The Defensive Driving Course helps you improve your driving skills! If you have completed the government approved defensive driving course, you may be able to save on your auto insurance premiums.
Question 1 |

One-way road only | |
Do not pass on this road | |
No parking ahead | |
Do not enter ahead |
Question 2 |

Right turn only | |
Right turn allowed | |
Winding road ahead | |
Slight bend or curve in the road ahead |
Question 3 |

Reverse curve left | |
Do not turn left | |
Left turn only | |
Single turn left |
Question 4 |

Two way traffic | |
Passing is permitted | |
Parallel parking is permitted | |
Parking is permitted |
Question 5 |

Two way traffic ends | |
Two way traffic begins | |
Two way traffic ahead | |
The lane is only for two-way left turns |
Question 6 |

Do not turn left during the times shown | |
Do not turn right during the times shown | |
Do not make a U turn | |
You may turn left only during the time shown |
Question 7 |

Do not turn right | |
Curve right | |
Road narrows right | |
Sharp bend or turn in the road ahead |
Question 8 |

Do not cross | |
No parking | |
Do not enter | |
Dangerous goods prohibited |
Question 9 |

Two way traffic ends | |
Share the road with oncoming traffic | |
Two way traffic | |
Two way traffic begins |
Question 10 |

Do not enter | |
Pedestrian allowed | |
Cross walk ends | |
No pedestrians allowed on this road |
Question 11 |

Bicycle are not permitted unless you carry a valid pass | |
You can park your bicycle here | |
Do not leave your bicycle here | |
No bicycles allowed on this road |
Question 12 |

Two way traffic ends | |
Two way traffic ahead | |
Do not turn right | |
Traffic may travel in one direction only |
Question 13 |

Paved surface ends ahead | |
Narrow road ahead | |
Intersection ahead | |
Bridge Ahead |
Question 14 |

"Y" Intersection | |
Narrow passage | |
Bridge Ahead | |
Mountain zone ahead |
Question 15 |

Divided highway ends | |
Narrow bridge ahead | |
Road under construction | |
Divided highway ahead |
Question 16 |

School crossing ahead | |
Animal crossing | |
Bike parking here | |
Snowmobiles cross this road |
Question 17 |

Pedestrian not permitted | |
Watch for pedestrians and be prepared to share the road with them | |
Pedestrian only | |
School zone ahead |
Question 18 |

Stop sign ahead. Slow down | |
Yield right-of-way | |
Dead end street ahead | |
Slow moving vehicle ahead |
Question 19 |

Do not stop | |
Construction zone | |
Railway crossing ahead | |
Dead end |
Question 20 |

Winding road | |
"T" Intersection | |
"Y" Intersection | |
Narrow passage |
Question 21 |

Truck route | |
Parking is permitted | |
Dangerous goods route | |
Passing allowed |
Question 22 |

Dead end on the right | |
Hidden drive way ahead | |
Road branching off ahead | |
Dead end ahead |
Question 23 |

Scenic view ahead | |
Zoo ahead | |
Wildlife preservation center ahead | |
Deer regularly cross this road, be alert for animals |
Question 24 |

Right turn only | |
Flashing lights on the arrows show the direction to follow | |
Do not turn right | |
Left turn only |
Question 25 |

Two way traffic | |
Intersection ahead. The arrow shows which direction of traffic has the right-of-way | |
Obstruction ahead | |
One way traffic |
Question 26 |

Parking is not permitted | |
Dead end | |
Do not stop | |
Indicates that traffic is moving in an oncoming direction |
Question 27 |

Do not turn right when facing a red light at the intersection | |
Do not turn right | |
Do not turn left | |
Only right turn allowed |
Question 28 |

Bicycle parking here | |
Bicycle crossing ahead | |
Only bicycle permitted ahead | |
Bicycle not allowed ahead |
Question 29 |

Construction work one kilometer ahead | |
Construction zone begins | |
Road work ahead | |
Lane ahead closed |
Question 30 |

Do not turn left | |
Do not drive through the intersection | |
You may proceed through intersection, if clear | |
Through traffic permitted |
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This online practice rules test, with multiple choice questions, is intended to help you prepare for the New Brunswick Class 7 level I Novice learner’s license that is required before you can get your driver’s license. This free practice written driving test is a lesson that is essential for getting your New Brunswick driver’s license at your local licensing office. Please note, however, that this is not the actual test, and you will not receive your license if you pass this practice test. It is all FREE!
Different kinds of car loans in Canada!
Like many people in Canada, are you cooked with public transport in cities? Are you looking to get rid of the old car and get a new one? Are you looking to purchase a used car? The simple solution to all these problems is getting a car loan. In case you are short on sufficient funds to purchase a car you may opt for a car loan. There are many lenders in market who offer car loans for used and new cars. However while thinking about borrowing money you need to consider all your options and take into account following points such as the amount you need for a specific car, prevalent interest rates, current obligations and repayment terms and conditions. There are basically two options for selection which are secured and unsecured car loans. Here is some explanation that will be handy while selecting the type of car loan.
The car loans normally are secured loans with the car you are buying being offered as collateral. If you fail in making the loan repayments and become a defaulter, the car might get repossessed by lenders. This car loan gives you all the advantages of any secured loan. The rate of interest offered on this secured loan is also less than the unsecured loans. And as a result of lower interest, the monthly installments are also lower.
There are many flexible repayment options offered by lenders for secured car loans. The car loan approval for secured car loans is also quicker and easier. Another great thing is that it is relatively easier to get a bad credit car loan as well, as it is also a secured loan. However the interest rate on any bad credit car loan is larger than interest rate charged for other car loans.
You can also make use of your home as collateral for acquiring your car loan. This type of loan is popularly referred to as homeowner’s loan. This homeowner’s loan is also a type of secured loan and because of this, the interest rate charged for this kind of car loan is lower in comparison with other kinds of car loans. You can also get a personal car loan for buying a new or used car. The personal loans may be availed for practically any reasons. These personal loans may be secured or unsecured.
Nowadays in Canada, applying and getting car loans has become quite easy. There are several lenders out there who are offering car loans on the web. There are also several introducers and brokers who help the new borrowers to get in touch with lenders across the internet. The internet also gives you the option to compare different car loan proposals offered by a range of lenders. There is no need to actually visit brokers and lenders for getting information on about car loan options. All the necessary info is available on internet. You may apply for a car loan online from the comforts of your home.