New Brunswick Driving Test Practice | Written Drivers Test NB

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1.When are you required to wear a seatbelt?

All drivers and passengers are required to wear a seatbelt and be properly buckled up.

Only passengers are required to wear seatbelts.

Only the drivers are required to wear seatbelts.

Wearing a seatbelt is optional.

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2.What one of the following is an essential parking rule?

Park with your wheels no more than 12 inches from the curb

Never park within 150 m of a controlled intersection.

Never park within 3 m of a fire hydrant.

Never park within 15 m of a fire hydrant.

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3.What should you do if you find yourself in a skid on a slippery road?

Immediately take the vehicle out of gear.

Turn your steering wheel in the direction you want the vehicle to go.

Turn your steering wheel in the opposite direction of where you want the vehicle to go.

Pump the brakes.

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4.Given that vehicle tires are critical for safety, what are the minimum standards they must meet?

All four wheels must be compatible tires as some combinations can be illegal.

Tires must not have bulges, exposed inner areas or bumps etc. which can make them dangerous to drive on.

Tires must have a minimum tread of at least 1.5 mm.

All of these.

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5.If a tire blows out while driving, what should you do?

Step on the gas and quickly move the vehicle off the road.

Hold the wheel firmly and steer the vehicle in the right direction, while taking your foot off the gas pedal.

Scream for help.

Turn on your hazard lights and bring the vehicle to a stop.

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6.At an intersection with a stop sign, where do you stop your vehicle if there is no stop line, sidewalk or crosswalk?

Come to a stop right beside the stop sign.

Come to a stop right before the stop sign.

Come to a stop a little bit into the intersection so that you can better see any pedestrians or other traffic.

Come to a stop at the edge of the intersection.

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7.When are cell phones not allowed when driving?

When your cell phone is used to text.

When your hand-held cell phone is used to talk to others.

When your cell phone is used to check and send emails

All of these.

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8.What kind of vehicle has flashing blue lights that are visible from 150 meters away?

A fire engine

A tow truck.

An ambulance.

Snow plows or snow removal vehicles.

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9.How long does it take to move up one level on the Driver Safety Rating scale?

2 years.

3 months.

6 months

1 year.

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10.Under ideal night driving conditions, how far ahead can drivers see with low beams?

15 metres ahead

30 metres ahead

110 metres ahead

60 metres ahead

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11.Which of the following is NOT an example of a Criminal Code driving offence?

Impaired driving causing bodily harm or death

Dangerous driving

Having a blood alcohol concentration level between 0.05 and 0.08

Refusing to provide a breath or blood sample to police or refusing to perform a physical coordination test or drug recognition evaluation

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12.When does a vehicle crossing the border between Canada and the United States need to stop and report to a customs officer?

All vehicles must stop unless their load is in transit or bonded.

All vehicles traveling into Canada must stop, but vehicles traveling into the United States do not need to stop.

All vehicles traveling into the United States must stop, but vehicles traveling into Canada do not need to stop.

All vehicles must stop. There are no exceptions.

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13.When are you required to use DRL headlights?

When there is rain or fog, or your vision is otherwise impaired.

Never.

At night-time.

At all times.

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14.What is the minimum fine for the conviction of an impaired driving offence under the Criminal Code?

$750

$500

$1,000

$250

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15.Who must wear the complete seatbelt assembly while the motor vehicle is being operated?

Only the driver.

The driver and all passengers under the age of twelve

All drivers and passengers in the cab or sleeper berth.

The driver and all passengers under the age of five and under 23 kilograms in weight.

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16.John was stopped for driving under the influence of alcohol. His blood-alcohol level was 0.06. He has had one previous license suspensions in the past 10 years. What consequences does John face?

24-hour driver's licence suspension.

7-day driver's licence suspension.

None of these, as the blood alcohol concentration was below 0.08.

15-day driver's licence suspension

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17.By choosing to drive on a flat, multi-lane highway compared to a suburban route, your fuel efficiency improves by:

5 to 10 per cent

10 to 20 per cent

25 to 35 per cent

45 to 50 per cent

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18.How long should you let your vehicle warm up when the temperature is below zero degrees Celsius?

Five to seven minutes

Seven to ten minutes

No warm up time is needed.

