1. Motorcyclists are among the most vulnerable road users in New Brunswick. The Graduated Driver’s Licensing (GDL) program introduces new drivers to high-risk situations slowly, as experience is gained. There are restrictions on this Licence. These are: (1) A blood alcohol content of 0.08 at all times, (2) You cannot drive from sunset to sunrise, (3) You cannot tow a trailer with your motorcycle, (4) You cannot carry a passenger during your graduation process.

2. If you already have a Class 5 licence and have just received your unrestricted licence following your road test using your new 500cc motorcycle, what will the endorsement look like on your licence?

3. If you already have a Class 5 licence and have just received your graduated learner’s licence for your 600cc motorcycle, what will the endorsement look like on your licence?

4. How many brakes are required on a motorcycle?

5. What must a motorcycle have in terms of lighting?

6. Are handlebars that are 40cm high legal in New Brunswick?

7. Can a motorcycle equipped with one set of footrests (Pegs) carry a passenger in New Brunswick?

8. What is the minimum number of mirrors a motorcycle must have?

9. Most fatal motorcycle crashes are a result of loosing traction on slippery surfaces.

10. Other than a helmet which is required by law, what clothing is recommended while riding a 2 wheeled motorcycle?