New Brunswick Class 7 Mock Exam 4

All 40 questions in this test

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1. Which of these is a place where you may never park?

   1. On a residential street with no signs
   2. On a bridge
   3. In a marked parking space
   4. In a parking lot

2. When are moose and deer most likely to be a danger on New Brunswick roads?

   1. At midday
   2. Only in winter
   3. At dawn and dusk
   4. Only on gravel roads

3. What does this yellow sign warn you about?

   
   1. A passing lane ahead
   2. Two-way traffic ahead
   3. A one-way street ahead
   4. A divided highway ends

4. When parked at a curb, what is the farthest your wheels may be from it?

   1. 2 metres
   2. 50 centimetres
   3. 1 metre
   4. 20 centimetres

5. Up to what age must every New Brunswick driver keep a blood alcohol level of zero, even with a full licence?

   1. Under 25
   2. Under 21
   3. Under 19
   4. Under 18

6. What must you do at a pedestrian crossing sign marking a mid-block crosswalk?

   1. Stop only if a crossing guard is present
   2. Yield only to children
   3. Yield to pedestrians within the crosswalk
   4. Sound your horn before crossing

7. You face a red light with a painted stop line. Where must you stop?

   1. Wherever you can see cross traffic
   2. In the crosswalk
   3. Past the crosswalk, at the edge of the intersection
   4. At the stop line

8. You are in a collision that damages another car. What must you do?

   1. Leave if no one is hurt
   2. Stop only if the police arrive
   3. Move on and phone your insurer later in the day
   4. Stop and exchange details with the other driver

9. Which is one of the most common causes of crashes in New Brunswick?

   1. Using winter tires
   2. Inattention or driver distraction
   3. Flat tires
   4. Driving with headlights on

10. Who is responsible for making sure a 14-year-old passenger wears a seat belt?

    1. The passenger
    2. The vehicle owner, even if not in the car
    3. The driver
    4. The passenger's parent, even if not in the car

11. There is no sidewalk along the road. Where should a pedestrian walk?

    1. On the left side, facing oncoming traffic
    2. On whichever side is flatter
    3. On the right side, with traffic behind you
    4. In the middle of the lane

12. You graduated from a licensed driver training school. How soon can you take the road test for Level 2?

    1. After 4 months at Level 1
    2. After 12 months at Level 1
    3. After 6 months at Level 1
    4. After 8 months at Level 1

13. Your view is blocked as you approach a narrow bridge. Within what distance may you not drive on the left side of the road?

    1. 100 metres
    2. 150 metres
    3. 30 metres
    4. 15 metres

14. What is Ellen's Law in New Brunswick?

    1. The rule to give cyclists one metre when passing
    2. The rule banning hand-held phones while you drive
    3. The rule requiring winter tires
    4. The rule for stopping at school buses

15. What does this sign mean?

    
    1. Traffic moves in one direction only
    2. Two-way traffic ahead
    3. Detour in the direction shown
    4. Turn right only

16. 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

17. What does the handbook say about your position relative to the centre line?

    1. Keep well over on your side; do not hug it
    2. Stay close to it so you can see ahead
    3. Straddle it on empty roads
    4. Drive on the centre line in curves

18. 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

19. A curve warning sign has a small tab underneath showing a speed. What does that speed mean?

    
    1. The maximum advised speed for the curve
    2. The minimum speed on the curve
    3. The speed limit for trucks only
    4. The new speed limit for the next 10 km

20. The light is green but a pedestrian signal is showing for people crossing in front of you. What applies?

    1. Sound your horn and continue
    2. Go immediately; green always means go
    3. Stop until all lights are green
    4. Proceed only as the pedestrian light allows

21. What pavement marking may be painted on the approach to a railway crossing?

    1. A green bike symbol
    2. A yellow diamond
    3. An X and/or a stop line
    4. Double white arrows

22. Before turning right on a red light, what must you do besides stopping?

    1. Signal, and check pedestrians and traffic
    2. Sound your horn twice first
    3. Flash your headlights first
    4. Wait at least 10 seconds, then turn quickly

23. A turn control sign has a small tab underneath it showing times. What does the tab mean?

    1. The sign applies only during those hours
    2. The sign applies only outside those hours
    3. The road closes during those hours
    4. Turns are allowed only for buses then

24. What does this sign tell you?

    
    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

25. What does the colour white mean on a traffic sign?

    1. Warning
    2. Regulatory
    3. Guidance
    4. Tourism

26. 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

27. What does this sign warn you about?

    
    1. A sharp curve to the left
    2. Traffic entering from the right
    3. Right lane ends ahead
    4. A road from the right that you must enter

28. Who must you yield to as you enter a roundabout, besides vehicles?

    1. No one else; they must wait
    2. Only buses
    3. Pedestrians and cyclists
    4. Only children

29. You are driving on a four-lane road with two lanes in your direction and are not turning or passing. Which lane should you use?

    1. The left lane, for a smoother ride
    2. The lane with the fewest cars
    3. Either lane, as you like
    4. The lane nearest the right edge

30. At a stop sign with no painted stop line, but with an unmarked crosswalk at the corner, where must you stop?

    1. Anywhere within 10 metres
    2. Before entering the crosswalk
    3. Past the crosswalk at the road edge
    4. In the crosswalk

31. When must your vehicle's lights be on?

    1. When you cannot see 30 metres ahead in daylight
    2. Only when it is raining
    3. At night or when you can't see 150 m ahead
    4. Only between sunset and midnight

32. You miss your exit on a highway. What should you do?

    1. Stop and wait for a gap
    2. Back up on the shoulder
    3. Drive on to the next exit
    4. Make a U-turn through the median

33. What is the purpose of this type of green sign?

    
    1. To tell you the speed limit
    2. To warn of a hazard ahead
    3. To show where parking is allowed nearby
    4. To guide you to places along the route

34. Your right wheels drop off the pavement onto the shoulder. What should you do first?

    1. Brake hard and turn left quickly
    2. Jerk the wheel back onto the road
    3. Speed up to climb back on
    4. Ease off the gas and steer straight ahead

35. Both centre lines are solid yellow. Who may pass?

    1. Only the direction with the wider lane
    2. Only traffic going uphill
    3. Neither direction
    4. Both directions, with care

36. Why does a tractor-trailer take longer to stop than its weight alone would suggest?

    1. Trucks have fewer brakes than cars
    2. Air brakes have a delay called brake lag
    3. Truck tires grip less on dry roads
    4. Truck drivers react more slowly

37. Into which lane should you complete a turn?

    1. The lane with the least traffic
    2. Any open lane
    3. The far lane, to give room
    4. The proper lane nearest you

38. What is the suspension for a first conviction for a Criminal Code offence involving a vehicle that is not listed separately?

    1. Twelve months
    2. Two years
    3. Six months
    4. Three months

39. 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

40. You are on a highway and traffic is entering from a ramp. What should you do?

    1. Sound your horn
    2. Stop to let every car in
    3. Move left if safe, or slow to let it in
    4. Speed up to close the gap so it merges behind