New Brunswick written tests practice test 1

Question 1

In New Brunswick, a pedestrian crosses in the middle of a block, away from any crosswalk. Who must yield?

Accepted Answer

The pedestrian must yield to vehicles

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Vehicles must stop for the pedestrian

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Whoever is moving faster

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Neither; both must stop

Question 2

In New Brunswick, how close to a fire hydrant may you park?

Accepted Answer

No closer than 5 metres

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No closer than 2 metres

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No closer than 8 metres

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No closer than 12 metres

Question 3

In New Brunswick, may you share a lane with a motorcycle?

Accepted Answer

No, it is entitled to a full lane

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Yes, if you stay to the left side

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Yes, on multi-lane roads

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Yes, in slow traffic

Question 4

In New Brunswick, may you use a portable door or fender mirror when you are not towing?

Accepted Answer

No, it is illegal when not towing

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Yes, at any time

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Yes, on highways only

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Yes, if it clips on firmly to the door

Question 5

In a New Brunswick multi-lane roundabout, may you change lanes?

Accepted Answer

No, do not change lanes

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Yes, at any time

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Yes, to reach your exit

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Yes, if you signal

Question 6

In New Brunswick, who is responsible for making sure passengers under 16 wear seat belts?

Accepted Answer

The driver

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The passengers themselves

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Their parents only

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The vehicle owner

Question 7

In New Brunswick, you park on a rural highway at night. What lights must show on the roadway side?

Accepted Answer

White or amber at the front, red at the rear

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Red at the front, white at the rear

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Flashing blue at front and rear

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No lights at all, if the engine is turned off

Question 8

In New Brunswick, may you go over the speed limit while passing?

Accepted Answer

No, never

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Yes, by a little

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Yes, on a highway

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Yes, if it is quick

Question 9

In New Brunswick, which drivers fall under the zero tolerance rule for drug-impaired driving?

Accepted Answer

Novice drivers and drivers under 21

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Only commercial truck drivers

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Only drivers over 65

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Only drivers who already have a prior charge

Question 10

In New Brunswick, are radar detectors legal to have and use?

Accepted Answer

No, they are illegal

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Yes, in any vehicle

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Yes, on highways only

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Yes, if they are turned off

Question 11

According to the New Brunswick handbook, where should both hands usually be on the steering wheel?

Accepted Answer

At the 10 and 2 o'clock positions

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At the 12 and 6 o'clock positions

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Both hands at 12 o'clock

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At the 8 and 4 o'clock positions

Question 12

In New Brunswick, where must you stop to let passengers on or off?

Accepted Answer

At the curb or side of the road

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In the middle of the lane

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Beside a car parked at the curb

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In an intersection

Question 13

According to the New Brunswick handbook, if you double your speed, how much greater is the force of an impact?

Accepted Answer

Four times as great

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Twice as great

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Three times as great

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Eight times as great

Question 14

In New Brunswick, you may not pass near a hill crest or curve if your view is blocked within what distance?

Accepted Answer

150 metres

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50 metres

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75 metres

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250 metres

Question 15

In New Brunswick, as you approach an intersection, a car has already entered it. What must you do?

Accepted Answer

Yield to the car already in the intersection

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Go first if you are on the right

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Go first if you are going faster than the other car

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Sound your horn and go

Question 16

In New Brunswick, what blood alcohol level must every driver under 21 keep while driving?

Accepted Answer

Zero

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Under 0.05

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Under 0.08

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Under 0.02

Question 17

In New Brunswick, what is the speed limit on a rural highway with no speed sign?

Accepted Answer

80 km/h

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70 km/h

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75 km/h

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100 km/h

Question 18

In New Brunswick, a ball bounces into the street ahead. What does the handbook say it may mean?

Accepted Answer

A child or animal may run out

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A game is about to end

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The road is closed ahead

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A school bus is stopping

Question 19

In New Brunswick, what must you do if you do not pass the written test after three attempts?

Accepted Answer

Book an in-person test at a Driver Examiner office

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Wait one full year to try again

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Take a full driver training course first

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Pay a fine before trying again

Question 20

In New Brunswick, the car ahead of you starts to pass a truck. What should you do?

Accepted Answer

Wait until it finishes before you pass

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Follow it closely and pass too

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Pass both cars on the right side

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Sound your horn so it lets you pass

Question 21

In New Brunswick, you pass this warning sign before a railway. What should you do?

