Fili ha tali ʻe taha
How should you drive on a narrow New Zealand road with no marked centre line?
Ko e hā e founga totonu ke faka'uli ai ʻi ha hala fāsi'i ʻi Nu'usila ʻoku ʻikai hano laine vali ʻi loto mālie?
Keep as far left as is safe, control your speed and be ready to slow or stop if there is insufficient passing space.
Tauhi ki to'ohema ki he mama'o taha ʻoku malu, pule'i hoʻo vave pea mateuteu ke fakasi'isi'i pe tu'u kapau ʻoku ʻikai fe'unga e avanoa ke fakalaka ai e ongo me'alele.
Fakahinohino fekauʻaki
No centre line does not permit occupying the right side. Watch road edges, pedestrians and oncoming vehicles; avoid a dangerous shoulder.
ʻOku ʻikai faka'atā ʻe he ʻikai ha laine loto mālie ke ke nofo ʻi he tafa'aki to'omata'u. Tokanga ki he tapa hala, kau lue mo e me'alele ʻoku ha'u mei mu'a; faka'ehi'ehi mei ha tapa hala fakatu'utāmaki.