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View All PlansIn New Brunswick, some requirements for a commercial driver’s licence (Class 1, 2, 3, or 4) and some for an air brake endorsement depend on the class of licence you’ll be applying for.
All applicants for a commercial driver’s licence must be at least 18 years old, hold a Class 5 driver’s licence, pass a medical exam and a vision test, and pass a general knowledge test on the theory of commercial driving. If you are applying for an Air Brake Endorsement on a Class 2 or 3 licence (this endorsement is unavailable for Class 4), you must also complete an approved Air Brakes course and pass a separate Air Brake knowledge test. For Class 1, this endorsement is mandatory. The general knowledge test for Class 1 includes test questions on air brakes, so a separate air brake knowledge test is not required. All air brake test questions are based on the official New Brunswick Air Brake Manual.
For Classes 1 through 3, passing the general knowledge test will entitle you to a commercial learner’s licence, which will allow you to practice commercial driving under supervision. Class 4 applicants can practice commercial driving with their Class 5 licence.
When you’re ready, you can schedule a road test for your commercial driver’s licence. However, if you’re applying for a Class 1 licence, you must complete Mandatory Entry-Level Training (MELT) before taking the road test. MELT for Class 1 includes training in air brakes. If you’re going for an air brake endorsement for Class 2 or 3, be sure to complete an approved Air Brake course before taking the knowledge test.
You must take the road test in a vehicle that’s representative of the class of licence you’re applying for. For a Class 1 licence or a Class 2 or 3 licence with a planned air brake endorsement, you must take the road test in a vehicle equipped with air brakes.
Unfortunately, neither reading the official Air Brake Manual nor taking a short Air Brake course can ensure you’ll pass the Air Brakes knowledge test on your first try. But our knowledge test preparation program does!
This is the first of our nine New Brunswick Air Brakes Practice Tests. It includes multiple-choice questions on air brakes. All questions are up to date as of August 2025 and based on the official Air Brake Manual.
If you get stuck on a practice question, you can ask our AI Assistant to discuss the question further, give you a hint, or answer your own questions about commercial driving. If you still miss the question, you’ll be shown the correct answer and an explanation.
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