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New Brunswick Motorcycle Rules

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The safest way to brake is to:

Use both front and rear brakes smoothly

Use only the front brake

Use only the rear brake

Pump the brakes rapidly

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When stopped behind a vehicle, you should:

Move to the curb

Stop where you can see its rear tires on the road

Stop beside it

Stop right at its bumper

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When being passed by another vehicle, you should:

Speed up

Move toward the passing vehicle

Maintain a steady speed and lane position

Brake hard suddenly

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

18 years old

21 years old

15 years old

16 years old

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Riders must always wear which of the following while riding?

A hat

Sunglasses only

An approved helmet

No headgear if under 30 km/h

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When you see gravel on the road, you should:

Brake sharply

Slow down and keep the bike upright

Accelerate to pass quickly

Lean aggressively

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

School zone

Stop sign ahead

Intersection ahead

Railway crossing ahead

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A red circle with a black truck and slash means:

Truck route ahead

No trucks allowed

Delivery zone

Truck stop nearby

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10.

A yellow diamond with a pedestrian figure means:

Slow vehicles only

Sidewalk ends

Pedestrian crossing ahead

No pedestrians

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11.

When riding in a group, the safest formation is:

Random order

Single file at all times

Staggered formation

Side-by-side formation

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12.

When riding on gravel or wet pavement, you should:

Brake sharply

Slow down and avoid sudden movements

Ride faster for balance

Lean harder

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13.

If your motorcycle begins to wobble, you should:

Turn sharply off the road

Accelerate to stop the wobble

Grip the handlebars firmly and slow gradually

Brake immediately

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14.

When stopping behind another vehicle, a rider should:

Move beside the vehicle

Stay in the blind spot

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

Stop directly at the bumper

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15.

The safest place to ride in a lane is:

Always in the center

Directly behind another vehicle

Always near the shoulder

Where you can be seen best by others

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16.

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

Helicopter pad

Highway route

Hospital nearby

Hotel ahead

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17.

Motorcycle headlights must be used:

Only at night

Only in fog

Only when raining

At all times, even during the day

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18.

A white rectangular sign with a bicycle symbol indicates:

No bicycles

Bicycle lane

Bike parking

Cyclists prohibited

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19.

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

Pass slowly

Stop until the lights stop flashing

Honk and go around

Continue if no children are seen

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20.

Level 1 riders must maintain a blood alcohol concentration of:

0.00%

Under 0.05%

0.02%

Under 0.08%

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21.

When entering a turn, you should:

Keep the throttle wide open

Reduce speed before the turn

Look at the road edge

Brake during the turn

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22.

If your brakes fail while riding, you should:

Try to stop using the horn

Turn sharply

Downshift and use engine braking to slow down

Jump off the motorcycle

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23.

To stop safely, you should:

Coast to a stop

Use only the rear brake

Apply both brakes evenly and smoothly

Use only the front brake

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24.

A green sign with white lettering indicates:

Direction and distance information

Construction ahead

Warning of curves

Parking rules

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25.

Before each ride, you should check:

Tires, lights, brakes, oil, and mirrors

Only the tires

Only the chain

Only the gas tank

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26.

Level 2 riders must:

Re-take the written test yearly

Ride only with a supervisor

Maintain 0.00% BAC and follow all laws strictly

Avoid highways entirely

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27.

Learner riders must be supervised by:

Any car driver

A fully licensed Class 6 rider

No supervision is required

A police officer

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28.

Eye protection is required if:

You ride over 80 km/h

You wear glasses

You ride at night

The motorcycle does not have a windshield

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29.

A yellow diamond with a curve arrow indicates:

School zone

Merging traffic

Pedestrian crossing

Sharp curve ahead — reduce speed

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30.

A yellow diamond with merging lanes symbol means:

Divided highway begins

Traffic merging ahead — adjust speed

Road curves

Narrow bridge

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31.

When following a large truck, you should:

Pass without signaling

Stay in its blind spot

Stay far enough back to see its mirrors

Ride close for drafting

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32.

