New Brunswick Driving Practice Test – Rules Guide

The New Brunswick Driving Practice Test helps learners prepare for the Knowledge Test required to get a Class 5 Learner’s Licence. It covers traffic rules, road signs, and safe driving practices.

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1. Purpose of the Practice Test

The practice test allows new drivers to:

• Understand traffic laws in New Brunswick

• Learn the meaning of road signs and signals

• Prepare for the official Knowledge Test

• Build confidence before practical driving

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2. Test Format

• Number of questions: Typically 40 multiple-choice

  • 20 on rules of the road

  • 20 on road signs

• Passing score: 32 correct answers (80%)

• Languages: English or French

• Location: Service New Brunswick offices or online practice

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3. Key Rules You Should Know

Traffic Laws

• Speed limits:

  • School zones: 30 km/h

  • Built-up areas: 50 km/h

  • Highways: 80–100 km/h (unless otherwise posted)

• Right-of-way rules: At intersections, roundabouts, and pedestrian crossings

• Seat belts: Mandatory for all occupants

• Cell phone use: Only hands-free devices allowed while driving

Driving Behavior

• Stop completely at stop signs

• Yield to pedestrians in crosswalks

• Use turn signals for all lane changes and turns

• Maintain safe following distance

• Observe traffic lights and pavement markings

Parking Rules

• No parking in front of fire hydrants, bus stops, or crosswalks

• Parallel parking is required in some areas for the road test

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Impaired Driving

• Zero tolerance for alcohol or drugs for learners

• Impaired driving leads to fines, licence suspension, and legal consequences

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4. Tips for Practice Test Success

• Review the New Brunswick Driver’s Handbook thoroughly

• Take multiple online practice tests to simulate exam conditions

• Focus on areas like speed limits, right-of-way, and pedestrian rules

• Learn the meaning of all road signs and signals

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5. Key Points to Remember

• The practice test helps you prepare but does not replace the official Knowledge Test

• Passing the practice test gives you confidence for both the written exam and road test

• Consistent study and understanding of rules improve test success

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