New Brunswick Motorcycle Practice Test 01

Are you preparing to take your motorcycle driving test in New Brunswick? Are you feeling nervous about passing the exam and getting your license? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered!

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Which statement is false? It is advisable that both drivers and passengers be protected by...?

Shield

Ear plugs

Glasses

Goggles

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Is it an offence to cling to or attach yourself or your vehicle to any other moving vehicle while driving your motorcycle?

Only while in traffic

Not if at low speed

Yes

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Which statement is false? To qualify for a license endorsement to ride a motorcycle, you must first...?

Pass a hearing test

Pass a vision screening

Pass a written test

Pass a road test

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The written exam to obtain a licence consists of how many questions?

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Which statement is false? Motorcycle - car collisions take place most frequently...?

During winter

On dry, level roads

During daylight

On weekends

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Most motorcycle - car collisions take place...?

On highways

At the bottom of a hill

At intersections

While riding in traffic

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Which statement is false? Carrying passengers can be an offence if carried on the following...?

On the handlebars

At the very back of the seat

On the tank of the motorcycle

On the frame

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What are important factors in defensive driving?

All of these

The safety equipment you have

Your skill and your attitude

The size of the motorcycle

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Which clothing is recommended to wear while riding a motorcycle?

All of these

Denim

Leather

Nylon

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Most fatal motorcycle crashes involve collisions...?

When the rider falls asleep

That are single vehicle

With cars

When leaving the road

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When checking your tires daily, which of the following is not something you should check?

Tread depth

Inflation

Sidewall condition

Size of tire

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If you hold a driver's licence you may not drive a motorcycle on the highway except while taking a driver's examination unless...?

You have a supervisor instructing you

You only ride within city limits

The licence contains an endorsement permitting you to drive a motorcycle

All of these

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When checking the rims daily, which of the following is not something you should check?

Spoke size

Axle nuts

Spoke tension

Rim condition

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Which statement is false? Your pre-start routine should include the following steps...?

Checking fuel

Is the motorcycle facing the proper direction

Is the 'kill' switch in the run position

Ignition on

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You should grasp throttle with...?

A flat or slightly bent wrist position

With the first two fingers

With wrists up

With thumb and index finger

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What colour should the helmet shield be?

Clear

Tinted

Yellow

Grey

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Handlebars must be securely fastened and not exceed what height?

40cm

25cm

20cm

30cm

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A motorcycle must have foot rests which may be used...?

Only while braking

Whenever you must stand

None of these

In the normal driving position

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How would you know the transmission in neutral?

By rolling the motorcycle backwards or forwards about a foot

The engine does not start

None of these

The dash light will be lit up

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It must have a mirror which will give the driver a view of the highway for at least how far?

60m

50m

100m

75m

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A motorcycle must have a horn in good working order capable of being heard at what distance?

90m

75m

60m

50m

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If the wrist is lowered, you will have a hard time to do what?

All of these

Reach the brake

Steer

Use the throttle

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Which of the following is not recommended to wear while riding a motorcycle?

Gloves

Rubber shoes for grip

Long pants

Long sleeves

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When is the choke applied?

After using the 'kill' switch

When you're down to very little fuel

When the engine is cold

All of these

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What is the passing grade for the written test?

50%

75%

80%

60%

Your score is

Understanding the New Brunswick Motorcycle Test

To operate a motorcycle in New Brunswick, you must pass two tests: a written examination on the rules of the road and a practical, on-cycle skills test. The on-cycle test evaluates your fundamental riding skills and ability to handle a motorcycle in various traffic situations.

Test Requirements and Format

The on-cycle test comprises several modules, including slow-speed maneuvers, normal starts and stops, quick stops, cornering, and more. Each module is designed to assess a particular skill set and is usually conducted in a controlled environment off the public streets. The test is primarily focused on your safety skills and ability to operate your motorcycle with control and precision.

Purpose of the Test

The ultimate goal of the New Brunswick motorcycle test is to ensure that riders are well-versed in operating a motorcycle under different conditions. This includes using proper protective gear, understanding your motorcycle’s controls, and being aware of your environment at all times. The province takes motorcycle safety seriously, especially given the vulnerability of motorcyclists on the road.