Module 5: Give-way rules
STOP and GIVE WAY signs
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What you will learn
Know exactly what to do at a STOP sign and a sign.
- Full stop at the limit line
- Slowing and giving way
- When both roads have signs
STOP sign
LawAt a STOP sign you must come to a complete stop at the , then to all traffic on the other road. Only move off when it is safe.
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LawAt a sign you must slow down and be ready to stop. to all traffic on the other road. You only need to stop if there is traffic you must to, or you can't see clearly.
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A few quick questions – no timer, no pressure.
What does this red eight-sided sign require you to do?
Summary
- STOP = full stop at the , then .
- = slow, stop if needed, give way.
- Both roads signed the same? Use the turning rules.
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- Official sourceView official source: Land Transport (Road User) Rule 2004 (opens in a new tab)NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi – Land Transport Rules index
- Official sourceView official source: Road Code – The give way rules (opens in a new tab)NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi – About driving › Giving way