How is the traffic in New Zealand?

Many people will choose to immigrate to New Zealand, so what is the traffic situation in New Zealand? What traffic knowledge does New Zealand have? Let's take a look at it with the overseas immigration network! The following is the relevant information I have compiled. Welcome to reading.

How is the traffic in New Zealand?

Driving in New Zealand is on the left, so you have to get a New Zealand driver's license. (International driver's license holders are valid for one year from the date of arrival in New Zealand). You must be at least 15 years old to get a license.

New Zealand attaches great importance to traffic safety, and all adults and children over two years old must wear seat belts (front and rear). Children under two years old need seats. If there is a traffic accident, anyone involved in the accident must stop to check whether there are any casualties, otherwise it is illegal. If there are no casualties, but the car is damaged, there is no need to inform the police. Don't sign, don't take any responsibility, and don't compensate or claim immediately. Instead, we should immediately record the names, addresses, license plates and site conditions of both parties, exchange insurance information of both parties, notify our insurance company as soon as possible, and hand over all matters to the insurance company. However, it is wise to ask the police to check the scene and record it. You can also report to the police station within 48 hours. If there are casualties, you should call the police in time to rescue the injured. If you can't call the police in time, you must not report the case within 24 hours, otherwise it will be a serious violation of the law. A person questioned by the police has the right not to make a formal statement before consulting a lawyer. In the event of an accident, most New Zealanders will handle things with a cool head and under the principle of rationality and legality. It is extremely rare to add up, scold, hit people, retaliate and falsify evidence.

There are three main highways in Auckland, two in Wellington, two in Christchurch and one in Dunedin. In addition, some extended sections are usually called expressways because the upper limit of speed signs is 100 km. Highway No.1 is the main road connecting the north and south islands.

Compared with the land area of New Zealand, the population of New Zealand should be said to be very small. Therefore, its public transport system is not as developed as some overseas countries, and there will be no phenomenon that millions of people travel from south to north every day.

New Zealand has three international airports, located in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. Air New Zealand and Anjie New Zealand compete with other companies in the aviation market from these three international airports to airports in major cities and provinces in China. Shipping in New Zealand is very developed, with thirteen big ports and numerous small ports. Of all New Zealand's exports, more than 90% of the total value and about 99% of the total value are carried out by sea. New Zealand Railways is a private company. This railway line connects almost every town in this country. There are three routes for passengers to choose from: high-speed route, commuter route and tourist route.

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