneath the sign
it means that cyclists, motorcyclists and moped riders can use the lane. If it said
Buses Only under the sign then only buses are allowed in that lane.
This sign shows a roundabout and a give way underneath it. You will give way at any roundabout
using the give way rules, so A and B are not correct and C is the correct answer.
You're driving at 100kph and see an accident sign. What speed must you slow down to? The
answer is 20kph. Bear in mind that if you don't slow down you will be doing 80kph over
the limit. If you are caught this means your car will be impounded and you will be disqualified.
This sign also means there's a roundabout ahead.
This sign says Right Turning Traffic and it will be used with another sign giving an order
or direction. Right turning traffic must obey what that direction or order is.
This sign shows that lanes from the left and right merge into one.
This sign, which says temporary, is usually added to a speed limit to indicate that the
speed limit in that area is temporary for, perhaps, roadworks.
Why should you slow down when you see this sign? This sign is usually seen around roadworks
and it indicates that there will be loose metal or gravel on the road and your tyres
can throw that gravel up and it can smash another vehicle's windshield, therefore the
answer is D. What colour flashing lights does a pilot vehicle
have? A pilot vehicle is a vehicle that travels in front of another vehicle that might be,
for example, a wide load. These vehicles have yellow or yellow and purple lights.
This sign indicates that a person will be controlling vehicle access to roadworks and
you have to stop on request. This sign shows that you are not allowed to
do a u-turn. This is a clearway sign. A clearway is an
area of road where you're not allowed to stop and park.
This sign indicates that the road ahead will be uneven.
This white arrow on a blue background indicates that you should keep left.
This yellow sign showing two black arrows in different directions indicates that two-way
traffic is ahead. This yellow sign shows two children running
and signifies that you should watch out for children on the road.
This yellow sign warns of a road hump ahead. This sign indicates that a railway level crossing
is ahead. Be prepared to stop. Half of NZ's railway crossings are not controlled by barriers,
lights or sirens. This sign shows that there's 30 minutes parking
to the right of the sign. Unless otherwise stated the sign applies from 8am -- 6pm.
This is a speed limit sign showing that the maximum speed is 70kph
You'll see this sign on the approach to a pedestrian crossing. You also may see a white
diamond painted on the road. This sign shows a pedestrian and a bicycle
and it indicates the route is for pedestrians and cyclists only.