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New Brunswick Motorcycle Rules

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Level 2 riders must:

Maintain 0.00% BAC and follow all laws strictly

Re-take the written test yearly

Ride only with a supervisor

Avoid highways entirely

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If your motorcycle begins to wobble, you should:

Turn sharply off the road

Grip the handlebars firmly and slow gradually

Brake immediately

Accelerate to stop the wobble

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Learner riders must be supervised by:

A police officer

A fully licensed Class 6 rider

No supervision is required

Any car driver

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When parking downhill, you should:

Leave it in neutral

Keep the handlebars straight

Leave the bike in first gear and turn the handlebars toward the curb

Face the motorcycle uphill

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While holding a Level 1 motorcycle licence, you must:

Ride at night

Ride under supervision of a fully licensed rider

Ride on highways freely

Carry a passenger

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Riders must wear a helmet that meets:

Bicycle helmet rules

CSA, DOT, or Snell standards

Any novelty design

Local store brands

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Level 1 riders must maintain a blood alcohol concentration of:

Under 0.08%

Under 0.05%

0.00%

0.02%

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Every motorcycle must have:

Reflective paint

Two mufflers

Working headlights and taillights

Only a front brake

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A blue square sign with a white “H” indicates:

Hotel ahead

Helicopter pad

Hospital nearby

Highway route

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10.

When you see gravel on the road, you should:

Slow down and keep the bike upright

Accelerate to pass quickly

Brake sharply

Lean aggressively

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11.

If your brakes fail while riding, you should:

Downshift and use engine braking to slow down

Turn sharply

Jump off the motorcycle

Try to stop using the horn

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12.

Riders must always wear which of the following while riding?

No headgear if under 30 km/h

Sunglasses only

An approved helmet

A hat

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13.

A yellow diamond with merging lanes symbol means:

Narrow bridge

Traffic merging ahead — adjust speed

Road curves

Divided highway begins

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14.

When approaching a turn, you should:

Brake hard mid-turn

Accelerate before turning

Look down at the front wheel

Slow down and look through the curve

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15.

The “L” sign on a motorcycle indicates:

The motorcycle is new

The rider has a full licence

The motorcycle is electric

The rider is a learner

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16.

A yellow diamond with a pedestrian figure means:

Sidewalk ends

Pedestrian crossing ahead

Slow vehicles only

No pedestrians

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17.

When approaching a blind intersection, you should:

Slow down and be ready to stop

Speed up to clear it

Assume others will stop for you

Honk continuously

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18.

When approaching a stopped school bus with flashing red lights, you must:

Pass slowly

Continue if no children are seen

Honk and go around

Stop until the lights stop flashing

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19.

Level 1 riders are prohibited from:

Riding in school zones

Wearing reflective clothing

Riding between sunset and sunrise

Using both brakes

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20.

A white rectangular sign with a number indicates:

End of limit

Maximum speed limit

Minimum speed

Recommended speed

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21.

When riding in a group, the safest formation is:

Staggered formation

Random order

Side-by-side formation

Single file at all times

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22.

When following another vehicle, you should:

Keep a 2–3 second following distance

Follow closer at low speed

Stay right behind them for shelter

Ride in their blind spot

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23.

To make yourself more visible to others, you should:

Avoid signaling

Ride without lights

Stay in other vehicles’ blind spots

Wear bright or reflective clothing

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24.

A flashing red traffic light means:

Stop completely and go when safe

Slow down only

Stop if others do

Proceed without stopping

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25.

The safest way to brake is to:

Use only the front brake

Pump the brakes rapidly

Use both front and rear brakes smoothly

Use only the rear brake

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26.

Your headlight must be:

Used only at night

On at all times while riding

Used only in bad weather

Turned off during the day

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27.

To get a Class 6 Level 1 motorcycle licence in New Brunswick, you must:

Have a full Class 5 licence already

Apply directly for a road test

Be at least 16 years old and pass a written and vision test

Complete a full safety course first

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28.

A yellow diamond with a curve arrow indicates:

Sharp curve ahead — reduce speed

Merging traffic

Pedestrian crossing

School zone

None

29.

While holding a learner’s motorcycle licence, you:

Can ride on any highway

Cannot ride at night

Can carry a passenger

Can supervise another rider

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30.

A yellow diamond with an “X” and “R R” means:

Stop sign ahead

Intersection ahead

Railway crossing ahead

School zone

None

31.

Eye protection is required if:

The motorcycle does not have a windshield

You ride over 80 km/h

You ride at night

You wear glasses

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32.

When rain starts, the most slippery part of the road is:

When puddles dry

The first few minutes of rain

After 30 minutes

After the rain ends

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33.

When approaching a curve too fast, you should:

Look through the curve and lean more

Straighten the bike

Brake hard mid-curve

Close your eyes and hold steady

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34.

The minimum age to apply for a motorcycle learner’s licence is:

15 years old

21 years old

18 years old

16 years old

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35.