Two to five minutes

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19.When should you use high beam headlights?

Anytime it is too dark to see by low beam headlights and in fog.

Only when driving in open country without other cars nearby.

Anytime it is too dark to see by low beam headlights.

Anytime it is too dark to see by low beam headlights and when driving by street lights.

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20.Which of the following should NOT be used to combat fuel, oil or grease fires?

Fire extinguisher

Dirt

Water

Sand

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21.What actions should you take if a vehicle fire starts under the hood of a car?

Throw the hood of the car open and use the entire contents of the fire extinguisher immediately.

Raise the hood very slightly and use the fire extinguisher only enough to knock down flames

Raise the hood very slightly and use the entire contents of the first extinguisher immediately.

Throw the hood of the car open and use the fire extinguisher only enough to knock down flames.

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22.What is 'micro sleep' and how is it connected to driving safety?

A short period of time, usually seconds, when the brain tunes out what is going on around it. A driver will have no knowledge of that last few seconds or sometimes minutes.

The sleeping time that has been missed and must be repaid over an extended period of time. If a person continually robs their body of sleep for long periods, it will begin to affect their health and driving ability.

Sleeping less than one full sleep cycle. This can cause fatigue and lead to accidents.

When a driver becomes inattentive because of uninteresting terrain. When this happens, drivers may not be aware of their surroundings and will not be alert to changing traffic conditions.

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23.About what per cent of Canada's greenhouse gas emissions are produced with the road transportation sector?

20 per cent

10 per cent

15 per cent

30 per cent

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24.Which of the following statements about driving under the influence of prescription drugs is NOT true?

You should always discuss the possible effects of any medication with your doctor or pharmacist.

If you drive while impaired by medication, you may face the same consequences as if you were impaired by alcohol.

Always carry prescription drugs in their original containers.

If taken in the prescribed dosages, tranquilizers, antidepressants, sleeping pills and similar prescription drugs will not affect driving ability.

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25.Which is NOT a potential consequence of driving a motor vehicle while suspended?

Fine of up to $2,000

Imprisonment for up to five years

Appealable driver's licence prohibition

Immediately impounded for a minimum of 30 days

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26.When should you use low beam headlights?

When approaching other cars.

All of these are instances in which you should use low beam headlights.

When following another vehicle closely.

When driving by street lights or in fog.

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27.Is using a hand-held cellular device while driving illegal?

Using a hand-held cellular device to text while driving is illegal, but it is legal to make calls with the device. Neither is encouraged.

Using a hand-held cellular device to make calls while driving is illegal, but it is legal to text with the device. Neither is encouraged.

Yes, using a hand-held cellular device to call or text while driving is illegal in Manitoba.

No, using a hand-held cellular device while driving is not illegal, but it is discouraged.

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28.Which is NOT an effect of alcohol impairment on driving?

Reduced alertness

Distorted vision

Impaired judgment

Accelerated reflexes

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29.Which of the following is NOT a smart driving practice?

Rev your vehicle to make it warm up more quickly.

Use cruise control where appropriate.

Ensure oil and air pressure are in their normal operating ranges during start up.

Back off the accelerator when going over the top of a hill and let gravity and momentum do the work.

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30.What are the potential consequences for driving with a blood alcohol concentration over 0.08?

All of these

Mandatory Impaired Driver Assessment at your expense

Immediate three-month Administrative License Suspension

Payment of a driver's license reinstatement charge

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31.Which of the following is a way to minimize the hazards of night driving?

All of the above.

Keep the interior lights on for additional light.

Dim your lights at least 450 metres from oncoming vehicles.

Accelerate when nearing a curve.

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32.Under ideal night driving conditions, how far ahead can drivers see with high beams?

170 metres ahead

220 metres ahead

60 metres ahead

110 metres ahead

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33.What is the effect of an engine that turns over too slowly?

All of the above.

The engine tends to jerk or lurch and can damage the vehicle.

The engine consumes more fuel than is necessary.

The engine provides more power than it would at a higher rpm.

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34.How can you reduce glare from oncoming vehicles' headlights?

Look directly into the headlights of oncoming traffic

Look down and avert your eyes from the road when passing other vehicles.

Look to the left edge of the roadway.

Look to the right edge of the roadway.

