Tips for driving in New Zealand ★ for backpackers in NZ

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Tips for driving in New Zealand - for backpackers in NZ. This video is for all your backpackers and tourists out there, looking for some practical advice on driving in new zealand? watch the video.
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@chasingadeline 6 лет назад

That’s is such a good video!! I need to post this on my Twitter!!!

@calcifer1234 2 года назад

This is such a great video, full of really clear information, advice, and examples.

@lydiasim2162 4 года назад

Going to have my first campervan drive next week! You are such great help!! Greetings from Singapore!!

@hamamann 5 лет назад

Cool vid....helped me a lot going in the right direction!

@michealbaker3637 5 лет назад

Thank you for the helpful video.

@Anthrit 6 лет назад

It is about the same here in Montana. However every time I have to stop for cattle the ones in front of my car start mateing.

@paulsmith6184 4 года назад

Good video and pleased to see some practical advice for visitors. If you get a chance: please mention "when you reach a passing zone - don't speed up - let the traffic behind you get by. Also re speed - many campervans travel around 80 to 90 kph in a 100kph area. That's ok, probably enjoying the scenery, etc But many kiwis are NOT on holiday, they have a timetable to keep to and expect to be able to drive at 100 kph. So, if you cannot (or don't want to) travel at the open road speed, please use your mirrors and pull over regularly to let others pass. Thank you.

@Spitalhatch 4 года назад

Great video. It should also have a reminder to be patient when driving behind a slow vehicle - the speed limit is a maximum, not a minimum!

@RT-ey4wy 5 лет назад

We're used to driving on the left and one lane bridges, there's one around the corner from me. So many similarities to Ireland it'll be a lot less daunting than driving in the U.S.

@CruisingTheCut 4 года назад

Useful, thanks

@timhieuvisanewzealand 4 года назад

Thank you for your video sir.

@kayEnt3rtainm3nt 4 года назад

RCR described NZ as the planet's bonus track. I hope to visit some day and I promise to be on my best behavior ^_^

@sheree2108 4 года назад

Helpful thankyou! Alot of the rules are very similar to Australia which I'm glad of! :)

@briancd37 5 лет назад

Planning on driving in NZ later this year... Driving in NZ seems very similar to driving in rural Ireland - so I'm good! :)

@Y2J 5 лет назад

Glad I could help

@Magictina-po3ur Год назад

Good advice, I have another one, especially for us tourists, don‘t stop for fotoshooting at dangerous spots, just because there is a nice motive to take. Drive a little further, park safely and walk back. When you drive a slow vehicle, like a campervan, use every opportunity to let faster vehicles pass and last but not least, as a tourist, try to avoid driving in the dark😜

@joserobles9505 5 лет назад

Thank you mate

@RT-ey4wy 5 лет назад

Some handy info there. Very like Irish roads. Same speed limits, windy roads, similar rules of the road. Sooo many slow tourist drivers here too but at least you have passing lanes now and then. Sounds like the cops there are around a lot more. Well used to sheep too. Can't wait to eventually go!

@gladsonj2333 4 года назад

Very good video

@supercjh 4 года назад

Thank u 😊

@RaccoonTails1 3 года назад

Very close to Canada except on the opposite side of the road 👀 I also know how to drive all weather so I'll be set when I move there 😁😁

@MohoganyFan 4 года назад

Sounds daunting...but, I love a challenge. I'm going to Auckland, when this virus lets up, to do the Skywalk. I'm looking forward to hiring a local to drive me around the countryside lol. I'd hate to piss people off with my gawking at the countryside. Thanks a lot for this video.

@siamiam 6 лет назад

looks like a great place to drive :)

@Y2J 6 лет назад

I do enjoy travelling here, due to the size of the country, most places are achieveable to drive to, ie- whichever island you live on, you can drive around that island in a few days. I live in the south island so most of my vids are filmed there... but late this year or early next year... north island roadtrip!

@LoganT547 5 лет назад

Hi from Nelson 👍🏼

@TheWeepingDalek 2 года назад

i feel as a british driver coming to new Zealand for a holiday. we seem to have the same design in terms of signage. only big difference is we have mph not kph

@ccpyle 5 лет назад

Be there in a couple months. You should come to the US and drive the blue ridge parkway.

@tomp6685 4 года назад

I live in East Tennessee near the parkway. All the roads are windy with no shoulders

@nilanka000071 4 года назад

Thanks...

