Motorcycle MCQ 01 – Atlantic Moto Skills

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1. Is the possession of a driver’s licence a right or a privilege?
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- A Right
- A Privilege
2. You must always carry your driver’s licence when operating a vehicle. You must produce it for inspection to whom?
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- Any Peace Officer.
- Any other driver with whom you may be involved in a collision.
- Both A and B.
- None of the above.
3. As of June 1, 2009 all motorists in New Brunswick under the age of 21 must maintain what Blood Alcohol Level while driving?
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- 0.00
- 0.05
- 0.08
- 0.1
4. Can a Class 1 licenced driver operate Class 5 vehicle?
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- Yes
- No
5. Can a Class 2 licenced driver operate a Class 1 vehicle?
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- Yes
- No
6. Which class of drivers licence CANNOT operate a taxi?
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- Class 1
- Class 2
- Class 4
- Class 5
7. What is the difference between a Class 6 and a Class 6D?
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- Class 6D is for all motorcycles, and the Class 6 is for motorcycles under 550ccs.
- Class 6 is for all motorcycles, and the Class 6D is for motorcycles under 550ccs.
- Class 6 is for taxis and the Class 6D is for ambulances.
- They are the same thing, but the D states that you can drive after dusk.
8. How long must a (GDL) Class 7 Level 1 driver wait before taking the road test for level 2, if graduated from a licensed driver training school?
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- 6 Months
- 8 Months
- 12 Months
- 24 Months
9. A Class 9 licence holder can drive a motor driven cycle that must be ____________________.
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- 50ccs or under
- 100ccs or under
- 550ccs or under
- 1200ccs or under
10. After your written test, if you have not successfully completed the required driving test after a period of six months, the written exam must be completed again.
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- True.
- False
11. Who does the province consider to be a newly licenced driver?
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- Any driver who has been licensed for less than a year.
- Any driver who has been licensed for less than two years.
- Any driver who has been licensed for less than three years.
- Any driver who has been licensed for less than four years.
12. Every newly licenced driver is credited with how many points after being issued with a licence.
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- 2
- 4
- 8
- 10
13. When a newly licensed driver loses all points he/she will be suspended by the Registrar.
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- True
- False
14. How many points within a 2 year span does it take to incur automatic suspension for a driver who has been driving for 15 years .
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- 4
- 8
- 10
- None, they can't be suspended
15. Suspensions for a conviction for failing to stop when requested by a peace officer or continuing to avoid a peace officer who is pursuing him/her – suspension can be for a period up to three months, imposed by the court.
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- True
- False
16. After a suspension for loss of points for offenses under the Motor Vehicle Act, you must take a Drinking & Driving Re-Education Course and pay a reinstatement fee.
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- True
- False
17. A driver involved in a collision in which a person is injured (even slightly) or killed or the total property damage amounts to $1,000.00 or more must be able to prove his/her financial responsibility (Insurance Card) at the time of the collision.
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- True
- False
18. The Registrar, at any time, may require any driver to be re-examined if there is a question about the driver’s physical condition or driving ability.
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- True
- False
19. How should licence plates must be fastened to the Vehicle? (Car/Truck) *This law was changed in July 2019. Please answer as if it were 2018 to reflect the current handbook.
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- To the front and rear, in such a position and condition as to be clearly legible and the rear plate must be lighted at night.
- To the rear only, and in such a position and condition as to be clearly legible. It also must be lighted at night.
- To the front and rear. The dealer I bought the car/truck from is responsible for making sure it meets the code.
- None of the above.
20. A passenger vehicle owned by a visitor may be operated for personal, non-business purposes for a period of one year in New Brunswick without being registered in the Province.
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- True
- False

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