New Brunswick Driver's Handbook Study Guide Questions Fully Solved.

New Brunswick Driver's Handbook
Study Guide Questions Fully Solved.
For any offence under the Criminal Code involving the use of a motor vehicle; how many points
lost? - Answer 10 points



For failure to report a collision; how many points lost? - Answer 5 points



For driving without due care; how many points lost? - Answer 5 points



For speeding more than 25 km (15 miles) *over* the speed limit; how many points lost? -
Answer 5 points



For speeding 25 km (15 miles) per hour or less over the speed limit; how many points lost?
**going under the speed limit** - Answer 3 points



For any offence under the Motor Vehicle Act or local by-law involving the use of a motor
*vehicle in motion*; how many points lost? - Answer 3 points



For unlawful parking with view obstructed; how many points lost? - Answer 3 points



For unlawful parking without view obstructed; how many points lost? - Answer 2 points



For any offence under the Motor Vehicle Act involving the *equipment* of a motor vehicle; how
many points lost? - Answer 2 points



For driver not properly wearing a seat belt; how many points lost? - Answer 2 points



For unlawful parking in a zone reserved for the disabled; how many points lost? - Answer 2
point



How many points do you start off with? Newly Licensed Driver - Answer 4 points



What is the maximum amount of points a driver can have? - Answer 10 points



Licence plates must be in which positions? - Answer Front and rear with a light on the rear at
night

, Plates ____ be transferred from vehicle to vehicle - Answer can't



Transit Marker - Answer Permission slip to transport an unregistered/expired inspection
vehicle from one place to another for 24 hours



Disabilities - Answer A placard must be placed in the rear window of a vehicle when it is
parked in a handicap parking with a disabled person exiting the vehicle



Yearly Inspection - Answer "Every year your vehicle must get inspected, if it fails, you have 14
days to fix the issues and get it reinspected"



Headlights - Answer "Every motor vehicle, except motorcycles, must have two functioning
headlights that high beams to 100 meters and low beams to 30 meters"



Lights must be dimmed within _____ meters of an approaching vehicle and _____ meters when
following another vehicle - Answer 150 and 60



Spot lamp - Answer Can't exceed 300 candle power



Rear lights - Answer Must have two red lights on either side at the rear of a vehicle that can
be seen from 150 meters



Plate lights - Answer Every vehicle must have a white light that shines on the rear licence
plate and can be read at a distance of 15 meters



Stop lights (car) brake lights - Answer Every vehicle must have a red light that shines when
the brake is pressed and can be *seen from 30 meters* during the day and night



Signals (blinkers) - Answer "Every vehicle must have lights that indicate right and left turns in
both the front and rear, they must be *seen from 30 meters* during the day and night"



Park lights - Answer "Must be visible from 150 meters in both front and rear, must be turned
on at all times unless parked under a street light"



Daytime running lights - Answer Most vehicles have them automatically and it is suggested
that they be turned on to be more visibile during the day