To avoid fatigue on long rides, you should:

Take frequent rest breaks and stay hydrated

Drink only coffee

Ignore tiredness

Ride without stopping

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33.

When a vehicle is passing you, you should:

Speed up to stay ahead

Brake hard suddenly

Maintain a steady speed and lane position

Move toward the center line

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34.

Your headlight must be:

Used only in bad weather

On at all times while riding

Turned off during the day

Used only at night

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35.

Level 1 riders must not:

Signal when turning

Wear a helmet

Carry passengers

Ride in residential zones

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36.

If your rear tire skids, you should:

Turn away from the skid

Steer in the direction of the skid

Accelerate quickly

Apply more brake pressure

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37.

When approaching a curve too fast, you should:

Brake hard mid-curve

Close your eyes and hold steady

Straighten the bike

Look through the curve and lean more

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38.

When riding at night, you should:

Use high beams at all times

Use low beams and reduce speed

Follow closely behind others

Turn off lights to see better

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39.

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

Complete a full safety course first

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

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40.

When carrying a passenger, you should:

Avoid using mirrors

Adjust tire pressure and suspension

Use only the rear brake

Ride faster to balance the weight

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41.

Riders must wear a helmet that meets:

CSA, DOT, or Snell standards

Local store brands

Any novelty design

Bicycle helmet rules

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42.

When parking downhill, you should:

Face the motorcycle uphill

Keep the handlebars straight

Leave it in neutral

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

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43.

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

Swerve to stop

Hold the handlebars firmly and ease off the throttle

Accelerate quickly

Brake hard immediately

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44.

When crossing railroad tracks, you should:

Cross at a right angle and at steady speed

Brake on the tracks

Cross diagonally

Turn sharply across

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45.

The “L” sign on a motorcycle indicates:

The motorcycle is electric

The rider has a full licence

The rider is a learner

The motorcycle is new

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46.

When approaching a turn, you should:

Accelerate before turning

Slow down and look through the curve

Brake hard mid-turn

Look down at the front wheel

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47.

Level 2 riders may carry a passenger:

Never during probation

After 12 months of safe riding

Only with a supervisor

Immediately after passing the road test

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48.

Every motorcycle must have:

Working headlights and taillights

Only a front brake

Reflective paint

Two mufflers

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49.

To make yourself more visible to others, you should:

Avoid signaling

Wear bright or reflective clothing

Stay in other vehicles’ blind spots

Ride without lights

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50.

A red octagon sign means:

Slow down only

Yield to traffic

Stop completely before proceeding when safe

Do not enter

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51.

A red circle with a slash over an arrow means:

Yield

Lane closed

No turn in that direction

Turn allowed on green

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52.

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

The first few minutes of rain

When puddles dry

After the rain ends

After 30 minutes

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53.

When following another vehicle, you should:

Follow closer at low speed

Ride in their blind spot

Stay right behind them for shelter

Keep a 2–3 second following distance

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54.

When approaching a blind intersection, you should:

Assume others will stop for you

Honk continuously

Speed up to clear it

Slow down and be ready to stop

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55.

A white rectangular sign with a number indicates:

End of limit

Minimum speed

Recommended speed

Maximum speed limit

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56.

When carrying a passenger, you must:

Have a proper passenger seat and footrests

Carry them only for short trips

Keep your feet off the pegs

Allow them to sit in front of you

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57.

A flashing red traffic light means:

Stop completely and go when safe

Stop if others do

Slow down only

Proceed without stopping

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58.

Level 1 riders are prohibited from:

Riding between sunset and sunrise

Using both brakes

Wearing reflective clothing

Riding in school zones

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59.

The correct lane position is:

Always in the center of the lane

In other vehicles’ blind spots

Where you are most visible to others

As close to the curb as possible

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60.

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

2 to 3 seconds

1 second

10 seconds

5 seconds

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61.

While holding a Level 1 motorcycle licence, you must:

Carry a passenger

Ride under supervision of a fully licensed rider

Ride at night

Ride on highways freely

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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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