New Brunswick learner's licence traffic rules

NEW BRUNSWICK ROAD RULES 03

New Brunswick, Canada, has implemented stringent traffic and driving rules to ensure the safety of its citizens on the road. One of the most vital regulations is seatbelt use, which is mandatory for all passengers in the vehicle.

New Brunswick Traffic Rules Test 03

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Speed limits indicate...?

The minimum speed expected in ideal conditions

A speed you must not fall more than 10 KM/H below

The speed you should aim for

The maximum permitted speed in ideal conditions

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As you back a car, the hand you are using for control should begin where on your steering wheel?

12 o'clock

6 o'clock

10 o'clock

2 o'clock

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At what time should you be particularly cautious about the risk of collision with large animals such as moose and deer?

Mid-morning and mid-afternoon

They are all as dangerous as each other

Midnight and midday

Dawn and dusk

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When passing a rider on horseback, you should...?

Hold your normal speed and course

Slow down and pull as far as possible to the left

Sound your horn to warn the rider of your presence

Slow down but do not change your course

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When the rear bumper of the car ahead passes a lamppost, you should not reach that lamppost for at least...?

1.5 seconds

0.5 seconds

1 second

2 seconds

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A fine will be incurred if seat belts are not being worn by...?

All rearseat passengers

All front seat passengers

All passengers and the driver

The driver

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If you are intending to go straight across a crosswalk or an intersection, you must not enter it until...?

There is space for your front wheels to reach the other side

There is space for you to get at least halfway across

Any of these depending on traffic and pedestrian movements

There is space for your vehicle to completely clear it

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What does 'defensive driving' mean?

Anticipating possible hazards

Blocking other drivers

Being frightened of other drivers

Making rapid changes of direction

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The accelerator and brake should be operated with...?

Left foot only

Right foot only

Left foot and right foot respectively

Right foot and left foot respectively

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When leaving a vehicle standing on a rural highway, if it is not so disabled that it cannot be moved, it must...?

Have its right-hand wheels touching the edge of the travelled part of the roadway

Have less than one metre of its width on the travelled part of the roadway

Have at least its right hand wheels off the travelled part of the roadway

Be completely off the travelled part of the roadway

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You should never back a vehicle at a faster speed than...?

A person jogging slowly

A person walking slowly

A person cycling slowly

A person walking quickly

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When parking your vehicle on a highway, it will not be legal in less it can clearly be seen for how far in both directions?

40 m

70 m

60 m

50 m

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The most common cause of highway crashes in New Brunswick is...?

Inebriation

Inattention

Excess speed

Following too closely

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When you drink alcohol, it starts to take effect...?

After 10 minutes

After half an hour

Almost immediately

After one hour

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In attempting CPR, how often should you breathe into the mouth of an adult who needs your assistance?

Every 5 seconds

Every 2 seconds

Every 4 seconds

Every 3 seconds

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Which of these remedies is a good way to mitigate the effects of alcohol so you can drive?

Black coffee

None of them

Fresh air

Cold showers

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Whenever you leave a vehicle unattended on a flat highway, it should be left with the wheels pointing...?

Straight ahead

Any of these

Towards the curb

Away from the curb

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In preparation for winter you should make sure that your brakes are...?

All engaging equally

Engaging more at the front than the back

Engaging more on the left than the right

Engaging more at the back than the front

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The ideal position for your hands on the steering wheel is...?

5 to 1

20 to 4

10 to 2

Quarter to 3

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You can be considered impaired when driving in New Brunswick if ...?

You have a blood alcohol concentration of more than .08

You have a blood alcohol concentration of more than .05

You have consumed any alcohol

You have a blood alcohol concentration of more than .03

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Which of these will excuse you driving while impaired?

Taking drugs provided by a chemist

Taking drugs available at a supermarket

None of them

Taking drugs prescribed by a doctor

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An alternative system for setting your following distance is to allow at least a car length for...?

Every 5KM of speed

Every 20 KM of speed

Every 10 KM of speed

Every 30 KM of speed

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When you drink alcohol it...?

Impairs your judgement

Impairs the ability to obey social restraints

Depresses the central nervous system

Does all these things

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The minimum number of points for a driver not wearing a seatbelt is...?

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The first thing you must do if you are the first person to arrive on the scene of a serious collision is...?

Start employing first aid

Get your car off the road

Drive to the nearest police station

Get the victims out of the car

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This online practice rules test, with multiple choice questions, is intended to help you prepare for the New Brunswick Class 7 level I Novice learner’s license that is required before you can get your driver’s license. This free practice written driving test is a lesson that is essential for getting your New Brunswick driver’s license at your local licensing office. Please note, however, that this is not the actual test, and you will not receive your license if you pass this practice test. It is all FREE!