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New Brunswick Class 7 Mock Exam 2

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  • 40 questions
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  • Pass mark 16/20 per section
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Mock exam 2 · Question 10 answered

How long after the conviction date are demerit points returned to a driver's record?

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  1. How long after the conviction date are demerit points returned to a driver's record?

    1. Three years
    2. Two years
    3. Five years
    4. One year

  2. A motorcycle is ahead of you in your lane. How much of the lane is the motorcycle entitled to?

    1. Only the space it needs
    2. Half the lane
    3. The full lane
    4. The right third of the lane

  3. What does this sign mean?

    An orange rectangle with the black word DETOUR
    1. The road ends ahead
    2. Turn left only
    3. A one-way street
    4. A detour is ahead

  4. Before you park on a highway, how much clear roadway must be left for other traffic?

    1. At least 2 metres
    2. At least 5 metres
    3. At least 10 metres
    4. At least 3 metres

  5. What is the suspension for a third alcohol- or drug-related conviction within 10 years?

    1. Lifetime
    2. Three years
    3. Five years
    4. Ten years

  6. The handbook gives both metric and imperial measurements. Which does the written test use?

    1. Whichever you choose at the counter
    2. Imperial only
    3. Metric only
    4. Both, side by side

  7. What is the minimum time a new driver spends in the Class 7 graduated licence program before becoming fully licensed?

    1. 18 months
    2. 24 months
    3. 36 months
    4. 12 months

  8. Where must the accompanying driver sit when you drive with a Level 1 licence?

    1. Anywhere in the vehicle
    2. In the front passenger seat
    3. In the back seat on the right side
    4. Directly behind the driver

  9. You are in a construction zone in an urban district and no other speed is posted. What is the limit?

    1. 30 km/h
    2. 60 km/h
    3. 50 km/h
    4. 40 km/h

  10. A large truck is travelling in a roundabout beside your lane. What should you do?

    1. Pass it quickly on the inside
    2. Stay right beside it so the driver can see you
    3. Honk so it moves over
    4. Give it room; do not drive beside or pass it

  11. What does a flashing red traffic light mean?

    1. Stop only if traffic is coming
    2. Stop fully, then go when the way is clear
    3. The signal is broken; drive through with care
    4. Slow down and proceed with caution

  12. Is it an offence to drive too slowly in New Brunswick?

    1. Yes, if you block normal traffic
    2. No, slow driving is always the safest
    3. Only on 100-series highways
    4. Only for commercial vehicles

  13. What does this sign tell you?

    A white square showing two cars, one behind the other, crossed by a red circle and slash
    1. Watch for slow vehicles
    2. Passing lane ahead
    3. Passing is not permitted
    4. Two-way traffic ahead

  14. A pedestrian signal shows Walk. What must vehicles do?

    1. Yield the right of way to pedestrians in the crosswalk
    2. Proceed, because cars have a green too
    3. Yield only to pedestrians already halfway across
    4. Honk to warn pedestrians

  15. A novice driver breaks the zero tolerance rule. What happens to the vehicle?

    1. A three-day discretionary impoundment
    2. A 60-day impoundment
    3. No impoundment, only a warning
    4. A mandatory seven-day impoundment

  16. You are 17 and applying for your Class 7 licence. What extra document do you need?

    1. A letter from your high school principal
    2. A parental consent form signed by any relative
    3. Proof that you have finished a driving course
    4. A parental consent form witnessed by a non-relative

  17. A driver is on a three-month Administrative Licence Suspension for alcohol. What interlock option exists?

    1. A mandatory interlock for life
    2. No interlock option at all
    3. An interlock only after one year
    4. A voluntary ignition interlock program

  18. Who counts as a newly licensed driver for the point system?

    1. Anyone under 21
    2. Anyone licensed for less than four years
    3. Anyone licensed for less than two years
    4. Anyone still on Level 1

  19. Several people are hurt at a crash scene. Who should you attend to first?

    1. The drivers before the passengers
    2. Anyone who can walk
    3. Anyone not breathing or bleeding severely
    4. The person who is shouting loudest

  20. You are waiting in a two-way left-turn lane. What hazard should you watch for?

    1. Trains crossing the lane
    2. Oncoming vehicles using the same lane
    3. Pedestrians walking along the centre lane
    4. Bicycles riding in the lane