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35.When possible, how should you position your body with respect to the wind while fighting car fires?

The position of the wind does not matter.

Fight fires with your face to the wind.

Fight fires with the wind crossing your side.

Fight fires with your back to the wind.

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36.When possible, how should you position your body with respect to the wind while fighting car fires?

The position of the wind does not matter.

Fight fires with your face to the wind.

Fight fires with the wind crossing your side.

Fight fires with your back to the wind

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37.Which of the following is an example of a driver distraction that can increase the likelihood of collision?

Smoking while driving.

Eating while driving.

Adjusting the radio or MP3 player or changing CDs while driving.

All of these are examples of driver distractions.

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38.Which of the following describes the proper hand placement for the steering wheel?

Hands should be placed at the nine o'clock and three o'clock positions

Hands should be placed at the eight o'clock and four o'clock positions.

Hands should be placed at the ten o'clock and two o'clock positions.

Hands should be placed at the six o'clock and twelve o'clock positions.

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39.Which of the following is NOT a way to prevent vehicle fires?

Shut off engines when refueling vehicles.

Check tire pressure often.

Throw any cigarette butts out of your vehicle window.

Ensure parking brakes are fully released when driving.

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40.You are not allowed to park your vehicle:

On a sidewalk

On railroad tracks

In the middle of a crosswalk

All of the above

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41.With an air brake system, what is the brake pedal used for?

Apply the trailer service brakes

Apply the vehicle service brakes

Apply the vehicle spring brakes

Raise and lower the air brake system pressure

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42.At an unmarked crosswalk, drivers are required to:

Yield the right-of-way to pedestrians

Signal an intention to proceed

Stop and ask the pedestrian to cross quickly

Increase your vehicle's speed and cross before the pedestrian gets there

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43.Which of the following are true: (I) You may drive on the right shoulder only to pass a vehicle turning left and only if the shoulder is paved (II) You may not pass on the left shoulder, paved or not

(I) only

(II) only

Both (I) and (II)

None of the above

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44.Worn or uneven tire tread will:

Damage the brake lines

Make the bike go faster

Affect the handling of the motorcycle

All of the above

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45.Being positioned in the center of the lane is a bad choice because:

It can be slippery when wet

It does not provide visibility around the vehicle ahead of you

It is coated with oil from cars

All of the above

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1.When are you required to wear a seatbelt?

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2.What one of the following is an essential parking rule?

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3.What should you do if you find yourself in a skid on a slippery road?

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4.Given that vehicle tires are critical for safety, what are the minimum standards they must meet?

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5.If a tire blows out while driving, what should you do?

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6.At an intersection with a stop sign, where do you stop your vehicle if there is no stop line, sidewalk or crosswalk?

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7.When are cell phones not allowed when driving?

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8.What kind of vehicle has flashing blue lights that are visible from 150 meters away?

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9.How long does it take to move up one level on the Driver Safety Rating scale?

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10.Under ideal night driving conditions, how far ahead can drivers see with low beams?

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11.Which of the following is NOT an example of a Criminal Code driving offence?

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12.When does a vehicle crossing the border between Canada and the United States need to stop and report to a customs officer?

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13.When are you required to use DRL headlights?

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14.What is the minimum fine for the conviction of an impaired driving offence under the Criminal Code?

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15.Who must wear the complete seatbelt assembly while the motor vehicle is being operated?

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16.John was stopped for driving under the influence of alcohol. His blood-alcohol level was 0.06. He has had one previous license suspensions in the past 10 years. What consequences does John face?

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17.By choosing to drive on a flat, multi-lane highway compared to a suburban route, your fuel efficiency improves by:

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18.How long should you let your vehicle warm up when the temperature is below zero degrees Celsius?

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19.When should you use high beam headlights?

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20.Which of the following should NOT be used to combat fuel, oil or grease fires?

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21.What actions should you take if a vehicle fire starts under the hood of a car?

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22.What is 'micro sleep' and how is it connected to driving safety?

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23.About what per cent of Canada's greenhouse gas emissions are produced with the road transportation sector?

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24.Which of the following statements about driving under the influence of prescription drugs is NOT true?

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25.Which is NOT a potential consequence of driving a motor vehicle while suspended?

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26.When should you use low beam headlights?

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