New Brunswick Driving Signs – Overview

New Brunswick driving signs are designed to communicate rules, warnings, and helpful information to drivers. By recognizing and understanding these signs, drivers can navigate roads safely and pass the NB Class 7 Knowledge Exam with confidence. The signs are grouped into several key categories:

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1. Regulatory Signs

Regulatory signs show laws and mandatory requirements that must be followed at all times. Examples include:

• Stop

• Yield

• Speed Limit

• No U-Turn

• Lane Control
  Disobeying these signs can lead to traffic violations or penalties under the New Brunswick Motor Vehicle Act.

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2. Warning Signs

Warning signs alert drivers to hazards, road conditions, or changes ahead. They are usually yellow and diamond-shaped. Common examples:

• Curves and Turns

• Pedestrian and School Crossings

• Railway Crossings

• Animal Crossings

• Narrow or Merging Lanes
  These signs give drivers time to slow down, prepare, and react safely.

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3. Guide & Information Signs

Guide signs provide helpful navigation information such as directions, distances, and route numbers. Information signs may indicate services like gas, hospital, lodging, or rest areas. Examples:

• Highway Route Markers

• Destination Signs

• Exit Signs

• Service Information

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4. Construction & Temporary Signs

These orange signs warn of construction zones, lane closures, speed reductions, and temporary hazards. Examples include:

• Road Work Ahead

• Flag Person Ahead

• Reduced Speed Construction Zone

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5. Traffic Signals & Pavement Markings

Traffic lights, arrows, lane markings, symbols, and painted lines help control traffic flow, lane use, and right-of-way.