@hostingboy 6 лет назад

Yes, I'm a tourist

@toyotatim2521 Год назад

Nice video. I've just returned to the UK after 5 weeks in NZ, one thing I did notice was that when I was on H1 and H3 people would sit right up my arse on the single lane sections if I was doing between 95 and 100kph but as soon as there was a passing lane they'd drop right back and not overtake, this despite me often easing off so they wouldn't have to speed to pass. I don't know if this is normal for NZ drivers or I was just having one of those days. Overall I'd rather drive in New Zealand any day than in London

@rrocketman Год назад

I think it's a weird quirk of 4 outa 5 NZ and Aussie drivers mate

@NdokGamez Год назад

You said not to speed in passing lanes? yet you say we can do 100km/hour on 80-90km/hour. I confuse. I'm guessing you meant for those road that already doing 100 km/hour - still within road speed. see minute 6:08

@epictetus9766 4 года назад

Just arrived in NZ from the UK. I drove from Auckland to Wellington recently and stuck to the speed limit - the number of locals speeding and tailgating was staggering.

@Y2J 4 года назад

yes I know, it's aweful, pretty low quality of driving here. Slightly better in the south island, but not by much.

@CapitanBastos 6 лет назад

😂 basically the same as Norway, but we have 110kmh as the top now

@Y2J 6 лет назад

the AA wants to make 110 the limit in some areas of NZ, but only the "good roads", and there aren't many "good roads".

@mbvescovo 5 лет назад

If more than one car going the same direction comes to a one lane bridge, what's the rule for how many cars to let through before your turn?

@Y2J 5 лет назад

If you have the right of way, you don't have to give way unless there is already cars on the bridge going in opposite direction. If there is 1 car opposing you (a) and another one waiting (b) ...and (b) decides to follow (a)... technically you have the right of way (and car B is being inconsiderate), but if you enter the bridge there would obviously be an accident, so don't enter until the other cars are actually giving way to you like they are supposed to. So to answer your question, assuming you have the right of way, you only have to let through the cars that are already on the bridge, how ever many cars that is. When traffic on the other side sees you waiting, they should be giving way to you once the car(s) on the bridge are cleared.

@mbvescovo 5 лет назад

@@Y2J Thanks! Also, are you allowed to turn left on a red light? Here in the US, most (all?) places allow right turn on a red light, wondering if there is a corresponding law in NZ? (Coming in early Feb 2019, so trying to study this driving!)

@Y2J 5 лет назад

No, there isn't a general rule allowing you to turn left on red lights, that's a no. @@mbvescovo

@eloyrizaldo740 4 года назад

Helo, I'm from Philippines. I wanna learn more about NZ traffic rules.

@AuthorN.J.Franco 6 лет назад

Watching the footage of you driving on the wrong side, excuse me, the left side of the road took some getting used to.

@Y2J 6 лет назад

Wrong side of the car too :)

@CapitanBastos 6 лет назад

Yes I am looking to come to New Zealand, will driving require a license of sorts? If so, I’m not looking to drive, but rather looking for a driver.

@HissingThoughts 6 лет назад

Capitan Bastos having been a PUBG passenger with you, please do not drive. 😂

@Y2J 6 лет назад

Coming to NZ when?

@HissingThoughts 6 лет назад

Y2Jay Does Asia he will let you know when he’s at the airport.

@CapitanBastos 6 лет назад

Y2Jay Does Asia well, as soon as possible. Either magic happens and I can afford or New Zealanders wanting civilization come together and sponsor my trip.

@CapitanBastos 6 лет назад

Hissing Thoughts I am an excellent driver, I have know idea what you’re on about

@sigaieu 3 года назад

Weird to drive on the left. Great video though. Thanks!

@aramamikaere9117 3 года назад

Stick to the speed limits. I’ve seen too many crash sites where it looks like someone has been speeding and flown off a sudden turn or hit a patch of black ice and spun out

@NoahBorgfeldt 3 года назад

Hey where in New Zealand do you live? I live in richmond

@Y2J 3 года назад

Christchurch

@HissingThoughts 6 лет назад

You may run into stock... literally.

@bloggsie45 5 лет назад

Essentially driving in NZ is gladiatorial. The official road code is a 400 page tome which weighs in at 800 grammes. It's written in hundreds of short bullet point word sequences, and illustrated with hundreds of computer generated diagramatic illustrations which bear little resemblance to the real world. My suggestion is that visitors should travel by bus or coach.

@Y2J 5 лет назад

The way people drive here it should be an 800 page tome. Too easy to get a drivers licence here.