New Brunswick Written Knowledge Test — Class 7 (Stage 1) Practice Question
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Road Signs
What does a red and white downward-pointing triangle mean in NB?
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Correct Answer: A. Stop if required and give way to traffic
Yield differs from Stop in that a full stop is only required when traffic or pedestrians have priority.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B.Come to a full stop alwaysA full stop every time is the STOP sign rule; yield only requires stopping when necessary.
- C.Maximum speedSpeed limits are shown on white rectangular regulatory signs, not red triangles.
- D.Railway crossingRailway crossings use a white X-shaped crossbuck, not a red triangle.