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New Brunswick Class 7 written tests: your missed questions
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- Questions in the real test
- Not publishedNot published by the licensing body
- Pass mark
- This run is not scored against the exam marks
- Time limit
- No clock on this run
- What ends it early
- Nothing. It runs to the last question.
- Answers shown
- As soon as you choose, with the reason and the source
- Fee for the real test
- $25 for the first attempt; the online test page states $25 plus HSTGovernment of New Brunswick, Written and road tests for driver’s licencesverified 2026-09-15
- The Road Sign Recognition Exam and Rules of the Road Non-Commercial Knowledge Exam are separate. You retake only a test you fail.
- Take the tests online or in person, in either official language. Oral testing can be arranged through SNB Teleservices.
- Bring at least 1 acceptable identification document and at least 2 documents proving New Brunswick residency. Applicants under 18 also need a completed parental consent form.
- The vision standard is 20/40 in the best eye. After an online pass, wait at least 4 business days before completing the vision test at an SNB office other than Campobello.
- Study the New Brunswick Driver's Handbook.
- Official retake pages conflict. The SNB online page says wait 1 day before attempt 2 and 1 week before attempt 3. The GNB written-test page says there is no waiting period.
- After 3 failed online attempts, the test must be taken in person at a Service New Brunswick Driver Examiner office.
- The first-attempt fee page is effective August 1, 2026. A Class 7 road test costs $25 per attempt.
- Level 2 starts at age 16 years and 8 months with driver training, or age 17 without it. Level 1 drivers must have zero drugs and alcohol.
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