New Brunswick Class 7 Practice Test 10

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1. What does this sign warn you about?

   
   1. A wildlife park entrance just ahead on the right
   2. Deer regularly cross this section of road
   3. A hunting area ahead
   4. A deer farm ahead

2. In a severe rainstorm, at about what speed can tires lose all contact with the road?

   1. About 85 km/h
   2. About 55 km/h
   3. About 110 km/h
   4. About 70 km/h

3. Which offence costs 5 demerit points?

   1. Driving with a burnt-out tail light
   2. Not wearing a seat belt properly
   3. Parking in a prohibited place
   4. Failing to report a collision

4. You move to a new address. How long do you have to tell the Motor Vehicle Branch?

   1. 5 days
   2. 10 days
   3. 60 days
   4. 30 days

5. What is required to drive a school bus in New Brunswick?

   1. A Class 4 licence and being at least 18
   2. A B or C endorsement and being at least 21
   3. Any Class 2 licence, at any adult age
   4. An E endorsement and being at least 19

6. You passed your written tests but did not finish the road test. How long do your test results stay valid?

   1. Three months
   2. Six months
   3. One year
   4. Two years

7. 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

8. You see a ball bounce into the street ahead. What does defensive driving tell you to expect?

   1. Nothing, unless you see a person
   2. A child or animal may run into the road
   3. A vehicle ahead is about to stop
   4. The ball will roll away on its own

9. You are entering a highway from a ramp. What is the acceleration lane for?

   1. To build up speed to merge with traffic
   2. To park in an emergency
   3. To pass slower vehicles
   4. To stop and wait for a safe gap in traffic

10. You are following another vehicle at night. Within what distance must you use low beams?

    1. 100 metres
    2. 30 metres
    3. 150 metres
    4. 60 metres

11. A child must ride in a child safety seat until reaching which of these thresholds?

    1. Age 6, 18 kg or 100 cm tall
    2. Age 12, 45 kg or 150 cm tall
    3. Age 9, 36 kg or 145 cm tall
    4. Age 8, 30 kg or 135 cm tall

12. You are caught driving 30 km/h over the speed limit. How many points will you lose?

    1. 6 points
    2. 4 points
    3. 3 points
    4. 5 points

13. Using the car-length method, how much space should you leave when driving at 80 km/h?

    1. At least four car lengths
    2. At least one car length
    3. At least two car lengths
    4. At least eight car lengths

14. 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

15. All four wheels lock and skid when you brake. What should you do?

    1. Keep pressing the brake harder until you stop
    2. Release the brake, then reapply it gently
    3. Steer sharply left and right
    4. Shift into park

16. May a passenger ride in the open back of a pickup truck on a highway?

    1. Yes, if they are seated
    2. Only in limited cases, like a parade
    3. Yes, if they are over 16
    4. Yes, if the truck stays under 50 km/h

17. You hold a Level 1 licence. Who may ride with you?

    1. One passenger licensed 3+ years, Class 5 or higher
    2. Any licensed driver over 18 in any seat
    3. One passenger with any licence and one year of experience
    4. Up to three passengers if one is a licensed adult

18. At a diamond interchange, which side are the exits from the main road on?

    1. All exits are to the left
    2. Exits are in the centre median
    3. All exits are to the right
    4. Exits alternate sides

19. You are convicted of letting someone drive your uninsured car. What must the Registrar do?

    1. Cancel your vehicle registration only
    2. Order you to take a defensive driving course
    3. Add two demerit points
    4. Suspend your driving privilege

20. Which health professionals are required by law to report a condition that affects a patient's driving?

    1. Pharmacists, dentists and licensed physiotherapists
    2. Only family doctors
    3. Only hospital emergency staff
    4. Doctors, optometrists and nurse practitioners

21. Your car is not disabled and you stop on a rural highway. Where must it be?

    1. In the right lane, with your four-way flashers on
    2. Off the paved, main travelled part of the road
    3. Anywhere, if you stay in the car
    4. On the centre line

22. Is it legal to stand in the roadway to hitchhike in New Brunswick?

    1. No, it is an offence
    2. Yes, during daylight
    3. Yes, on rural roads
    4. Yes, if you wear reflective clothing

23. What is the minimum length of the road test course?

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

24. You see a pedestrian with a white cane waiting to cross. What should you do?

    1. Wave them across
    2. Use extreme caution; they cannot see you
    3. Sound your horn to let them know you are there
    4. Drive past quickly before they step out

25. You are parking uphill on a road with no curb. Which way should you turn your wheel?

    1. To the right
    2. Toward the centre line
    3. Straight ahead
    4. To the left

26. 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

27. An ambulance with siren and flashing lights is approaching from behind. What must you do?

    1. Stop where you are in your lane
    2. Move to the left lane and keep going at speed
    3. Speed up to get out of its way
    4. Pull to the right and stop until it passes

28. What does this sign warn you about?

    
    1. A detour ahead
    2. A winding road ahead
    3. A single curve to the left
    4. A slippery road ahead

29. This sign is on the back of a vehicle ahead. What does it tell you?

    
    1. The vehicle carries dangerous goods
    2. The vehicle is an emergency vehicle
    3. The vehicle travels slower than 40 km/h
    4. The vehicle is wider than one lane

30. You are parking downhill next to a curb. Which way should you turn your steering wheel?

    1. It does not matter if the brake is set
    2. Straight ahead
    3. To the right, toward the curb
    4. To the left, away from the curb

31. What is the suspension for a first alcohol- or drug-related Criminal Code driving conviction?

    1. 3 months
    2. 6 months
    3. 3 years
    4. 12 months

32. 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

33. Roads are wet and visibility is poor. How should you change your following distance?

    1. Follow closer to see the tail lights
    2. Slow down and use a longer count
    3. Use one car length per 40 km/h
    4. Keep the same two-second count

34. What does this sign warn you about?

    
    1. A winding road ahead
    2. A sharp curve ahead
    3. Loose gravel on the shoulder
    4. The road is slippery when wet

35. In good conditions, what following distance does the handbook recommend?

    1. At least one second
    2. At least two seconds
    3. At least five seconds
    4. Exactly one car length

36. Your vision test shows you need glasses to drive safely. What happens?

    1. Testing stops until you get the correction you need
    2. You pass, with a warning
    3. You get a licence for daylight driving only
    4. You must retake the vision test in one year

37. A driver is convicted of failing to stop for a police officer who signalled them. How long can the court suspend them?

    1. Up to ten years
    2. Up to three years
    3. Up to one year
    4. Up to six months

38. Your brake lights must be plainly visible from what distance?

    1. 30 metres
    2. 60 metres
    3. 150 metres
    4. 15 metres

39. A collision report shows a driver had no insurance. After the suspension, how long must proof of financial responsibility be maintained?

    1. At least one year from the collision
    2. At least five years
    3. Until the next licence renewal
    4. At least three months

40. This marker is placed on an obstacle near the edge of the road. What do its sloping lines tell you?

    
    1. How far the obstacle extends
    2. Which lane is closing
    3. The direction the road curves
    4. The side on which you may safely pass