12 Road Code Questions of 07 Miscellaneous
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# 1. You spot a group of cars dangerously driving, attempting to start races, what should you do?
A. you get yourself ready and join the raceB. you pull out in front of them to stop themC. you pull over at the road side and allow them to passing byD. you pull over somewhere away from them and info police
Explanation : New Zealand roads, any streets or roads for that matter are not race tracks, these situations if prevented, prevent the likelihood of serious/fatal crashes
# 2. How can small amounts of alcohol affect your driving?
A. You can judge your speed more easily.B. Your driving improves.C. It will alter your senses.D. Your driving reactions will be quicker.
Explanation : Alcohol and drugs, including some drugs given to you by a doctor, can seriously affect your driving. They can slow your reaction times and affect your senses.
# 3. if you notice a boy-racer or any vehicle infront or behind giving you a hard time, what should you do?
A. get the plate number and report to policeB. horn at them and give them a harder timeC. make comments to provoke themD. through rubbish at their cars
Explanation : it`s never easy being in a complicated and potentially dangerous position, as a driver you must keep calm and collective of what is going on, take notes when possible and don`t do anything that could endanger the lives of yourself and or others
# 4. What should you NOT do if your vehicle is on fire?
A. Pull over quicklyB. Turn off the engineC. Drive quickly to the nearest residence to use a phoneD. Attempt to put the fire out yourself
Explanation : When your vehicle is on fire, you should pull over quickly, turn off the engine, attempt to put out the fire yourself, if can not, you should alert other road users nearby, as the vehicle may explode, and call fire fighter for help.
# 5. You notice a ball that comes out in front of you car, what shall you do?
A. speed over it in attempt to pop it upB. pull the handbrake in order to slide around itC. sound your horn whilst slowly pumping your brake to stopD. pull your handbrake to stop ontop of it
Explanation : drivers should be aware that if a ball comes onto the road, likely a child isn`t far from it, therefore you should stop before that child gets in front of your vehicle
# 6. How many questions are you given when you are sitting for the NZ license theory test?
A. 10
B. 25
C. 35
D. 40
# 7. What should you do if an earthquake strikes while you are driving your car?
A. Pull over, stop your car, get out and run inside the nearest shelter.B. Speed up and attempt to get home as fast as possible.C. Pull over, stop your car and wait until the earthquake is over.D. Stop the car in the middle of the road and put the radio on for any updates.
Explanation : The correct answer is C.
Refer to page 108 for more information about what to do if an earthquake strikes.
# 8. Which of the following must you do if you are the holder of any class of driver licence?
A. Attend a defensive driving course.B. Sit the practical test again in 4 monthsC. Get a new licence every year.D. Carry your licence with you at all times when driving.
Explanation : A licence to drive a motor vehicle is a privilege that is only given to people who pass the driver licence tests and demonstrate respect for the rights and safety of others.
Photo driver licences help identify drivers
# 9. You have a restricted licence. A condition for driving at night without a supervisor is that you MUST NOT drive between:
A. 8 pm and 8 am.B. 7 pm and 8 am.C. 10 pm and 5 am.D. 11 pm and 7 am.
Explanation : You can drive on your own, but not between 10 pm and 5 am. If you drive between these times you must have a supervisor in the front passenger seat who holds a full New Zealand car licence, and has held it for at least two years.
# 10. you are at the motorway and there is an accident that occured behind you and somebody is badly injured. what do you do?
A. take a U turn and attend the injured personB. carry on drivingC. carry on driving and call policeD. slow down to the left side and stop, attend to the injured person and help to call for ambulance and police.
Explanation : a few seconds may mean life or death for those badly injured persons, help them only when yourself is stopped safely at the road side. It is extremely dangerous to make a U turn on the motorway.
# 11. You come to a corner and notice a vehicle coming towards you too fast, what should you do
A. slow down and stop if necessary to see what will happenB. check the mirrors and reverse out of its way quickly if possibleC. attempt to pull out infront to call his bluffD. signal and horn to alert the driver
Explanation : trust is one of the biggest problems on our roads, a lot of people choose to wait to see what happens, do not wait, respond quickly and get out of the way
# 12. If an on-coming vehicle starts swerving, what should you do to prevent a crash
A. swerve to get attention of the on-coming vehicleB. pull the handbrake to quickly make a u-turnC. slow down and pull as far off the road as possible and notify policeD. jump out of your speeding vehicle
Explanation : It can be hard to make quick decisions in the likely event.
as a driver you must remain calm at all times and act responsibly to prevent any possible accident
