traffic sign quiz New Brunswick 2026 perfect questions

Traffic sign quiz New Brunswick

Welcome to New Brunswick Driving Practice Test – Rules

When driving past a stopped emergency vehicle with flashing lights, you must:

• Stop beside it

• Maintain your current speed

• Move over or slow to a safe speed

• Ignore the lights

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When another driver is merging from an on-ramp, you should:

• Block their lane

• Adjust speed to allow safe entry

• Stop on the highway

• Honk and maintain speed

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In heavy traffic, the best way to prevent collisions is to:

• Honk often

• Maintain a safe following distance and stay alert

• Keep changing lanes to move faster

• Look only ahead

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When driving behind a snowplow, you should:

• Follow closely to clear your windshield

• Flash your lights to pass

• Keep a safe distance and never pass on the right

• Overtake immediately

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Leaving the scene of a collision without reporting it is:

• Only punished by fine

• A serious criminal offence

• A minor traffic error

• Allowed if no damage

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Failing to wear a seat belt can result in:

• Vehicle impoundment

• A fine and demerit points

• License suspension

• Jail time

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Refusing to take a breathalyzer test results in:

• Immediate license suspension and criminal charge

• No consequence

• A small fine only

• A written warning

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When sharing the road with motorcyclists, you should:

• Expect them to yield always

• Drive close behind them

• Give them the full lane width

• Pass in the same lane

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If your rear wheels skid on ice, you should:

• Accelerate out of the skid

• Turn opposite the skid

• Steer gently in the direction you want the front of the car to go

• Brake hard

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10.

If you encounter animals on the road, you should:

• Honk and drive through quickly

• Slow down and be prepared to stop

• Speed up to clear the area

• Flash your lights to scare them

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11.

Using a hand-held phone while driving can lead to:

• Vehicle inspection

• A fine and demerit points

• No penalty if under 10 seconds

• Only a verbal warning

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12.

When approaching a parked emergency vehicle with flashing lights, what must you do?

• Slow down and move over to another lane if safe

• Keep your speed steady

• Flash your lights

• Stop completely

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13.

New drivers in the Graduated Licence Program must maintain a blood alcohol level of:

• 0.05%

• 0.08%

• 0.02%

• 0.00% (zero tolerance)

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14.

When roads are slippery, the best braking method is to:

• Brake sharply and suddenly

• Apply brakes gently and gradually

• Avoid using brakes completely

• Pump the brakes rapidly

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15.

When driving on gravel roads, you should:

• Brake sharply before corners

• Drive faster to avoid dust

• Reduce speed and avoid sudden steering

• Follow other cars closely

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16.

Hydroplaning happens when:

• The car engine overheats

• Tires lose contact with the road due to water

• Snow covers the windshield

• The brakes lock up

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17.

What happens if you are caught driving while your licence is suspended?

• You must retake the written test

• You may face fines, jail time, and vehicle impoundment

• You lose 2 demerit points

• You only receive a warning

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18.

Demerit points in New Brunswick remain on your driving record for:

• Six months

• Indefinitely

• Two years from the date of the offence

• One year

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19.

Driving 25 km/h over the posted limit can result in:

• Jail time only

• Only a verbal warning

• Fines and demerit points

• No penalty

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20.

If your windshield wipers are on because of rain, you must also:

• Drive slower than the limit

• Use high beams

• Keep interior lights on

• Turn on your headlights

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21.

When driving down a long, steep hill, you should:

• Coast in neutral

• Turn off the engine

• Use a lower gear to help control speed

• Ride the brakes continuously

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22.

If visibility becomes extremely poor due to snow or fog, you should:

• Drive with high beams on

• Pull over and stop in a safe place

• Sound your horn repeatedly

• Follow the taillights of the vehicle ahead closely

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23.

When approaching a cyclist on a two-lane road, you should:

• Flash headlights

• Pass closely to save time

• Honk to warn them

• Leave at least one metre of space when passing

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24.

When following large trucks, you should:

• Stay far enough back to see their side mirrors

• Follow directly behind for drafting

• Drive close to their rear bumper

• Pass on the right quickly

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25.

When driving at night, how far ahead should your headlights allow you to see clearly?

• About 110 metres on high beam

• About 200 metres

• About 25 metres

• About 50 metres

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26.

If a police officer signals you to pull over, you must:

• Pull over safely and stop as soon as possible

• Wait until you reach home

• Speed up and find a better location

• Stop only if you’ve broken a law

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27.

Driving without valid insurance can result in:

• No penalty if first offense

• A fine and vehicle impoundment

• 1 demerit point

• Only a warning

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28.

How many demerit points are given for running a red light?

• 2 points

• 5 points

• 6 points

• 3 points

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29.

When roads are wet or icy, stopping distances:

• Decrease slightly

• Stay the same

• Increase significantly

• Are not affected

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30.

When approaching a hill or curve with limited visibility, you should:

• Speed up to get over the hill faster

• Move to the left lane briefly

• Honk continuously

• Stay in your lane and reduce speed

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31.

Speeding in a construction zone:

• Has no special penalties

• Only applies at night

• Results in doubled fines

• Is permitted when workers aren’t visible

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32.

If your vehicle gets stuck in snow, you should:

• Accelerate hard

• Rock it gently forward and backward

• Wait for another car to push

• Spin the tires rapidly

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33.

What is the minimum fine for failing to stop at a stop sign in New Brunswick?

• $500

• Around $172.50 (subject to change)

• No fine

• $50

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34.

Driving while suspended or prohibited:

• Only affects insurance

• Is a criminal offence

• Has no demerit points

• Is treated like a parking ticket

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35.

How many demerit points may result in license suspension for a fully licensed driver?

• 6 points

• 8 points

• 12 points

• 10 points

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36.

How many demerit points will you receive for failing to stop for a school bus with flashing red lights?

• 3 points

• 6 points

• 4 points

• 2 points

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37.

The maximum speed limit on most rural highways (unless otherwise posted) is:

• 80 km/h

• 100 km/h

• 90 km/h

• 110 km/h

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38.

When driving in winter conditions, you should:

• Use cruise control

• Reduce speed and increase following distance

• Drive as normal

• Brake sharply to test traction

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39.

When a driver accumulates demerit points, they:

• Are rewarded for safe driving

• Get free insurance

• Risk suspension and must drive more carefully

• Reset automatically each week

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40.

The maximum speed limit in a city, town, or village (unless otherwise posted) is:

• 60 km/h

• 70 km/h

• 50 km/h

• 40 km/h

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