About the road signs test
- 20 questionsIn each signs practice test
- 16 to pass80% pass mark
- 126 questionsIn the practice bank, no repeats until you've seen them all
- 89 signsDrawn and explained below
Sample questions
Tap a question to see the answer and why.
This sign means:
- A roundabout is just ahead
- Go straight only; no turns at all
- No turns of any kind allowed
- Turn right or left; no going straight
Turn right or left; no going straight
The road ahead doesn't continue straight for you.
This sign means:
- A detour begins here; follow the orange arrows to the next road
- Construction is finished; you may return to the normal speed limit for the road
- The road ahead is closed; turn around and find another route
- You're entering a construction zone; be ready for changes in the speed limit
You're entering a construction zone; be ready for changes in the speed limit
Drive with extra caution.
This sign means:
- A detour ahead
- A one-way street
- A truck route
- Road closed for good
A detour ahead
Follow the detour signs.
Railway advance warning signs tell you to:
- Look, listen and slow down because you may have to stop
- Sound your horn to warn the train you're coming
- Speed up so that you cross the tracks before a train can arrive
- Stop every time, even if no train is in sight
Look, listen and slow down because you may have to stop
An advisory speed sign may be posted below.
This sign means:
- A fire hall entrance is ahead
- A railway signal is just ahead on the right
- Road work begins at the next light
- Traffic signals ahead; be prepared to stop
Traffic signals ahead; be prepared to stop
The light may be red when you get there.
This sign means:
- A crossroad ahead with no traffic signals
- A four-way intersection with stop signs ahead
- A railway crossing; you must yield to all trains
- The road ahead is closed to all traffic
A railway crossing; you must yield to all trains
A sign below shows the number of tracks if there's more than one.
This sign means:
- A ski trail crosses the road
- A snowmobile crossing ahead
- A winter road over the ice
- Snow tires required ahead
A snowmobile crossing ahead
Watch for snowmobiles crossing.
This lane sign means:
- Keep left of the divider
- No left turn from this lane
- The left lane ends ahead
- This lane must turn left
This lane must turn left
Choose your lane early.
All 89 signs in the New Brunswick bank
Every sign drawing used in the practice questions, with what it means. Drawings are simplified; always check the official handbook.
- Come to a full stop and be sure the way is clear before going
- Reduce speed and give the right-of-way, stopping if necessary
- A school zone
- Construction and maintenance warning
- A railway crossing; you must yield to all trains
- Look, listen and slow down because you may have to stop
- A slow-moving vehicle, travelling under 40 km/h
- Do not enter
- No left turn
- No U-turn
- Parking prohibited as indicated
- A curve to the right ahead
- A stop sign ahead
- Traffic signals ahead; be prepared to stop
- Two-way traffic ahead
- Two lanes merge ahead
- Attractions, tourism information or motorist services
- The maximum speed allowed under ideal conditions
- The maximum advised speed for the curve
- One-way street or highway
- Two-way traffic
- Keep to the right of the traffic island or obstruction
- Advance warning of a lower maximum speed zone ahead
- Passing permitted
- Passing not permitted
- No heavy trucks are allowed on the roadway
- Heavy trucks should use this roadway
- A dangerous goods route
- Dangerous goods carriers are prohibited
- Parking permitted as indicated
- Yield to pedestrians within the crosswalk
- This lane must turn left
- This lane must turn right
- This lane through only
- This lane left or through
- This lane right or through
- A two-way left-turn lane
- No right turn
- Through or right turn
- Through or left turn
- Turn right or left; no going straight
- No right turn on red; wait for the green light
- A divided highway begins
- The divided highway ends
- Road surface slippery when wet
- A bump or rough road ahead
- An obstruction; pass to either side
- A steep hill; shift to a lower gear or slow down
- A railway crosses the road ahead at the angle shown
- The road ahead is not as wide as the road you're on
- The right lane ends
- A winding road ahead, first curve to the right
- A reverse curve: two turns in opposite directions, first to the right
- A road from the right and left ahead
- A T intersection: the road ends and you must turn right or left
- An added lane: two roads converge and merging isn't required
- The road ends, but you may go left or right
- The bridge or road surface may be slippery at zero degrees Celsius
- A playground ahead
- A pedestrian crosswalk ahead
- A school bus stop ahead; stop for a bus with flashing lights
- Guide drivers around sharp curves
- A traffic control person ahead; be prepared to stop
- A survey crew is working on or near the road
- A zone where road workers and maintenance activities are present
- The next lane or shoulder is higher or lower than your lane
- At the stop line, or before the crosswalk, or before the intersection
- Caution: red is coming; proceed only if too close to stop safely
- Proceed, unless a specific pedestrian light is in operation
- You may turn carefully in the arrow's direction after yielding
- May proceed in the crosswalk; other traffic must yield to them
- Must not start across the intersection
- A hospital
- A campground
- A section of road regularly crossed by the animal shown
- Cattle crossing ahead
- A snowmobile crossing ahead
- A narrow bridge ahead
- An underpass ahead, with overhead clearance as shown
- The pavement ends; the road continues as gravel
- You're entering a construction zone; be ready for changes in the speed limit
- The location where trucks enter, leave or cross the road
- Gasoline is available
- Food is available
- Accommodations
- Picnic facilities
- This lane all movements
- A detour ahead
- Slow down and be extra careful of intersecting traffic
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