New Brunswick Driving Signs – Overview

New Brunswick driving signs are used to communicate important information to drivers. They help regulate traffic, warn of hazards, and provide directions throughout the province. Learning these signs is essential for safe driving and for passing the New Brunswick Class 7 Knowledge Exam.

Types of New Brunswick Driving Signs

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1. Regulatory Signs
Tell drivers what they must do under the law. Examples include:

• Stop

• Yield

• Speed Limit

• No Parking

• Lane Control
  Disobeying regulatory signs can result in fines or penalties.

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2. Warning Signs
Warn drivers of hazards or changes in road conditions. Often yellow and diamond-shaped. Common examples:

• Curves and Turns

• School Crossing

• Railway Crossing

• Animal Crossing

• Narrow or Merging Lanes

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3. Guide & Information Signs
Provide navigation information such as directions, route numbers, distances, and service locations. Examples include:

• Highway Route Markers

• Exit Signs

• Destination Distance Signs

• Gas / Hospital / Rest Area Signs

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4. Construction & Temporary Signs
Orange signs used in work zones to warn about lane closures, detours, or reduced speeds. Examples:

• Road Work Ahead

• Flag Person Ahead

• Temporary Lane Shift

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5. Traffic Signals & Markings
Traffic lights, arrows, and road markings direct traffic flow and lane use.

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Importance for Class 7 Learners

New drivers must recognize signs by:

• shape

• color

• symbol

• meaning

These skills are part of the NB Class 7 Knowledge Exam and support safer decision-making on the road.

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