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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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8.

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.
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11. Are crosswalk guards authorized to stop traffic?
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Answer: a) Yes, for pedestrians crossing at crosswalks only.
Crosswalk guards are authorized to stop traffic for pedestrians crossing at crosswalks only.
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12. What must you do when leaving a vehicle unattended?
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Answer: c) Turn wheels to the curb and set the parking brake.
The front wheels should be turned to the curb or side of the highway and the parking brake must be effectively set.
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13. How does the force of impact change when you double your speed?
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Answer: b) The impact is four times as great.
When speed is doubled, the kinetic energy quadruples, meaning the force of impact is four times as great.
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14. Who is responsible for ensuring that a passenger under the age of 16 is wearing a seat belt?
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Answer: c) The driver.
Drivers are legally responsible for ensuring that passengers under 16 years of age are properly buckled up.
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15. Are you allowed to park on the left side of the roadway facing traffic?
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Answer: c) No, never park on the left side facing traffic.
It is unsafe and illegal to park on the left side of the roadway facing against the flow of traffic.
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16. When are television-style display screens permitted within the driver's view?
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Answer: c) If they are part of a GPS or vehicle information system.
Screens are only permitted if they provide GPS navigation or vehicle system information.
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17. What are the two stages of stopping a vehicle?
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Answer: a) Seeing the reason to stop and reacting.
Stopping involves seeing the hazard (perception) and then reacting (taking foot off gas and applying brakes).
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18. At 90 km/h, how does the braking distance of a bobtail (a tractor without its trailer) compare to a loaded tractor-trailer combination?
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Answer: d) It takes almost as long to stop as a loaded tractor-trailer.
At 90 km/h, a bobtail tractor takes 56 metres to stop, which is nearly the same as the 60 metres required for a loaded tractor-trailer combination. Many drivers mistakenly believe a truck without a trailer can stop much faster.
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19. What is the maximum length and weight of a double trailer combination (B-train) that a driver might encounter on intercity routes?
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Answer: a) 25 metres and 62,500 kilograms.
Double trailer combinations, known as B-trains, can be up to 25 metres long and have a maximum weight of 62,500 kilograms on major routes.
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20. Why should you allow extra following distance when behind a motorcycle?
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Answer: d) Motorcycles can stop quicker than other vehicles.
Motorcycles can stop quicker than other vehicles; therefore, you should allow extra following distance.
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What does this sign mean?
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Answer: a) Come to a full stop and proceed when the way is clear.
The stop sign is a red octagon with white lettering. It means you must come to a full stop and be sure the way is clear before proceeding.
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22. Where must you stop at a railway crossing with flashing lights if there is no stop line?
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Answer: a) No closer than five metres from the nearest rail.
Stop at the stop line or, if none exists, no closer than five metres from nearest rail.
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23. When can you proceed after stopping for a train at a crossing with signals?
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Answer: c) When the lights and bells have stopped, the train has passed, or until you can do so safely.
Do not proceed until the lights and bells have stopped, the train has passed or until you can do so safely.
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24. Why is it dangerous to cross immediately after one train has passed on multiple tracks?
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Answer: c) You might be struck by a second train coming from the opposite direction.
Drivers have been struck by a second train coming from the opposite direction. Make sure all tracks are clear.
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What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: d) Picnic facilities.
This sign indicates Picnic facilities.
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26. What does a square-shaped information sign featuring a museum symbol indicate?
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Answer: a) A museum is located nearby.
Square information signs are used to indicate the location of various facilities, such as a museum.
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27. What does a large X painted on the pavement of a roadway indicate?
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Answer: b) A roadway-railway crossing is ahead.
Pavement markings consisting of an X or a stop line serve as an advance warning that you are approaching a railway crossing.
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28. What does the colour Fluorescent Yellow indicate?
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Answer: c) School zone and school crosswalk ahead signs.
Fluorescent yellow is used for School zone and school crosswalk ahead signs.
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What does this regulatory sign indicate?
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Answer: d) Two-way traffic.
This regulatory sign indicates Two-way traffic.
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What is the shape of this sign?
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Answer: a) Inverted triangle.
Yield Right of Way signs are triangular (inverted triangle) and have a red border on a white background.
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What does this sign mean?
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Answer: c) Parking prohibited as indicated.
This sign means parking is prohibited as indicated.
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What must you do when encountering this sign?
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Answer: b) Yield to pedestrians within the crosswalk.
This sign indicates pedestrian movement. You must yield to pedestrians within the crosswalk.
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What does this lane designation sign indicate?
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Answer: c) This lane left or right.
This sign indicates that this lane may be used to turn left or right.
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34. Which category of traffic signs state the law, such as speed limits?
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Answer: a) Regulatory signs.
Regulatory signs state the law, such as speed limits, parking regulations, and turning movements. They are typically white rectangles or squares.
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What does this sign mean?
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Answer: a) Obstruction, Pass to either side.
This sign warns of an Obstruction and indicates you may Pass to either side.
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36. What colors are typically used for warning signs?
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Answer: b) Yellow or orange with black letters or symbols.
Warning signs are diamond shaped and are yellow or orange with black letters or symbols.
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37.
What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: d) Pavement ends (Continuation has gravel surface).
This sign indicates that the Pavement ends and the road continues as gravel.
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38.
What does a fluorescent yellow pentagonal sign indicate?
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Answer: b) A school zone.
The fluorescent yellow five-sided (pentagonal) sign indicates a school zone.
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What does this sign warn of?
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Answer: a) Overdimension loads or escort vehicles.
This sign warns of overdimension loads or escort vehicles.
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What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: c) Traffic control person ahead (Be prepared to stop).
This sign indicates a Traffic control person ahead. You must be prepared to stop for instructions.
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