New Brunswick written tests practice test 2

Question 1

In New Brunswick, how close may you follow a fire truck that is answering an emergency call?

Accepted Answer

No closer than 150 metres

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No closer than 50 metres

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No closer than 75 metres

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No closer than 300 metres

Question 2

In New Brunswick, after stopping for a school bus with red lights flashing, when may you go on?

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When the red lights stop, the bus moves, or the driver waves you on

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When the last child is safely on the sidewalk

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After waiting one full minute behind the stopped bus

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When the car behind you honks

Question 3

In New Brunswick, an ambulance comes toward you with its siren and red lights on. What must you do?

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Pull to the right-hand curb and stop

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Speed up to clear the way

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Stop right where you are

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Pull to the left and slow down a little

Question 4

In New Brunswick, you see exhaust smoke from a parked car ahead. What could it mean?

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The driver may be about to pull out

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The car is about to catch fire

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The car has run out of fuel

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The car is parked for the night with its engine off

Question 5

In New Brunswick, is it legal to ride a bicycle without a helmet?

Accepted Answer

No, it is against the law

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Yes, for adults

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Yes, on bike paths

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Yes, in daylight on quiet roads

Question 6

In New Brunswick, why does the handbook say to leave more space behind a motorcycle?

Accepted Answer

Motorcycles can stop more quickly

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Motorcycles are always speeding

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Motorcycles use more of the road

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Motorcycles have no brake lights

Question 7

In New Brunswick, how close may you park to the nearest rail of a railway crossing?

Accepted Answer

No closer than 15 metres

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No closer than 4 metres

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No closer than 8 metres

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No closer than 35 metres

Question 8

In New Brunswick, how much space must you leave when passing a cyclist?

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At least one metre

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At least 30 cm

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At least 75 cm

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At least four metres

Question 9

In New Brunswick, where there are no sidewalks, which side of the road should people walk on?

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The left side, facing traffic

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The right side, with traffic

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Either side, with traffic

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The middle of the lane

Question 10

In New Brunswick, what blood alcohol level is a crime under the Criminal Code?

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80 mg or more per 100 mL (0.08)

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20 mg or more per 100 mL (0.02)

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50 mg or more per 100 mL (0.05)

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100 mg or more per 100 mL (0.10)

Question 11

In New Brunswick, a child must ride in a child safety seat until reaching which of these thresholds?

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Age 9, 36 kg, or 145 cm tall

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Age 6, 18 kg, or 120 cm tall

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Age 12, 45 kg, or 150 cm tall

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Age 5, 25 kg, or 110 cm tall

Question 12

In New Brunswick, you may not drive on the left side of the road when you are within what distance of an intersection or railway crossing?

Accepted Answer

30 metres

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8 metres

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50 metres

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75 metres

Question 13

Unless a sign says otherwise, what is the speed limit in a New Brunswick urban district?

Accepted Answer

50 km/h

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45 km/h

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65 km/h

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70 km/h

Question 14

In New Brunswick, which foot should work both the gas and brake pedals?

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The right foot

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The left foot

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Left for brake, right for gas

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Either foot

Question 15

In New Brunswick, who may ride with a Level 1 graduated driver?

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One passenger with a Class 5 and 3 years of experience

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Any two adults with a licence of any class

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Any passengers, as long as all of them wear seat belts

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One passenger with a Level 2 licence

Question 16

In New Brunswick, may cyclists ride on sidewalks?

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No, it is an offence

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Yes, at walking speed

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Yes, if they ring a bell

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Yes, in towns only

Question 17

In New Brunswick, you are first at a crash. What should you do about the injured?

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Do not move them unless they are in danger

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Pull them from the car right away

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Sit them up so they can breathe

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Give them water to drink and walk them around

Question 18

In New Brunswick, how does the handbook say to correct a rear-wheel skid?

Accepted Answer

Feet off the pedals; steer the way of the skid

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Brake hard and steer the other way

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Speed up and hold the wheel straight

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Shift into park at once, then steer the other way

Question 19

In New Brunswick, how long is a suspension for losing demerit points under the Motor Vehicle Act?

Accepted Answer

Three months

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One month

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Nine months

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18 months

Question 20

In New Brunswick, at what total of points is a driver who is not newly licensed suspended?

