About the rules test
- 20 questionsIn each rules practice test
- 16 to pass80% pass mark
- 315 questionsIn the practice bank, no repeats until you've seen them all
- 11 topicsCovered below, with an example of each
Sample questions
Tap a question to see the answer and why.
A vehicle registered from out of province has how long to get a New Brunswick safety inspection?
- 14 days
- 30 days
- 6 months
- 90 days
14 days
Inspections from Nova Scotia and PEI are honoured until they expire.
What kind of face shield should you use at night?
- A colourless one that doesn't change what you see
- A dark tinted one to cut the glare of headlights
- A mirrored one so drivers can see you better
- A yellow one, which makes everything brighter
A colourless one that doesn't change what you see
The shield should be colourless for night driving and should not alter your perception.
After slowing for a stopped emergency vehicle with flashing lights, you should:
- Move over to the left, away from the vehicle, when it's safe
- Sound your horn to warn the people at the scene
- Speed up past it so you're out of the way quickly
- Stop behind it until its flashing lights are turned off
Move over to the left, away from the vehicle, when it's safe
On roads with two or more lanes, move to another lane if safe.
In heavy, slow traffic, you should never start across railway tracks unless:
- The bells and lights at the crossing have stopped
- The car ahead of you has already crossed all of the tracks safely
- There's enough room on the other side for your whole vehicle
- You're in a hurry and the tracks look clear
There's enough room on the other side for your whole vehicle
Never stop with any part of your vehicle on the tracks.
For a sharp turn at less than 25 km/h, how should you lean?
- Keep everything upright
- Lean both at exactly the same angle
- Lean the motorcycle farther than your body
- Lean your body farther than the motorcycle
Lean the motorcycle farther than your body
Lean the motorcycle in the direction of the turn farther than your body.
Why should you ride with your lights on in the daytime?
- It helps other drivers see you
- It makes the bike go faster
- It warns police you're coming
- It's the only way to charge the battery
It helps other drivers see you
Driving a motorcycle with lights on in daytime helps you be seen.
Before changing lanes, you must:
- Check over your shoulder
- Rely on your inside mirror only
- Slow down sharply
- Sound your horn
Check over your shoulder
A car may be in your blind spot.
Once the motorcycle begins to lean in a quick turn, what do you do?
- Brake hard with both brakes right away
- Let go of one handgrip to keep balance
- Straighten up at once and stop leaning
- Turn the handlebars the way it's leaning
Turn the handlebars the way it's leaning
That keeps you from falling over.
Topics on the rules test
- Right of Way (22 questions). Example: After slowing for a stopped emergency vehicle with flashing lights, you should: Answer: Move over to the left, away from the vehicle, when it's safe.
- Rules of the Road (59 questions). Example: In heavy, slow traffic, you should never start across railway tracks unless: Answer: There's enough room on the other side for your whole vehicle.
- Safe Driving (30 questions). Example: A vehicle registered from out of province has how long to get a New Brunswick safety inspection? Answer: 14 days.
- Sharing the Road (11 questions). Example: Before passing farm equipment, you should first: Answer: Make sure the operator knows what you intend and the way is clear.
- Emergencies & Conditions (42 questions). Example: Once the motorcycle begins to lean in a quick turn, what do you do? Answer: Turn the handlebars the way it's leaning.
- Impairment & Distraction (8 questions). Example: A second alcohol- or drug-related conviction within 10 years brings a suspension of: Answer: Three years.
- Licensing & the Law (38 questions). Example: What does a Class 6D licence allow? Answer: Motorcycles up to and including 550 cc, and Class 9 vehicles.
- Helmet, Gear & Maintenance (27 questions). Example: What kind of face shield should you use at night? Answer: A colourless one that doesn't change what you see.
- Controls & Riding Skills (36 questions). Example: For a sharp turn at less than 25 km/h, how should you lean? Answer: Lean the motorcycle farther than your body.
- Lane Position & Visibility (35 questions). Example: Why should you ride with your lights on in the daytime? Answer: It helps other drivers see you.
- Passengers, Cargo & Groups (7 questions). Example: What should a passenger never touch? Answer: The muffler or engine.
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