New Brunswick Knowledge Test (Class 7 Learner) — All Questions
4 questions
What blood-alcohol level is allowed for a New Brunswick graduated (Level 1 or Level 2) licence holder?
- a.Zero — no alcohol is permitted✓
- b.Up to 0.08
- c.The same as a fully licensed driver
- d.Up to 0.05
New drivers in the graduated licensing program must have zero blood alcohol whenever they drive. (New Brunswick Driver's Handbook, graduated licensing)
During Level 1 (learner) in New Brunswick, you must:
- a.Be accompanied by a fully licensed driver seated beside you✓
- b.Drive only with other learners
- c.Carry as many passengers as will fit
- d.Drive alone once you pass the knowledge test
A Level 1 learner must have an experienced, fully licensed driver in the front passenger seat at all times. (New Brunswick Driver's Handbook, graduated licensing)
New Brunswick's Level 1 learner stage includes a restriction on driving:
- a.During the afternoon
- b.Within city limits
- c.On weekends only
- d.Between midnight and 5 a.m.✓
Level 1 learners are restricted from driving between midnight and 5 a.m. except under specific supervised conditions. (New Brunswick Driver's Handbook, graduated licensing)
Using a hand-held cell phone while driving in New Brunswick is:
- a.Permitted on rural roads
- b.Permitted for texting only
- c.Permitted at stop signs
- d.Illegal — hand-held devices may not be used while driving✓
New Brunswick's distracted-driving law prohibits using hand-held phones and similar devices while driving. (New Brunswick Driver's Handbook, distracted driving)