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10 points

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7 points

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8 points

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15 points

Question 21

In New Brunswick, what does this red eight-sided sign mean?

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Come to a full stop and make sure the way is clear

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Slow down and go on if the road looks clear to you

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Stop only when other traffic is close by

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Give way only to traffic on your left

Question 22

In New Brunswick, what is this sign telling you about the road?

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It is slippery when wet

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It has loose gravel

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It has a steep hill

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It is a winding road

Question 23

In New Brunswick, you face a red light with a green arrow. What may you do?

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Turn the way of the arrow, after yielding

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Go straight, then turn later

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Wait until the red light ends

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Turn any way you like, without yielding

Question 24

In New Brunswick, a white sign shows two cars inside a red circle with a slash. What does it mean?

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Passing is not permitted

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Passing is permitted with care

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No parking for two cars

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Two-way traffic ahead

Question 25

In New Brunswick, what does this sign show?

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The top speed allowed under ideal conditions

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The speed you must drive in all weather

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The lowest speed allowed on the road

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A speed suggested for trucks and buses only

Question 26

In New Brunswick, what must you do at this triangular sign?

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Slow down, give right of way, and stop if needed

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Stop every time, even when no one is near

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Speed up to get ahead of other traffic

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Give way to people on foot, but never to other cars

Question 27

In New Brunswick, what do yellow lines on the pavement divide?

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Traffic moving in opposite directions

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Lanes moving the same way

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Parking spaces from moving traffic

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Bus lanes from car lanes

Question 28

In New Brunswick, what do the downward-sloping stripes on a hazard marker beside the road show?

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The side on which you may safely pass

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The direction the road will curve next

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How close the next exit is

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Which lane is for trucks

Question 29

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

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Permitted moves or direction guidance

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A danger that calls for extra caution

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A school zone just ahead

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A stop or a ban on a move

Question 30

In New Brunswick, what does this orange sign mark?

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A zone where road workers are present

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A detour around a closed road

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A truck route for heavy loads and machines

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The end of a work zone

Question 31

In New Brunswick, you face a red light. There is no stop line and no crosswalk. Where must you stop?

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Before entering the intersection

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In the middle of the intersection

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Even with the traffic light pole

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Past the first lane of cross traffic

Question 32

In New Brunswick, what does a yellow diamond sign with a black "T" mean?

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The road ends ahead; turn sharply right or left

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The road crosses a railway line just ahead

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A truck stop is ahead on the right side

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A tourist area is ahead

Question 33

In New Brunswick, what should you expect where this sign is posted?

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Two lanes merge, with traffic coming from the right

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A divided highway begins, so keep to the right side

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Your lane ends, so you must stop and wait

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A hidden road is on the left

Question 34

In New Brunswick, what should you do at a "Steep hill ahead" sign if you are going down a very steep hill?

Accepted Answer

Shift to a lower gear or slow down

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Shift to neutral and coast down

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Speed up to keep with traffic

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Use the park brake all the way

Question 35

In New Brunswick, what is ahead when you pass this warning sign?

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A stop sign is ahead

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A railway is ahead

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Road work is ahead

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A school is ahead

Question 36

In New Brunswick, what does a single solid yellow centre line mean?

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Passing is not permitted

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Passing is permitted with care

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Passing is allowed in daylight

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It marks a bicycle lane

Question 37

In New Brunswick, may you turn right on a red light?

Accepted Answer

Yes, after a full stop, unless a sign forbids it

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No, never on a red light

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Yes, without stopping first if it is clear

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Only when a green arrow shows

Question 38

In New Brunswick, what should you be ready for after this sign?

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Traffic signals; be prepared to stop

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A railway crossing with gates

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A school crossing guard on duty

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A fire hall exit

Question 39

In New Brunswick, what does an "Added lane" warning sign tell you?

Accepted Answer

Two roads join, and merging is not needed

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Your lane ends, so you must merge left

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A passing lane begins on the left side

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Trucks must use the added lane

Question 40

In New Brunswick, an advisory speed sign is posted under this warning sign. What does it show?

Accepted Answer

That the safe speed is lower than the posted limit

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The speed that trains travel through here

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The speed limit for trucks only

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The lowest speed allowed while you are on the tracks

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