New Brunswick Learner Licence Knowledge Test

What is the minimum age to apply for a New Brunswick Class 7 Level 1 learner's licence?

• A15 years old
• B16 years old
• C17 years old
• D18 years old

Which written components does Service New Brunswick list for Class 7.1 learner applicants?

• AA parking theory exam and a winter driving exam
• BA road sign recognition exam and a rules-of-the-road non-commercial knowledge exam
• CA vehicle inspection exam and a highway map exam
• DA road test video exam and a first-aid exam

How many multiple-choice questions are on the New Brunswick rules test for a learner's licence?

• A10
• B15
• C20
• D30

What score is required to pass the New Brunswick rules test?

• A12 of 20
• B14 of 20
• C16 of 20
• D18 of 20

What does the New Brunswick road sign recognition test require?

• ATwenty signs, with stop, yield, and school zone signs mandatory and no more than four oth…
• BThirty signs, with any 24 correct answers accepted
• COnly the stop and yield signs, with no other sign questions
• DA road test demonstration of hand signals

What measurement system does the New Brunswick written test use?

• AImperial units only
• BMetric units only
• CBoth metric and imperial units on every question
• DThe unit system chosen by the applicant

Who may ride with a Class 7 Level 1 driver in New Brunswick?

• AAny passenger with a seat belt
• BOnly one supervising driver with a Class 5 or better licence and at least three years of…
• CAny licensed driver who has held a licence for six months
• DUp to three friends if one is over 18

During which hours is a New Brunswick Class 7 Level 1 driver prohibited from driving?

• A10 p.m. to 6 a.m.
• B11 p.m. to 6 a.m.
• CMidnight to 5 a.m.
• D1 a.m. to 4 a.m.

A Level 1 driver completes a recognized licensed driving school. When can they become eligible to take the road test for Level 2?

• AAfter 4 months
• BAfter 8 months
• CAfter 12 months
• DOnly after 24 months

What zero-tolerance rule applies while holding a New Brunswick graduated driver's licence?

• AZero passengers at all GDL stages
• BZero blood alcohol content and no drug use while driving
• CZero driving after dark at both levels
• DZero highway driving until Class 5

How long is the minimum New Brunswick graduated licensing period before a driver can move to a full Class 5 licence?

• A12 months
• B18 months
• C24 months
• D36 months

What must an applicant under 18 provide before applying for a Class 7 licence?

• AA commercial driving medical only
• BParental consent witnessed by a non-relative
• CProof of owning a vehicle
• DA Class 5 driver's signature from any friend

What happens if a New Brunswick GDL driver violates the zero alcohol or drug-use condition?

• AThey receive only a warning letter
• BThey must restart driver training but keep their licence
• CThey face a one-year suspension and return to the beginning of the graduated period
• DThey automatically receive a full Class 5 licence after the suspension

A Level 2 driver under 21 wants to drive between midnight and 5 a.m. Which situation is allowed by the GDL rules?

• ADriving for entertainment with three passengers
• BDriving alone for any reason after six months in Level 2
• CDriving to or from work or school
• DDriving with one friend who has a learner's licence

After passing the required online Class 7.1 written tests, what does Service New Brunswick say the applicant must do next?

• ABegin driving alone immediately
• BWait at least four business days, then go to an SNB office to complete vision testing and…
• CWait 12 months before visiting an office
• DBook a road test before taking a vision screening

What does a red octagonal sign require you to do?

• AYield only if traffic is present
• BCome to a full stop and proceed only when safe
• CSlow down for a curve
• DEnter a construction zone

What shape and colour pattern identifies a yield sign in New Brunswick?

• AA red-bordered triangle on a white background
• BA yellow diamond with black symbols
• CA blue square with white symbols
• DAn orange rectangle with black symbols

What do white rectangular or square regulatory signs generally tell drivers?

• ATourist attraction directions
• BGeneral warning of unusual road conditions
• CLaws or regulations such as speed, parking, turning, or passing rules
• DOnly school crossing information

What does a yellow diamond-shaped sign usually mean?

• AA law that must always be obeyed
• BA general warning about a condition ahead
• CA tourist service location
• DA mandatory stop

What colour are construction and maintenance warning signs?

• ABlue with white symbols
• BGreen with white letters
• COrange with black letters or symbols
• DBrown with yellow symbols

A sign shows a green circle. What does that generally indicate?

• AThe action shown is permitted
• BThe action shown is prohibited
• CA railway crossing is ahead
• DA school bus is stopped ahead

In the New Brunswick Driver's Handbook, what does the fluorescent yellow five-sided sign indicate?

• AA construction detour
• BA school zone
• CA one-way street
• DA railway crossing

What does a railway crossing sign tell a driver at a public railway crossing?

• ATrains must yield to road vehicles
• BDrivers must yield to all trains
• CDrivers may stop on the tracks if traffic is slow
• DOnly commercial vehicles must pay attention

What does a slow-moving vehicle sign warn you about?

• AA vehicle travelling less than 40 km/h
• BA vehicle with priority at all intersections
• CA vehicle that may ignore lane markings
• DA vehicle carrying dangerous goods only

A road sign has a red circle and diagonal slash over a manoeuvre. What should you understand?

