You reach a stop sign where there is no stop line and no crosswalk. Where do you stop?
New Brunswick Class 7 Mock Exam 5
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You reach a stop sign where there is no stop line and no crosswalk. Where do you stop?
- Three car lengths before the corner
- Beside the stop sign post, wherever it is
- In the middle of the intersection
- At the edge of the through road
What is required to drive a school bus in New Brunswick?
- A Class 4 licence and being at least 18
- A B or C endorsement and being at least 21
- Any Class 2 licence, at any adult age
- An E endorsement and being at least 19
Your vision test shows you need glasses to drive safely. What happens?
- Testing stops until you get the correction you need
- You pass, with a warning
- You get a licence for daylight driving only
- You must retake the vision test in one year
What shape are information signs that show the location of facilities like campgrounds and gas?
- Pentagon
- Round
- Triangle
- Square
Which of these is prohibited while you are driving?
- Using a GPS mounted and set before you leave
- Holding a phone to call or text
- Adjusting the heater
- Listening to the radio
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
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
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
Your rear wheels start to skid. What should you do?
- Brake firmly; steer the other way
- Accelerate hard; steer straight
- Feet off the pedals; steer into the skid
- Pull the parking brake; hold the wheel
How long after the conviction date are demerit points returned to a driver's record?
- Three years
- Two years
- Five years
- One year
What does a single solid yellow centre line mean?
- Passing is permitted with care
- The road is one-way
- A bike lane is ahead
- Passing is not permitted
Your car has no working daytime running lights. What must you do when driving by day?
- Drive only on sunny days
- Keep your headlights on at all times
- Use your fog lights instead
- Turn on your four-way flashers
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 this white sign mean?
- Two-way traffic on this road
- Passing lane ahead
- Divided highway begins
- Keep right except to pass
Who is covered by New Brunswick's zero tolerance program for drug-impaired driving?
- Only drivers with past convictions
- Only commercial drivers
- Only drivers over 65
- Novice drivers and drivers under 21
What must you do before changing lanes, besides checking your mirrors?
- Sound your horn
- Slow down by 10 km/h
- Look over your shoulder
- Turn on your high beams
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
You are following a vehicle carrying flammable liquids toward a railway crossing. What should you expect?
- It will cross only on a green light
- It will use its four-way flashers and keep going
- It will speed up to cross quickly
- It will stop, look and listen before crossing
A driver is convicted of failing to stop for a police officer who signalled them. How long can the court suspend them?
- Up to ten years
- Up to three years
- Up to one year
- Up to six months
What does this sign tell you to do?
- Turn right at the next corner or driveway
- Right lane ends ahead
- Keep right of the island or obstruction
- Merge into the right lane
How far before a turn must you signal?
- At least 150 metres
- At least 30 metres
- At least 10 metres
- At least 60 metres
A motorcycle is ahead of you in your lane. How much of the lane is the motorcycle entitled to?
- Only the space it needs
- Half the lane
- The full lane
- The right third of the lane
You are in a construction zone in an urban district and no other speed is posted. What is the limit?
- 30 km/h
- 60 km/h
- 50 km/h
- 40 km/h
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
A small sign under a railway crossing sign shows the number 2. What does it mean?
- Stop two metres from the rail
- Trains pass every two minutes
- There are two sets of tracks
- Only two vehicles may cross at once
What does a 'surface subject to icing' warning mean?
- The road is closed in winter
- The surface may be icy near zero degrees
- Snow plows are working on the bridge ahead
- Studded tires are required
Where are crosswalk guards allowed to stop traffic?
- Anywhere in a school zone
- Only for pedestrians at crosswalks
- At any intersection, for any reason
- Only at railway crossings
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
For which of these must you signal?
- Driving straight through a green light
- Waiting in line at a red light
- Following a curve in the road
- Pulling away from a parked position
A red or amber pedestrian light is showing at a mid-block crossing. What must drivers do?
- Slow down, and go if no one is in the crossing
- Go, because the light is for pedestrians
- Stop only if a guard is present
- Stop, and go on green once pedestrians clear
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
What are the most important factors in how impaired you become from alcohol?
- Whether you drink alone or with a group of friends
- The colour of the drink
- How much is absorbed and the time to eliminate it
- Whether you drink indoors or outdoors
What does this sign mean?
- The road ends ahead
- Turn left only
- A one-way street
- A detour is ahead
What does this sign warn you about?
- A detour ahead
- A winding road ahead
- A single curve to the left
- A slippery road ahead
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?
- The left lane, for a smoother ride
- The lane with the fewest cars
- Either lane, as you like
- The lane nearest the right edge
A large truck ahead of you swings left before turning right at an intersection. What should you do?
- Stay back and do not move into the open space
- Sound your horn and pass on the left
- Move up beside it to show you are there
- Pass it on the right through the gap
If you double your speed, how much greater is the force of impact in a collision?
- Eight times as great
- Twice as great
- Four times as great
- Three times as great
You are entering a two-lane roundabout. Which traffic must you yield to?
- Only vehicles signalling to exit
- Only traffic in the inside lane
- Traffic in both lanes of the roundabout
- Only traffic in the outside lane
You believed you had the right of way, but a collision happened anyway. What does the handbook say?
- You are never at fault
- Only the other driver is responsible
- You may still be held responsible
- Insurance will always cover you
May a passenger ride in the open back of a pickup truck on a highway?
- Yes, if they are seated
- Only in limited cases, like a parade
- Yes, if they are over 16
- Yes, if the truck stays under 50 km/h
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