  21. What does this sign tell you?

    A yellow diamond with a straight black line on the left and a right-hand line that bends in to meet it
    1. The road narrows on both sides
    2. Keep right of the island
    3. Two lanes merge from the left
    4. The right lane ends ahead

  22. How can you reduce the fire hazard at a crash scene?

    1. Open the hood of every car
    2. Turn off the ignitions and keep smokers away
    3. Pour water into the fuel tank
    4. Start the engines to blow away the fuel fumes

  23. Your suspension period has ended. What might you need before your licence is reinstated?

    1. A reinstatement fee and any listed conditions
    2. A letter from your employer
    3. A new birth certificate
    4. Nothing; it restarts automatically on that date

  24. What does a 'surface subject to icing' warning mean?

    1. The road is closed in winter
    2. The surface may be icy near zero degrees
    3. Snow plows are working on the bridge ahead
    4. Studded tires are required

  25. What does this sign warn you about?

    A yellow diamond with two black lines that bend inward toward each other
    1. The road ahead narrows
    2. A divided highway begins
    3. A narrow bridge ahead
    4. Two lanes merge ahead

  26. Where is a suspension from a Criminal Code conviction appealed?

    1. To a Judge of the Court of Queen's Bench
    2. To the Registrar of Motor Vehicles
    3. To Service New Brunswick
    4. To the local police chief

  27. Which colour is used for construction and maintenance warning signs?

    1. Blue
    2. Orange
    3. Yellow
    4. Red

  28. Lane signs are mounted above the road. How do you know which lane each sign controls?

    1. The signs are numbered from the right
    2. Each sign is centred over its lane
    3. Only the left lane has a sign
    4. The lane colour matches the sign

  29. A police officer directs you to drive through a red light. What should you do?

    1. Turn right instead
    2. Wait for the light to turn green
    3. Follow the officer's direction with caution
    4. Ignore the officer and obey the light

  30. Which three functions are traffic signs grouped by in the handbook?

    1. Urban, rural and highway
    2. Regulatory, warning and information
    3. Federal, provincial and municipal
    4. Permanent, temporary and seasonal

  31. Which vehicles are exempt from New Brunswick's child seat rules?

    1. Vehicles on rural roads
    2. Taxis, emergency vehicles and buses
    3. Vehicles built before the 1990 model year
    4. Pickup trucks and vans

  32. You see this sign before a long descent. What does the handbook advise?

    A yellow diamond with a black truck on a sloping black triangle
    1. Use your four-way flashers
    2. Speed up to keep momentum
    3. Pull onto the shoulder and stop
    4. Shift to a lower gear or slow down

  33. What shape are information signs that show the location of facilities like campgrounds and gas?

    1. Pentagon
    2. Round
    3. Triangle
    4. Square

  34. Which of these is an offence under New Brunswick law?

    1. Turning right on red after a full stop
    2. Driving with your headlights on in daylight hours
    3. Disobeying a signal unless an officer directs you
    4. Stopping for a yellow light

  35. What does a Railway Crossing sign require you to do?

    A white X-shaped sign with black lettering on both arms
    1. Sound your horn before crossing
    2. Stop every time, even with no train
    3. Yield to all trains
    4. Yield only when the lights flash

  36. What happens to speeding fines in a construction zone?

    1. They are doubled
    2. They apply only to trucks
    3. They stay the same
    4. They are tripled

  37. The centre line is double yellow, with the broken line on your side. What does that mean?

    1. You may pass if traffic and conditions allow
    2. You may pass only at night
    3. You must not pass under any conditions
    4. Only the other direction may pass

  38. How close to a fire hydrant may you park?

    1. No closer than 15 metres
    2. No closer than 10 metres
    3. No closer than 5 metres
    4. No closer than 2 metres

  39. You are pressing a pad on a bleeding wound and the pad becomes soaked with blood. What should you do?

    1. Pour water on the wound
    2. Stop pressing and let it drain
    3. Remove it and use a fresh one
    4. Leave it on and put another pad on top

  40. You reach a stop sign where there is no stop line and no crosswalk. Where do you stop?

    1. Three car lengths before the corner
    2. Beside the stop sign post, wherever it is
    3. In the middle of the intersection
    4. At the edge of the through road

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