New Brunswick Class 7 Written Test: 2026 Guide
The New Brunswick Class 7 Level I Written Test has 40 questions, and you need 32 correct answers (80%) to pass. The test fee is $25 CAD. The questions are based on the New Brunswick Driver's Handbook. Try 10 free sample questions below, or take the full 40-question New Brunswick practice test.
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New Brunswick Class 7 Written Test at a glance
| Official name | New Brunswick Class 7 Level I Written Test |
|---|---|
| Questions | 40 |
| Pass mark | 32 of 40 correct (80%) |
| Test fee | $25 CAD |
| Time | Approx. 60 minutes |
| Official handbook | New Brunswick Driver's Handbook |
| Free practice test | 40 questions with answers |
Getting Your Class 7 License in New Brunswick: Your 4-Step Checklist
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Step 1: Are You Eligible for a Class 7?
- You must be at least 16 years old.
- You need parental consent if you are under 18.
- You must pass a vision screening.
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Step 2: What ID Do I Need?
You need two pieces of identification, such as a birth certificate and a Medicare card.
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Step 3: How Much Does the Test Cost?
The fee for the written test is $25. A photo and the 4-year licence will cost an additional $90.
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Step 4: Understanding the Test Format
The written test has 40 multiple-choice questions covering road signs and rules. To pass, you must answer at least 32 questions correctly (80%).
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Step 5: Class 7 Level I Rules & Restrictions
As a learner driver, you must follow these rules:
- Must be accompanied by a driver who has held a full Class 5 licence for at least 3 years.
- Zero Blood Alcohol.
- A maximum of three passengers in the vehicle (including the supervising driver).
Free New Brunswick practice questions
The first 10 questions of New Brunswick Practice Test 1. The full practice test has 40 questions.
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1. How many questions must you answer correctly to pass the Rules Test?
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Answer: a) 16 out of 20.
To pass the written exam of 20 questions, you must answer sixteen (16) correctly.
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2. What document must a driver carry while operating a vehicle in New Brunswick?
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Answer: b) The vehicle registration certificate or a photocopy.
You must carry the registration certificate or a photocopy of it whenever you are operating the vehicle.
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3. At what visibility distance are you required to display lighted lamps on your vehicle if there is insufficient light to see people or vehicles?
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Answer: d) 150 metres (500 feet).
You must display lighted lamps if there is not sufficient light to see a person or vehicle on the highway at a distance of 150 metres (500 feet).
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4. What is the speed limit when passing a stopped emergency vehicle with flashing lights?
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Answer: a) One half the posted speed limit.
When an emergency vehicle is stopped with flashing lights, drivers must slow down to one half the posted speed limit and proceed with caution.
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5. In New Brunswick, under what condition is it permitted to pass another vehicle on the right?
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Answer: d) On streets and highways marked for multiple lanes of traffic moving in the same direction.
Passing on the right is only allowed when overtaking a vehicle turning left, on a one-way street, or on streets/highways marked for multiple lanes moving in the same direction.
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6. Where should you drive if you must drive at a slow speed on an open highway?
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Answer: d) Always keep to the right.
Should a driver find it necessary to drive at a slow speed on the open highway, they must always keep to the right.
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7. How close to an intersection or railroad crossing is passing on the left prohibited?
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Answer: b) Within 30 metres.
It is unlawful when approaching within 30 metres of or crossing any intersection or railroad grade crossing.
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What must you do when meeting a school bus with flashing red lights from either direction? Show answer
Answer: a) Bring your vehicle to a full stop.
You must bring your vehicle to a full stop when approaching a school bus with flashing red lights from the front or rear.
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What does a single solid yellow line indicate?
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Answer: d) Passing is not permitted.
A solid single yellow line indicates that passing is not permitted.
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In which direction must you drive in a roundabout? Show answer
Answer: d) Counter-clockwise.
You must drive in a counter-clockwise direction.
New Brunswick Class 7 Written Test: common questions
How many questions are on the New Brunswick Class 7 Written Test?
The New Brunswick Class 7 Level I Written Test has 40 questions.
How many questions can you miss on the New Brunswick Class 7 Written Test?
You need 32 of 40 correct (80%), so you can miss up to 8 questions.
How much does the New Brunswick Class 7 Written Test cost?
The New Brunswick test fee is $25 CAD. Fees change, so confirm the amount with the licensing office before you go.
How long does the New Brunswick Class 7 Written Test take?
Approx. 60 minutes.
What should I study for the New Brunswick Class 7 Written Test?
Study the New Brunswick Driver's Handbook; the test questions are based on it. Then check yourself with a practice test: FlashPath's free New Brunswick Practice Test 1 has 40 questions with answers and explanations.
Is the FlashPath New Brunswick practice test free?
Yes. Practice Test 1 (40 questions) is free on this site and in the app, with no sign-up. The app has 295 more New Brunswick practice questions across Practice Tests 2 to 10; full access is a subscription.
What is the FlashPath Pass Guarantee?
If you have a paid FlashPath subscription and don't pass the New Brunswick Class 7 Written Test, your next month is free. Email us within 30 days of the test with your store order ID and your result.
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New Brunswick guides
Study for the test
Get your licence
- The Essential DMV Document Checklist for Your New Brunswick Appointment
- New to New Brunswick? Your Guide to Exchanging a Foreign Driver's Licence
- From Learner to Licensed: Your Step-by-Step Guide to Getting a New Brunswick Driver's License
- Renewing Your New Brunswick Driver's License: A No-Stress Guide
- Booking Your New Brunswick Driving Test: Your Guide to Securing an Appointment
Road test and rules
The FlashPath app
FlashPath (on the App Store as "Canada Driver Test Practice") is an iPhone and Android app for the New Brunswick Class 7 Level I Written Test, rated 4.7 from 312 App Store ratings, with 318 New Brunswick questions across 10 practice tests, an explanation for every answer, missed-question review, an exam simulator and a Pass Guarantee (another month free if you don't pass).
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