An unlicensed driver is convicted of an offence that carries points. What does the Registrar do?
New Brunswick Class 7 Mock Exam 3
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An unlicensed driver is convicted of an offence that carries points. What does the Registrar do?
- Records the points for later
- Suspends their driving privilege
- Issues a learner's licence
- Gives a warning on the first offence
What does a regulatory sign showing a number in tonnes over a road or bridge mean?
- The weight limit allowed
- The height clearance
- The speed for heavy trucks
- The distance to the bridge
This sign is on the back of a vehicle ahead. What does it tell you?
- The vehicle carries dangerous goods
- The vehicle is an emergency vehicle
- The vehicle travels slower than 40 km/h
- The vehicle is wider than one lane
What does this sign warn you about?
- A wildlife park entrance just ahead on the right
- Deer regularly cross this section of road
- A hunting area ahead
- A deer farm ahead
What does a flashing red traffic light mean?
- Stop only if traffic is coming
- Stop fully, then go when the way is clear
- The signal is broken; drive through with care
- Slow down and proceed with caution
Traffic is heavy and slow ahead of a railway crossing. When may you start across the tracks?
- Only after honking your horn
- As soon as the car ahead moves
- When your whole vehicle fits on the far side
- Whenever the crossing lights and bells are off
You have finished Level 2. What happens next?
- The Class 5 licence is mailed to you automatically
- You must apply for your Class 5 licence yourself
- You keep driving on Level 2 until renewal
- You must repeat the written tests first
Where must you never stop, park or make a U-turn?
- On a curve
- In a parking lot
- On a straight residential street
- On a wide road with good visibility
What is accepted as proof of financial responsibility after a collision?
- A bank statement
- A signed letter from your employer or your bank
- A New Brunswick Liability Insurance Card
- The vehicle's bill of sale
On a multi-lane road, how should you drive in relation to the lane lines?
- Drive over the line to see ahead
- Use two lanes in light traffic
- Weave to avoid potholes
- Stay within a single lane
Is it an offence to drive too slowly in New Brunswick?
- Yes, if you block normal traffic
- No, slow driving is always the safest
- Only on 100-series highways
- Only for commercial vehicles
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
What do alternating flashing amber lights on a school bus mean?
- The bus is stopped and loading
- You may pass with care
- The bus is out of service
- The bus is about to stop for children
The handbook gives both metric and imperial measurements. Which does the written test use?
- Whichever you choose at the counter
- Imperial only
- Metric only
- Both, side by side
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
You graduated from a licensed driver training school. How soon can you take the road test for Level 2?
- After 4 months at Level 1
- After 12 months at Level 1
- After 6 months at Level 1
- After 8 months at Level 1
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
Without chains, how much farther can it take to stop on snow and ice than on dry concrete?
- Up to 20 times as far
- Up to 5 times as far
- Up to 12 times as far
- Up to 2 times as far
A police officer directs you to drive through a red light. What should you do?
- Turn right instead
- Wait for the light to turn green
- Follow the officer's direction with caution
- Ignore the officer and obey the light
What does this sign warn you about?
- A stop sign ahead
- A school bus stop ahead
- A railway crossing ahead
- A four-way stop at this corner
You come up behind a slow farm tractor. Before you pass, what should you make sure of?
- Your high beams are on
- You keep honking until it pulls onto the shoulder for you
- You are within 10 metres of it
- The operator knows you'll pass and the way is clear
You are in the inner lane of a multi-lane roundabout and realize you need the outer lane. What should you do?
- Signal and cut across the lane
- Stop and wait for a gap
- Stay in your lane and do not change
- Change lanes quickly inside
What is a two-way left-turn lane used for?
- Parking during rush hour
- Left turns by traffic from either direction
- Buses and taxis only
- Passing slow vehicles travelling in either direction
You are convicted of driving while suspended for the first time. How long is the new suspension?
- 12 months
- 6 months
- 3 months
- 24 months
What does this sign warn you about?
- A bump or rough road ahead
- Pavement ends ahead
- A hill ahead
- A narrow bridge ahead
What is the suspension for a third alcohol- or drug-related conviction within 10 years?
- Lifetime
- Three years
- Five years
- Ten years
You see a blue sign beside the highway. What is it most likely telling you about?
- Motorist services or tourist information
- A school zone ahead
- A change in the speed limit for the next zone
- A road closure
What must you do at a pedestrian crossing sign marking a mid-block crosswalk?
- Stop only if a crossing guard is present
- Yield only to children
- Yield to pedestrians within the crosswalk
- Sound your horn before crossing
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
You are stopped at a red light with no sign prohibiting a right turn. What may you do?
- Turn right only when a green arrow appears
- Turn left or right after stopping
- Turn right without stopping if the way is clear
- Turn right after a full stop, yielding to all
What does this sign mean?
- Left lane ends
- No left turn
- Detour to the left
- You must turn left
What shape are warning signs?
- Pentagon
- Circle
- Diamond
- Octagon
How should you control your speed during a turn at an intersection?
- Speed up as you begin turning
- Slow before the crosswalk, then hold speed
- Coast through with the clutch down
- Keep braking all through the turn
About how much of each tire is in contact with the road?
- About the length of the palm of your hand
- About the width of the whole car
- About the length of a ruler, 30 centimetres
- About the size of a fingernail
An emergency vehicle with its siren on is approaching an intersection you are about to enter on a green light. What must you do?
- Stop in the middle of the intersection
- Proceed, because your light is green
- Speed up to clear the intersection
- Yield to the emergency vehicle
What do white lane lines separate?
- Lanes of traffic moving in the same direction
- Traffic moving in opposite directions
- Two-way left turn lanes
- Railway crossings from the road
What does a flashing yellow (amber) light mean?
- Pedestrians must stop
- Slow down and proceed with extra care
- Stop and wait for green
- The light is about to turn green
You refuse a police demand for a breath sample. What penalty can you face if convicted?
- A 24-hour suspension only
- Nothing, because the test is optional
- A small fine only
- The same penalties as impaired driving
A pedestrian signal shows Don't Walk. What does it mean for the pedestrian facing it?
- They must not start across
- They must run to finish crossing
- They may cross on a diagonal
- They may cross if no cars are coming
Which lights should you use when driving in fog?
- Low-beam headlights
- High-beam headlights
- Four-way flashers only
- Parking lights only
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