On a road with a 50 km/h speed limit, a bus at a bus stop has indicated for at least 3 seconds that it is moving into your lane. What must you do?
I se auala e 50 km/h le tapula'a, ua fa'ailo se pasi i le nofoaga e tu ai pasi mo le 3 sekone pe sili atu o le a alu i lau laina. O le ā e tatau ona e faia?
On roads limited to 60 km/h or less, give way to a bus leaving a stop, roadside or bus lane after signalling for at least three seconds.
I auala e 60 km/h pe itiiti ifo le tapula'a, tu'u le avanoa i se pasi e alu ese mai se nofoaga e tu ai, le pito o le auala po o se laina pasi, pe a uma ona fa'ailo mo le 3 sekone pe sili atu.
Taʻiala e fesootaʻi i ai
The 50 km/h road qualifies. Observe early, slow smoothly and stop if needed. The bus driver must also check safety; buses do not have unconditional priority everywhere.
Practice question written for this site using NZTA rules; not an official examination question. Checked: 17 October 2026.
Sources: https://www.nzta.govt.nz/driving-skills/new-lane-use-rules
E aofia ai le auala e 50 km/h. Mata'itu vave, fa'aitiitia malie le saoasaoa ma tu pe a mana'omia. E tatau fo'i i le aveta'avale pasi ona siaki le saogalemu; e lē maua e pasi le fa'amuamua e leai ni tu'utu'uga i nofoaga uma.
O se fesili fa'ata'ita'i na tusia mo lenei 'upega tafa'ilagi e fa'avae i tulafono a le NZTA; e lē o se fesili aloa'ia o le su'ega. Siakiina: 17 Oketopa 2026.
Punaoa: https://www.nzta.govt.nz/driving-skills/new-lane-use-rules