What does this sign warn you about?
New Brunswick Class 7 Mock Exam 1
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What does this sign warn you about?
- The road narrows ahead
- An underpass ahead
- A narrow bridge ahead
- A one-lane detour ahead
When are moose and deer most likely to be a danger on New Brunswick roads?
- At midday
- Only in winter
- At dawn and dusk
- Only on gravel roads
What does this sign tell you?
- Watch for slow vehicles
- Passing lane ahead
- Passing is not permitted
- Two-way traffic ahead
What does the colour red mean on a traffic sign?
- General warning
- Motorist services
- Stop or prohibition
- Permitted movement
You are on a two-lane highway behind a line of three cars. How many may you pass at once?
- As many as you can before a curve
- One car at a time
- All three if the road is clear
- Two cars at a time
Which is one of the three main types of crash involving farm equipment?
- Overtaking a farm vehicle that is turning left
- Farm vehicles backing into parked cars
- Farm vehicles running red lights in towns
- Head-on crashes on divided highways
A 17-year-old passenger is caught without a seat belt. Who is charged?
- The driver, who loses two points
- The passenger, with no loss of points
- Both, and each loses two points
- Nobody, if the driver is belted
How close to the driveway entrance of a fire station may you park on the same side of the street?
- No closer than 10 metres
- No closer than 5 metres
- No closer than 25 metres
- No closer than 50 metres
Is it legal to stand in the roadway to hitchhike in New Brunswick?
- No, it is an offence
- Yes, during daylight
- Yes, on rural roads
- Yes, if you wear reflective clothing
Which three functions are traffic signs grouped by in the handbook?
- Urban, rural and highway
- Regulatory, warning and information
- Federal, provincial and municipal
- Permanent, temporary and seasonal
When must your vehicle's lights be on?
- When you cannot see 30 metres ahead in daylight
- Only when it is raining
- At night or when you can't see 150 m ahead
- Only between sunset and midnight
You see this sign and children are present. What should you do?
- Speed up to clear the zone quickly
- Stop and wait for a crossing guard
- Keep your speed and sound your horn
- Slow down and watch for children
The light turns yellow just as you reach the intersection and you cannot stop safely. What should you do?
- Speed up to beat the red
- Back up behind the stop line
- Proceed through with caution
- Brake hard in the intersection
What does the colour white mean on a traffic sign?
- Warning
- Regulatory
- Guidance
- Tourism
What is the minimum time a new driver spends in the Class 7 graduated licence program before becoming fully licensed?
- 18 months
- 24 months
- 36 months
- 12 months
What does this sign warn you about?
- A gentle curve to the right
- Right turn only
- A sharp turn to the right
- A road from the right
What does a Railway Crossing sign require you to do?
- Sound your horn before crossing
- Stop every time, even with no train
- Yield to all trains
- Yield only when the lights flash
Which statement about cyclists in New Brunswick is true?
- Cyclists may ride on sidewalks in towns
- Helmets are required only for children
- Cyclists should ride against traffic to see cars
- Riding a bicycle without a helmet is against the law
You approach an intersection with this sign. What must you do?
- Speed up to merge ahead of traffic
- Proceed, because you have the right of way
- Slow down, give the right of way and stop if needed
- Stop completely every time
What vehicle document must you carry while driving in New Brunswick?
- The original purchase loan papers
- The bill of sale
- The last safety inspection invoice
- The registration certificate or a photocopy
What do continuity lines on a highway show?
- The edge of the shoulder
- Where passing is not allowed on the highway
- Where a ramp lane borders the through lane
- A lane reserved for buses
A newly licensed driver has had no convictions. How many points do they gain each year after the first?
- 3 points a year, up to 12
- 4 points a year, up to 10
- 2 points a year, up to 10
- 1 point a year, up to 8
You are approaching an intersection and another vehicle has already entered it. What must you do?
- Speed up to enter first
- Yield to the vehicle in the intersection
- Sound your horn and proceed
- Proceed if you are on the main road
What does this sign mean?
- Traffic moves in one direction only
- Two-way traffic ahead
- Detour in the direction shown
- Turn right only
You are parking uphill on a road with no curb. Which way should you turn your wheel?
- To the right
- Toward the centre line
- Straight ahead
- To the left
What does this sign warn you about?
- The road ahead narrows
- A divided highway begins
- A narrow bridge ahead
- Two lanes merge ahead
Where should you avoid installing a child car seat?
- In any seat with a lap and shoulder belt
- Behind the driver's seat
- In a front seat with a passenger air bag
- In the middle of the back seat
Part of a rural construction zone has no speed limit sign. What is the limit there?
- 100 km/h
- 80 km/h
- 50 km/h
- 60 km/h
What does this sign mean?
- A divided highway begins; keep to the right
- Two roads join ahead
- The road narrows to one lane
- A traffic island is closed for repairs ahead
You see a 'school bus stop ahead' sign. What should you be ready to do?
- Turn on your high beams
- Pass the bus quickly before it stops
- Stop for a bus with flashing lights
- Sound your horn to warn children
What is the purpose of this type of green sign?
- To tell you the speed limit
- To warn of a hazard ahead
- To show where parking is allowed nearby
- To guide you to places along the route
What does an ignition interlock device do?
- Limits the vehicle to 80 km/h
- Prevents starting if it detects alcohol
- Tracks your speed with GPS
- Locks the doors when you are parked at night
What does a 'pavement ends' warning sign mean?
- The road continues with a gravel surface
- Pavement markings are missing
- The road is closed ahead for repaving work
- A bridge deck ahead
What does this sign warn you about?
- A sharp curve to the left
- Traffic entering from the right
- Right lane ends ahead
- A road from the right that you must enter
What does 'overdriving your headlights' mean?
- Going too fast to stop within the distance you see
- Using high beams in the city
- Driving with one headlight out
- Leaving your headlights on long after you park the car
How much brake pedal travel should remain at all times when you press the brake?
- At least half
- At least one-third
- At least three-quarters
- At least one-tenth
You are approaching a roundabout. Who has the right of way?
- Traffic entering the roundabout
- Traffic already in the roundabout
- Whoever is going to the first exit
- The vehicle on your right
This marker is placed on an obstacle near the edge of the road. What do its sloping lines tell you?
- How far the obstacle extends
- Which lane is closing
- The direction the road curves
- The side on which you may safely pass
A reverse curve sign warns of two turns in opposite directions. How close together are they?
- Separated by at least 1 km
- Separated by less than 120 metres
- Separated by less than 30 metres
- Separated by less than 300 metres
Children are present in a school zone with no other speed posted. What is the maximum speed?
- 30 km/h
- 50 km/h
- 40 km/h
- 60 km/h
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