rules of the road: 4.1-4.14 Flashcards
what does the driver of a vehicle involved in a collision involving death/injury have to do
stop and give:
Name
Address
Registration number of their vehicle
Liability insurance card
show Drivers license
…to all people who were collided with
(NARLD)
collisions resulting in death/injury to any person, or property damage of ______ must…
$1000, …be reported to nearest office of RCMP or local police. the collision report must be forwarded to the registrar of Motor Vehicles within 24 hours
New Brunswick Liability Insurance Card
shows that public liability and property damage coverage has been issued on behalf of the driver or the owner of the vehicle
speed limits are…
50km/h in any urban district
80km/h in other locations or as otherwise posted
It is an offence to pass another vehicle on the right except when:
a) overtaking a vehicle making a left turn or signaling a left turn
b) on a one-way street
c) on streets and highways marked for multi-lanes going in the same directions
you must not ___________ to pass another vehicle
drive off the roadway onto the shoulder to pass another vehicle
it is unlawful for a vehicle to be driven to the left side of the roadway under the following circumstances
a) when approaching the crest of a grade or upon a curve in the highway where the driver’s view is obstructed within such distance
b) when approaching within 30m of or crossing any intersection or railroad grade crossing
c) when the view is obstructed upon approaching within 30m of any bridge, viaduct or tunnel
if you are approaching a school bus from the front or the real that has stopped to take on passengers you must…
…bring your vehicle to a full stop not less than 5 meters from the bus.
the speed limits for school zones is…
50km/h and is in effect between 7:30AM to 4:00PM on the days school is in session
fines for speeding in construction zones are…
doubled
in sections of the construction zone where no speed limit has been posted, the limit is…
80km/h
white lines on a street are used to mark…
…lanes of traffic moving in the same direction
…the right shoulder of the highway
yellow lines on a street are used to mark…
…traffic moving in opposite directions
a single broken yellow line…
permits passing when traffic, sight distance, and other conditions are ideal
a solid single yellow line…
indicates that passing is NOT permitted