Accepted Answer

Look, listen and slow down, as you may need to stop

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Stop now, even if no train is in sight

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Speed up, since trains are slow here

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Turn off, because the road ends at the railway tracks

Question 22

In New Brunswick, what shape are warning signs?

Accepted Answer

Diamond

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Octagon

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Triangle

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Circle

Question 23

In New Brunswick, what does this sign tell you about the road ahead?

Accepted Answer

It curves to the right

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It turns sharply left

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It ends at a T

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It has a hidden road on the right

Question 24

In New Brunswick, you pass a white sign showing a person walking. What must you do?

Accepted Answer

Yield to pedestrians in the crosswalk

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Sound your horn to warn walkers

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Stop even when no one is there to cross

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Speed up to clear the area

Question 25

In New Brunswick, what does a yellow (amber) flashing light mean?

Accepted Answer

Slow down and go on with caution

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Stop completely, as at a stop sign

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The light is about to turn red

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Only turning traffic may go

Question 26

In New Brunswick, what does this warning sign show?

Accepted Answer

A winding road, with the first curve to the right

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A sharp turn to the right, then a long straight road

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A slippery road surface

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A steep hill going down to the right

Question 27

In New Brunswick, an orange sign shows an arrow above the word CONSTRUCTION. What does it mean?

Accepted Answer

You are entering a construction zone

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The construction zone ends

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Trucks must leave the road at this sign

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A detour is closed ahead

Question 28

In New Brunswick, what shape are information signs that show places like food, museums or campgrounds?

Accepted Answer

Square

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Diamond

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Triangle

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Octagon

Question 29

In New Brunswick, what is the lane under this sign for?

Accepted Answer

Left turns by traffic from both directions

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Passing slower vehicles on the left side

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Buses and taxis only, at rush hour

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U-turns at any time of day

Question 30

In New Brunswick, what is this sign used for?

Accepted Answer

Guiding drivers around a sharp curve

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Marking a one-way street

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Showing a passing lane on the left side

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Closing a road to traffic

Question 31

In New Brunswick, a warning sign shows a school bus with children. What should you be ready to do?

Accepted Answer

Stop for the bus if its lights are flashing

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Pass the bus quickly before it stops for children

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Follow the bus to the school

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Sound your horn to warn the children

Question 32

In New Brunswick, what does a red flashing light mean?

Accepted Answer

Stop completely, then go when the way is clear

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Slow down and go on with care

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The light will soon turn green, so get ready

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Yield only to cars on your left

Question 33

In New Brunswick, what does the colour blue on a sign usually show?

Accepted Answer

Tourism information or motorist services

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A rule that you must obey

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A school crosswalk just ahead on the road

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Road work or maintenance ahead

Question 34

In New Brunswick, an orange triangle with a red border is on the back of a vehicle. What does it tell you?

Accepted Answer

It travels under 40 km/h, so slow down

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It carries dangerous goods

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It is a school bus that will soon stop

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It is a police car on a call

Question 35

In New Brunswick, what does this sign tell you when your light is red?

Accepted Answer

Wait for the green light before turning right

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Turn right after you come to a full stop

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Turn right without stopping if the road is clear

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Turn left instead of right

Question 36

In New Brunswick, which turn does this sign forbid?

Accepted Answer

A left turn

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A right turn

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A U-turn

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Any turn at night

Question 37

In New Brunswick, a lane designation sign is mounted above the road. Which lane does it control?

Accepted Answer

The lane it is centred over

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The lane to its right

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All lanes in that direction

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The lane to its left

Question 38

In New Brunswick, a sharp curve sign has a small tab showing 30 km/h. What does the tab show?

Accepted Answer

The maximum advised speed for the curve

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The legal limit for the whole road

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The lowest speed allowed in the curve

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The speed limit for trucks only

Question 39

In New Brunswick, what does a "Pavement ends" warning sign tell you?

Accepted Answer

The road ahead has a gravel surface

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The road ahead is closed

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A bridge with a metal deck is ahead

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A parking lot starts here

Question 40

In New Brunswick, a white sign shows an arrow pointing up above a speed number. What does it tell you?

Accepted Answer

A zone with a lower maximum speed is ahead

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You may go faster once you pass this sign

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The road goes uphill from here

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Trucks must keep to that speed

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