Before you start
Sharing the road practice
Everything this run does, in front of you first. Licensing in New Brunswick is run by Service New Brunswick, and every line marked with a source below comes from what they publish.
- Questions in this run
- 5
- What this draw holds
- 5 rules of the road questions
- 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 attemptGovernment of New Brunswick, Written and road tests for driver’s licencesverified 2026-10-30
- The Road Sign Recognition Exam and Rules of the Road Non-Commercial Knowledge Exam are listed separately.
- Take the tests online or book an in-person appointment through Service New Brunswick.
- 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.
- The current driver licence testing page says wait 1 day after a first failure and 1 week after a second failure.
- After 3 failed online attempts, the test must be taken in person at a Service New Brunswick Driver Examiner office.
- The fee schedule lists $25 for the first written attempt, $15 for a rewrite, and $25 for each Class 7 road test.
- 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.
All 5 questions in this run are rules of the road questions.
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