Chapter 1,2,&3 review

Question 1

What are the points of ID needed and requirements of 2+1+6?

Answer 1

6 points

2+1+6= real id

2- Proof of residential address.

1- Proof of social security number.

6- points combined from primary and secondary

Question 2

What is the name of the permit that one obtains at 16 years of age?

Answer 2

The early bird road (pg. 15)

Question 3

How long must you practice on a permit if under the age of 21? Over the age of 21?

Answer 3

Under the age of 21- 6 months (pg. 15 and 16)

Over the age of 21- 3 months (pg. 17)

Question 4

What is the name of the permit one would obtain if they were 19 years of age?

Answer 4

The young adult road (pg. 17)

Question 5

What is the fine for altering a driver’s license?

Answer 5

A fine up to $1,000, and/ or imprisonment. Additionally, obtaining a driver license illegally may result in a fine up to $500 and/ or imprisonment. (pg. 6)

Question 6

How long is a basic driver’s license valid for in New Jersey?

Answer 6

Driver licenses are valid for four years. (pg. 6)

Question 7

What are the hours restricted to when you have a Probationary License under the age of 21?

Answer 7

No driving between 11:01 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. (pg. 18)

Question 8

How long are you on probation for after passing your road test?

Answer 8

six months (pg. 15)

Question 9

What are the GDL passenger restrictions for someone over 21 years old?

Answer 9

They have none (pg. 17 and 18)

Question 10

What are the passenger restrictions for someone age 17 with a Probationary License?

Answer 10

Passengers are limited to any parent, guardian or dependent of the special permit holder and one additional passenger. (pg. 18)

Question 11

The red decals should be placed where on the license plates?

Answer 11

One decal is to be displayed on the top left corner of the rear license plate and the other on the top left corner of the front license plate. (pg. 19)

Question 12

how old do you have to be to get a Non-Driver ID?

Answer 12

14 years of age or older

Question 13

How do you become a organ donor?

Answer 13

At 14 you can apply for a non-driver identification card and you will get to choose weather or not to be a organ donor and when you turn 18 and apply for
an unrestricted driver license, or renew your license you will be asked again and choose to be a organ donor or not.

Question 14

What is the Next-Of-Kin Registry (Sara’s Law)?

Answer 14

Allows individuals at least 14 years of age to voluntarily submit and
maintain emergency contact information.

Question 15

What ls needed to operate bigger vehicles(Double and Triple Trailers, School Buses, Tanker Vehicle, Hazardous Materials, ect.)?

Answer 15

Commercial Driver License

Question 16

What is the Safety Pledge to Nikhil?

Answer 16

STOP COMPLETELY. I will come to a complete halt at any STOP sign and will never go through a red light.

STAY ALERT. I will strive to keep my hands on the wheel and my mind on the road.

TALK SAFE. I will use a hands-free cell phone system while driving and will not text or use a handset unless I pull over.

PLAN AHEAD. I will give myself an extra 5 minutes to get to any destination.

Question 17

What are the Requirements for a Basic Driver License?

Answer 17

• 6-POINT ID VERIFICATION
• VISION TEST
• KNOWLEDGE TEST

Question 18

What are the TEST REQUIREMENTS?

Answer 18

• Eyesight
• Written(80% or higher)
• Health

Question 19

What is the ROAD TEST CHECKLIST?

Answer 19

-6 points of ID
-Validated permit
-Valid inspection sticker on vehicle
-2 red GDL decals
-The vehicle used for the road test must have unobstructed access to the
foot brake or to the parking brake mounted to the right of the driver in a
position accessible to the examiner

Question 20

How old does a child have to be to legally sit in the front seat of the car?

Answer 20

12 years and older (pg. 43 and 44)

Question 21

What % can seat belts help to save your life?

Answer 21

60% (pg. 40)

Question 22

Explain the NJ seat belt law for passengers over the age of 18? Under the age of 18?

Answer 22

Over the age of 18- Front-seat passengers 18 years of age and over are responsible for themselves. A police officer can stop a motorist solely for a violation of the seat belt law. Under a secondary law, all unbuckled back seat occupants 18 years of age and older may be issued a summons if the vehicle is stopped for another reason. (pg. 40)

Under the age of 18- The failure of a driver, frontseat passenger, and children under age 18 to wear a seatbelt is a primary offense. The driver is responsible for all passengers under age 18 (pg. 40)

Question 23

List 3 ways that seat belts can protect you in an accident.

Answer 23

• They keep motorists and passengers from being thrown from the vehicle in a crash. (pg. 40)
• They slow a body down with the vehicle. (pg. 41)
• They keep a motorist/passenger from sliding on the seat during sudden stops and turns. (pg. 41)

Question 24

How fast does an airbag deploy?

Answer 24

Air bags inflate at speeds of up to 200 mph (pg. 43)

Question 25

Why must motorists remove snow or ice from a vehicle before driving it?

Answer 25

If snow or ice dislodges from a moving vehicle, it could strike another vehicle or pedestrian, causing injury or property damage. (pg. 47)

Question 26

Always put an ______ in a ______ infant child safety seat in the ______ seat of a vehicle with air bags.

Answer 26

• infant
• rear-facing
• back seat

Question 27

List 4 symptoms of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning.

Answer 27

• Headache
• Dizziness
• Loss of consciousness
• Nausea/vomiting
• Chest pain
• Confusion (pg. 48)

Question 28

During normal driving, where should a motorist should grip the steering wheel?

Answer 28

9 and 3 (pg. )

Question 29

Under normal conditions, how far does one travel before stopping at 60 mph?

Answer 29

343 ft (pg. 53)

Question 30

In NJ, you can receive a fine for idling a vehicle unnecessarily for how long?

Answer 30

three minutes (pg. 50)

Question 31

Stopping distance depends on:

Answer 31

• Motorist reaction time
• Weather and visibility conditions
• Vehicle weight
• Brake conditions
• Condition and type of tires
• Roadway conditions
• Speed (pg. 52)

Question 32

What is a blind spot?

Answer 32

Areas where a motorist cannot see behind there vehicle (on both sides) through the mirror. (pg. 50)

Question 33

When parked uphill on a road with a curb, where should you turn your wheels?

Answer 33

Away from the curb (pg. 57)

Question 34

When parked downhill on a road with a curb, where should you turn your wheels?

Answer 34

Toward the curb (pg. 57)