New Brunswick Class 7 knowledge test: practice questions

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Three questions from the Canada (New Brunswick) bank, as you'll see them in the app.

1. Is it legal to put up your own sign beside a highway that looks like an official traffic sign?

   1. Yes, if it is made bigger than the official sign it copies
   2. No, an unauthorized sign resembling an official one is prohibited
   3. Yes, if it is only a temporary sign set up for a few days beside the road
   4. Yes, as long as it is placed on private land beside the road
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   Answer: No, an unauthorized sign resembling an official one is prohibited

   No person may display in view of a highway an unauthorized sign that imitates, or resembles closely enough to be confused with, an official traffic control device (Motor Vehicle Act, s. 123(1)).

2. In which direction must you drive around a roundabout (rotary traffic circle)?

   1. Counterclockwise, around the central island
   2. Straight across the centre
   3. Clockwise, around the central island
   4. Whichever way is shorter
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   Answer: Counterclockwise, around the central island

   A driver entering a rotary traffic circle must drive counterclockwise around the island or the centre of the circle (Motor Vehicle Act, s. 147(3)(b)).

3. How much room must you give a bicycle when you pass it?

   1. Enough to avoid touching it
   2. At least 10 centimetres
   3. At least half a metre
   4. At least one metre
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   Answer: At least one metre

   A driver overtaking and passing a bicycle proceeding in the same direction must pass to the left at a distance of at least one metre from the bicycle (Motor Vehicle Act, s. 149(3)).

Where the questions come from

Written from the published rules · Motor Vehicle Act, RSNB 1973, c M-17 (New Brunswick). See every official source

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