• AThe manoeuvre is recommended
• BThe manoeuvre is prohibited
• CThe manoeuvre is permitted only in fog
• DThe sign is advisory only and can be ignored

At a railway crossing with a stop sign, where must you stop?

• ANo closer than 5 metres from the nearest rail
• BDirectly on the nearest rail
• COnly after the rear wheels are past the first rail
• DAt least 50 metres from the crossing

What does a yellow or amber flashing traffic light mean?

• AStop and remain stopped until green
• BSlow down and proceed with extra caution
• CThe roadway is closed
• DTurn right only

What does a flashing red traffic light mean?

• ASlow but do not stop
• BStop completely, then proceed only when clear
• CProceed because cross traffic must stop
• DThe signal applies only to pedestrians

Unless a sign says otherwise, what must you do before turning right on a red light?

• ASlow to walking speed and turn
• BStop first, then yield to pedestrians and other traffic before turning
• CHonk twice and turn immediately
• DWait only if another vehicle is directly behind you

A sign says "No right turn on red." What does the handbook sign example tell you to do?

• ATurn after stopping if no one is coming
• BWait for a green light before turning
• CTurn only if you are in a school zone
• DUse the shoulder to make the turn

What does a solid yellow centre line on your side of the roadway mean?

• APassing is permitted if the other lane is clear
• BPassing is prohibited from your side
• CTraffic must drive on the left
• DThe lane is for bicycles only

How far in advance must signals be given before making a turn?

• AAt least 10 metres
• BAt least 30 metres
• CAt least 60 metres
• DOnly after entering the intersection

At a pedestrian light showing a red or amber pedestrian signal, when may vehicles proceed?

• AImmediately if the vehicle signal is green
• BAfter stopping until the traffic light changes to green and pedestrians have cleared the…
• CWhenever no vehicle is directly ahead
• DOnly after honking to warn pedestrians

What does a green flashing traffic light mean in the New Brunswick handbook?

• AAdvance green; you may turn left if it is safe
• BPedestrians only may cross
• CRailway crossing ahead
• DStop, then proceed as at a stop sign

What should you do if a peace officer directs traffic in a way that differs from signs or traffic signals?

• AFollow the signs instead of the officer
• BFollow the peace officer's direction with caution
• CStop until all signals are turned off
• DProceed only if another driver goes first

Unless otherwise posted, what is the speed limit in an urban district in New Brunswick?

• A30 km/h
• B50 km/h
• C80 km/h
• D100 km/h

Unless otherwise posted, what is the speed limit outside urban districts on provincial streets and highways?

• A50 km/h
• B60 km/h
• C80 km/h
• D120 km/h

When is the 50 km/h urban school-zone speed limit in effect unless a different rate is posted?

• AAt all times, every day of the year
• BBetween 7:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. on days school is in session
• COnly from midnight to 5:00 a.m.
• DOnly during summer holidays

In a construction zone, what is the speed limit in sections where no speed limit is posted?

• A30 km/h
• B50 km/h
• C80 km/h
• D110 km/h

What following-distance rule does the handbook recommend for favourable driving conditions?

• AOne car length at any speed
• BThe two-second interval
• CTen metres at any speed
• DFollow as closely as traffic allows

What should you do before entering a highway from a driveway or side road?

• AYield to vehicles approaching on the highway
• BEnter quickly because highway traffic must yield
• CUse the horn and proceed without stopping
• DDrive on the shoulder until traffic opens

At an uncontrolled intersection, two vehicles arrive at about the same time. Who must yield?

• AThe driver on the right always yields
• BThe driver on the left yields to the driver on the right
• CThe larger vehicle always goes first
• DThe driver travelling north always goes first

When turning left at an intersection, which traffic must you yield to?

• AOnly traffic behind you
• BOncoming traffic that is in the intersection or close enough to be an immediate hazard
• COnly bicycles, not motor vehicles
• DNo one if your signal is on

When approaching a roundabout, what is the correct right-of-way action?

• AEnter immediately because entering traffic has priority
• BYield to traffic already in the roundabout that is close enough to be a hazard
• CStop every time even if the roundabout is empty
• DDrive clockwise unless signs say otherwise

What should you do as you approach your exit in a roundabout?

• ATurn on your right turn signal
• BStop in the roundabout
• CAccelerate and pass on the right
• DTurn left across the centre island

Where must you stop at a stop sign if there is a marked stop line?

• AAt the clearly marked stop line
• BPast the crosswalk so you can see better
• COnly at the far side of the intersection
• DAnywhere within 10 metres of the sign

When may you pass another vehicle on the right in New Brunswick?

• AWhenever the vehicle ahead is moving below the speed limit
• BWhen overtaking a vehicle making or signalling a left turn, on a one-way street, or on mu…
• COnly on gravel shoulders
• DNever, under any circumstances

When is it unlawful to drive to the left side of the roadway to pass?

• AApproaching within 30 metres of an intersection or railway crossing
• BOn any straight road with a broken yellow line and clear sight distance
• COnly during daylight hours
• DOnly if the vehicle ahead is a truck