Traffic Enforcement Penalties

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1.What is the rule regarding traffic fines in construction zones?

a) Fines are waived in construction zones.

b) Fines are increased by 50% in construction zones.

c) Traffic fines are doubled in construction zones.

d) Fines apply only if workers are present.

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Drivers must obey all posted speed limits in construction zones. Traffic fines issued for violations within these zones are doubled to emphasize the importance of safety for workers and other road users.

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2.What are the consequences if a driver is caught driving while suspended?

a) Only a verbal warning will be issued.

b) Their vehicle could be impounded, and they may be subject to $500 fine.

c) They will receive a warning letter from the authorities.

d) Only their driving privileges will be temporarily suspended.

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Driving while prohibited is a serious offense. If caught, the drivers vehicle can be impounded, and they may face substantial fines or even a jail term as a consequence.

Traffic Enforcement Penalties

03/18

3.What is the consequence regarding your insurance claim if you are convicted of impaired driving and caused a crash?

a) Your insurance rates will decrease.

b) Your insurance claim could be denied.

c) You will receive a full insurance payout regardless of fault.

d) You insurance company will pay all costs without question.

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If convicted of impaired driving that results in a crash, a drivers insurance claim could be denied. This includes claims for damage to their own vehicle or damage caused to other people or property.

Traffic Enforcement Penalties

04/18

4.For which of the following offences can police immediately impound a vehicle?

a) Driving while playing loud music.

b) Driving while unlicensed.

c) Driving with a burnt-out headlight.

d) Driving with expired vehicle registration.

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Police have the authority to immediately impound a vehicle for certain serious offences, including driving while unlicensed. This action helps ensure that individuals without valid licenses are removed from the road.

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05/18

5.What is the responsibility of the vehicle owner when their vehicle is impounded?

a) They are not responsible for any fees.

b) The driver who committed the offence is solely responsible for all fees.

c) The police cover all impoundment costs.

c) They are required to pay the vehicle towing and storage fees to get their vehicle back.

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The owner of an impounded vehicle is responsible for paying the associated towing and storage fees to recover their vehicle.

Traffic Enforcement Penalties

06/18

6.If an employer allows a prohibited or unlicensed driver to use a company vehicle, what could happen to the vehicle?

a) The employer will receive a warning letter.

b) The vehicle could be impounded.

c) Only the employer will face a fine.

d) The vehicle will be flagged for future inspections.

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Vehicle owners, including employers, are responsible for ensuring that only licensed drivers use their vehicles. If a prohibited or unlicensed driver uses a company vehicle with permission, the vehicle itself could be impounded.

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07/18

7.What is considered one of the most serious traffic violations in NB?

A) Speeding by 15 mph over the limit

B) Failure to pay child support

C) Driving while suspended

D) Not having insurance

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Driving while suspended is explicitly identified as among the most serious traffic violations in New Brunswick. This highlights its severe nature and the significant legal consequences that can arise from it.

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08/18

8.Which of the following is a reason your drivers license can be suspended in New Brunswick?

A) Parking in a no-parking zone

B) Failure to appear in traffic court

C) Minor fender bender

D) Having a dirty car

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A drivers license can be suspended for various reasons in New Brunswick, with one specific cause being the failure to appear in traffic court as required. This underscores the importance of attending all scheduled court dates.

Traffic Enforcement Penalties

09/18

9.What is the penalty for a first offense of driving with a suspended license in NB?

A) $500 fine

B) 10 to 90 days in jail

C) $750 fine and 1 to 5 days in jail

D) 45 to 180 days in jail

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For a first offense of driving with a suspended license, the associated penalty is a $500 fine. This initial fine serves as a significant deterrent for this serious violation.

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10.If convicted of a second offense for driving with a suspended license in NB, what penalties could you face?

A) $1,000 fine and 10 days in jail

B) $750 fine and 1 to 5 days in jail

C) 45 to 180 days in jail

D) $500 fine and 90 days maximum sentence

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A second conviction for driving with a suspended license in New Brunswick can lead to more severe penalties. These include a $750 fine along with a jail sentence ranging from 1 to 5 days.

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11.What is the penalty if you are accused of driving with a suspended license and were involved in an accident with injuries?

A) 10 to 90 days in jail

B) $1,000 fine and 10 days in jail

C) 90 day maximum sentence

D) 45 to 180 days in jail

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If an individual is involved in an accident causing injuries while driving with a suspended license, they face significant jail time. The penalties for this serious circumstance range from 45 to 180 days in jail.

Traffic Enforcement Penalties

012/18

12.If your license suspension was specifically due to DUI, and you are caught driving with that suspended license, what jail time could you face?

A) 45 to 180 days in jail

B) 90 day maximum sentence

C) 10 to 90 days in jail

D) 1 to 5 days in jail

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When a driver is caught operating a vehicle with a license suspended specifically for DUI, the potential jail sentence is between 10 and 90 days. This reflects the added severity when the initial suspension was due to impaired driving.

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013/18

13.What is a common outcome of a conviction for driving with a suspended license in New Brunswick, in addition to fines and jail time?

A) Community service requirements

B) Mandatory driving school

C) An extended suspension of your license

D) A permanent criminal record

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Beyond fines and potential jail time, a conviction for driving with a suspended license in New Brunswick nearly always results in an extended suspension of the drivers license. This adds a further layer of restriction on driving privileges.

Traffic Enforcement Penalties

014/18

14.What is one immediate consequence of simply making the payment for a speeding ticket in New Brunswick?

A) It is an admission of guilt, and the conviction will go on your driving record.

B) It automatically reduces your insurance rates.

C) It prevents the conviction from going on your driving record.

D) It guarantees no points will be added to your record.

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Simply paying a speeding ticket constitutes an admission of guilt, meaning the speeding conviction will be officially recorded on your driving record. This action can have lasting implications beyond the initial fine.

Traffic Enforcement Penalties

015/18

15.How many points may be imposed on your record for driving 1u201314 miles per hour over the limit in New Brunswick?

A) 2 points

B) 4 points

C) 5 points

D) 0 points

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For speeding between 1 and 14 miles per hour over the posted limit, two points may be imposed on your driving record. These points contribute to your overall total, which can lead to further penalties.

Traffic Enforcement Penalties

016/18

16.How many points may be imposed on your record for driving 15u201329 miles per hour over the limit in New Brunswick?

A) 2 points

B) 4 points

C) 5 points

D) 0 points

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Driving between 15 and 29 miles per hour over the speed limit will result in four points being added to your driving record. This category carries a higher point penalty due to the increased speed.

Traffic Enforcement Penalties

017/18

17.What is the point penalty for driving more than 30 miles per hour over the limit in New Brunswick?

A) 2 points

B) 4 points

C) 5 points

D) 10 points

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Exceeding the speed limit by more than 30 miles per hour is considered a severe violation, resulting in a penalty of five points on your driving record. This is the highest point imposition for speeding listed.

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18.What type of device may be required as a consequence of DUI allegations?

A) GPS tracking device

B) Dash camera

C) Ignition interlock device

D) Speed limiter

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Among the various consequences for DUI allegations, the requirement of an ignition interlock device is specifically mentioned. This device prevents a vehicle from starting if alcohol is detected on the drivers breath.

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4.For which of the following offences can police immediately impound a vehicle?

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7.What is considered one of the most serious traffic violations in NB?

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8.Which of the following is a reason your drivers license can be suspended in New Brunswick?

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9.What is the penalty for a first offense of driving with a suspended license in NB?

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