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What are the rules for cyclists?

The rules for cyclists mirror those for the drivers of other vehicles. Cyclists should keep to the left and indicate turns and stopping maneuvers as should the drivers of all vehicles. Many New Zealand roads have...

Is hitchhiking allowed in New Zealand?

While frowned upon as dangerous by many, hitchhiking is not illegal in New Zealand. Although, attempting to pick up a ride on a motorway is against the law. Many visitors and indeed local people hitch and enjoy

How do we keep ourselves and our possessions safe?

New Zealand is no more dangerous than any other Western country and considerably less dangerous than a great many other nations. Common sense is the major factor in maintaining personal safety and

Can we easily obtain food and other supplies as we travel?

The short answer to that is yes. New Zealand has several major supermarket chains and produce markets with branches in most cities and townships spread the length and breadth of the country.

What do we do with our campervan toilet waste?

Because of the thoughtless actions of many campers, including those using campervans, the dumping of human waste and garbage, often near our waterways, is becoming a national issue. Unless the proper...

What is the emergency service number in New Zealand?

For all emergency services, 111 is the number to dial. The controller will ask you what service you require, Police, Fire, Ambulance.

If you see a serious incident, a fire, accident or fear for

What is Cellphone & TV coverage like in New Zealand?

Overall, New Zealand has good cellphone coverage, with two major providers, Telecom and Vodaphone along with several smaller operators providing the digital service.

Cellphones and SIM cards can

What are the basic Road Rules?

In New Zealand we drive on the left as in the UK and Australia. This of course may take some getting used to. One important thing to remember, and it is something unique to New Zealand, is that we give way to our right

Is Freedom Camping allowed in New Zealand? And other frequently asked questions.

Freedom Camping or Free Camping is still allowed in New Zealand. However, due to the actions of a few selfish people, this may change in the future. Campers defecating

Freedom Camping

Freedom camping or free camping is ‘still’ legal in New Zealand. However, because of the thoughtless actions of many campers, including those using campervans, the dumping of human waste and garbage, often near our waterways, is...