New Brunswick Class 7 Practice Test 2026: written tests
Free New Brunswick Class 7 practice test, also searched as New Brunswick driving test practice (the written test, not the road test): official facts from SNB, questions written from the official New Brunswick Driver's Handbook.
- 40 questions
- 80% pass mark, each part passed separately
- $25 fee, Written test
- 16 minimum age
- Facts checked October 14, 2026
- Tests 1–2 free, no sign-up
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Official facts from SNB
| Official exam name | Written tests (Class 7 Level 1 learner's licence)road sign recognition exam and rules of the road knowledge exam |
|---|---|
| Run by | Service New Brunswick (SNB), for the Department of Justice and Public Safety, Motor Vehicle Branch official page |
| Number of questions | 40 |
| Breakdown | 20 road signs + 20 rules of the road |
| Pass mark | 16 of 20 in each part |
| Time limit | None published by SNB |
| Fee | $25 — Written test, first attemptWritten test, first attempt $25; re-write $15 (Driver's licences page, 'Fees as of August 1st, 2026', read 2026-10-14). Road test Class 9/7/6/5 $25 per attempt; four-year licence $100. Online payment by credit card, debit card (Visa or MasterCard) or Interac Online (TD Canada Trust accounts only); an access code is issued for each test. |
| Minimum age | 16 |
| Where to book | SNB test booking and locations (official site) |
The New Brunswick written tests (Class 7 Level 1 learner's licence) has 40 questions (20 road signs + 20 rules of the road); you need 16 of 20 in each part to pass, per SNB; questions come from the official New Brunswick Driver's Handbook (no edition or date printed).
Source: Service New Brunswick (SNB), for the Department of Justice and Public Safety, Motor Vehicle Branch official pages, checked October 14, 2026.
ID, retakes and booking
| ID and documents | Driver's licences page (read 2026-10-14): 'A person may apply for a Class 7 driver's licence (Graduated Licence Program) at age 16 with parental consent.' Testing page: 'If you pass all the required tests, you must wait at least four business days before visiting any Service New Brunswick (SNB) office (except at Campobello).' Then a vision test ('20/40 best eye'), proof of identification, proof of residency and, if under 18, the consent form (excerpt: parental consent 'witnessed by a non-relative'). The Motor Vehicle Branch document list (DLRequirements.pdf) was not opened. The online test needs 'a desktop or laptop connected to the internet with an enabled camera'; 'Phones and tablets are not compatible at this time' (2021 SNB release, excerpt). |
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| Retake | Driver licence testing page (read 2026-10-14): 'After the first failed attempt, you must wait one day to try again.' 'After a second failed attempt, you must wait one week before trying a third time.' 'If you don't pass the test after three attempts, you will need to book an appointment to take the test in person at a Service NB Driver Examiner office.' Re-write fee $15. |
| Attempts | Three attempts, then in person at a Driver Examiner office. Each re-write costs $15 ('Written test - re-write $15', fees as of August 1st, 2026). 'Test results are valid for six months.' Level 1 learners wait 12 months before the road test (eight months with a driver training course); all new drivers spend at least 24 months in graduated licensing (excerpt). |
| Languages | Driver Examination On-Line Booking Service page (read 2026-10-14): 'Testing is available in both official languages.' (English and French). Written tests delivered orally can be booked by telephone through Service New Brunswick's Teleservices at 1-888-762-8600. The handbook exists in English and French; this record uses the English pages. No list of other languages found. |
| Road signs | New Brunswick/Canadian road signs from the Traffic Signs part of the New Brunswick Driver's Handbook, tested in a separate 'Road Sign Recognition Exam' (excerpt). |
| Handbook | New Brunswick Driver's Handbook — No edition or date printed on the official handbook page (read 2026-10-14); the handbook is published as 9 part PDFs on www.gnb.ca (/content/dam/GNB3/t/dt-ct/handbook-manuel/docs/). Edition to be read from the saved parts. read the handbook |
| Facts last checked | October 14, 2026 |
New Brunswick road signs test
New Brunswick/Canadian road signs from the Traffic Signs part of the New Brunswick Driver's Handbook, tested in a separate 'Road Sign Recognition Exam' (excerpt). Practise them in the free New Brunswick road signs test or browse the Canada sign library.
New Brunswick written tests: common questions
How many questions are on the New Brunswick Class 7 test?
The New Brunswick written tests has 40 questions (20 road signs + 20 rules of the road), per SNB.
What is the pass mark for the New Brunswick Class 7 test?
You need 16 of 20 in each part to pass, per SNB.
Is the New Brunswick Class 7 test hard?
You need 16 of 20 in each section to pass, so in the official 40-question format you can get at most 8 wrong overall, and each section has its own mark. The best preparation is to study the official New Brunswick Driver's Handbook (no edition or date printed) and take practice tests until you pass them comfortably.
How much does the New Brunswick Class 7 test cost?
$25 — Written test, first attempt, per SNB.
Is there a free New Brunswick Class 7 practice test for 2026?
Yes. This site has 2 free New Brunswick written tests practice tests for 2026, each with 40 questions and the official pass mark of 16 of 20 in each section, plus a free road-sign quiz.
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Last updated October 14, 2026. Facts checked against Service New Brunswick (SNB), for the Department of Justice and Public Safety, Motor Vehicle Branch official pages. This site is independent and is not run by SNB.