When being passed by another vehicle, you should:

Brake hard suddenly

Move toward the passing vehicle

Speed up

Maintain a steady speed and lane position

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36.

The correct lane position is:

In other vehicles’ blind spots

Always in the center of the lane

As close to the curb as possible

Where you are most visible to others

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37.

Before each ride, you should check:

Only the gas tank

Tires, lights, brakes, oil, and mirrors

Only the chain

Only the tires

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38.

When stopped behind a vehicle, you should:

Stop where you can see its rear tires on the road

Stop beside it

Move to the curb

Stop right at its bumper

None

39.

When a vehicle is passing you, you should:

Speed up to stay ahead

Brake hard suddenly

Move toward the center line

Maintain a steady speed and lane position

None

40.

When carrying a passenger, you must:

Keep your feet off the pegs

Have a proper passenger seat and footrests

Carry them only for short trips

Allow them to sit in front of you

None

41.

A red circle with a black truck and slash means:

Delivery zone

No trucks allowed

Truck stop nearby

Truck route ahead

None

42.

If your rear tire skids, you should:

Apply more brake pressure

Steer in the direction of the skid

Accelerate quickly

Turn away from the skid

None

43.

Motorcycle headlights must be used:

Only at night

At all times, even during the day

Only when raining

Only in fog

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44.

When crossing railroad tracks, you should:

Turn sharply across

Cross at a right angle and at steady speed

Cross diagonally

Brake on the tracks

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45.

When entering a turn, you should:

Look at the road edge

Reduce speed before the turn

Brake during the turn

Keep the throttle wide open

None

46.

A white rectangular sign with a bicycle symbol indicates:

Bicycle lane

Cyclists prohibited

Bike parking

No bicycles

None

47.

If your motorcycle’s front tire blows out, you should:

Swerve to stop

Accelerate quickly

Brake hard immediately

Hold the handlebars firmly and ease off the throttle

None

48.

To avoid fatigue on long rides, you should:

Drink only coffee

Ride without stopping

Take frequent rest breaks and stay hydrated

Ignore tiredness

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49.

The safest place to ride in a lane is:

Directly behind another vehicle

Always in the center

Always near the shoulder

Where you can be seen best by others

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50.

Level 2 riders may carry a passenger:

After 12 months of safe riding

Only with a supervisor

Immediately after passing the road test

Never during probation

None

51.

Level 1 riders must not:

Signal when turning

Ride in residential zones

Wear a helmet

Carry passengers

None

52.

When carrying a passenger, you should:

Avoid using mirrors

Adjust tire pressure and suspension

Ride faster to balance the weight

Use only the rear brake

None

53.

A red octagon sign means:

Yield to traffic

Stop completely before proceeding when safe

Slow down only

Do not enter

None

54.

When riding at night, you should:

Use low beams and reduce speed

Turn off lights to see better

Use high beams at all times

Follow closely behind others

None

55.

When stopping behind another vehicle, a rider should:

Stop far enough back to see the vehicle’s rear tires

Stay in the blind spot

Stop directly at the bumper

Move beside the vehicle

None

56.

Riders should maintain at least how many seconds of following distance?

10 seconds

2 to 3 seconds

5 seconds

1 second

None

57.

A red circle with a slash over an arrow means:

No turn in that direction

Yield

Turn allowed on green

Lane closed

None

58.

When riding on gravel or wet pavement, you should:

Slow down and avoid sudden movements

Lean harder

Ride faster for balance

Brake sharply

None

59.

When following a large truck, you should:

Ride close for drafting

Stay in its blind spot

Pass without signaling

Stay far enough back to see its mirrors

None

60.

To stop safely, you should:

Apply both brakes evenly and smoothly

Coast to a stop

Use only the front brake

Use only the rear brake

None

61.

A green sign with white lettering indicates:

Parking rules

Warning of curves

Construction ahead

Direction and distance information

None

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New Brunswick Motorcycle Rules

The New Brunswick motorcycle rules ensure that riders understand traffic laws, safe riding practices, and motorcycle-specific regulations. Because motorcycles are smaller and more vulnerable than cars, safety knowledge and skill are critical.

Riders must pass:

Knowledge Test – Covers traffic laws, road signs, and motorcycle safety rules.
Practical Road Test – Tests motorcycle handling, maneuvering, and safety awareness on real roads.

New Brunswick Motorcycle Licensing System

New Brunswick uses a Graduated Motorcycle Licensing Program (GMLP):

Learner Licence (Class 6L): Requires passing the knowledge test. Learners must display an L decal, cannot carry passengers, and must maintain zero alcohol in their system.
Novice Licence (Class 6N): Allows solo riding with restrictions, such as no alcohol and limited nighttime riding. Riders must hold the learner licence for a specified minimum period.
Full Motorcycle Licence (Class 6): Obtained after completing the novice stage and passing the practical road test.

Completing a certified motorcycle safety course is highly recommended to improve practical skills and road test success.

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