New Brunswick Safety, Gear & Impairment Practice Test
Helmets, protective gear, impaired riding, weather, visibility
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- Helmet
- Gear
- Impairment
- Weather
- Visibility
The actual New Brunswick knowledge test has 30 questions, and you need at least 24 correct (80%) to pass. This practice test is based on the official Service New Brunswick (SNB) driver handbook.
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1
Can prescription or over-the-counter medications impair motorcycle riding?
- A.No — only illegal drugs and alcohol cause impairment
- B.Yes — many common medications (antihistamines, painkillers, sleep aids, cold medicine) can impair balance, reaction time, and judgment as much as alcohol
- C.Only if you take more than the recommended dose
- D.Medications have no effect on riding ability
2
What should a motorcyclist do to improve their visibility in adverse weather conditions?
- A.Nothing — other drivers should watch for motorcycles
- B.Use headlight at all times, wear high-visibility and reflective gear, add reflective strips to the motorcycle, position in the lane for maximum visibility, and use hand signals to supplement indicators
- C.Flash the headlight continuously
- D.Ride in the centre of the lane always
3
Why is alcohol impairment more dangerous for motorcyclists than for car drivers?
- A.It isn't — the effects are the same
- B.Riding requires more balance, coordination, and reaction speed than driving — alcohol impairs all three disproportionately, and there's no vehicle structure to protect the rider in a crash
- C.Motorcycles amplify the effects of alcohol
- D.Alcohol only affects car drivers
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