Chapter 4,5,&6 review

Question 1

What is the speed limit in a school zone, business or residential district?

Answer 1

25 (Pg. 62)

Question 2

What is the speed limit on non-posted rural roadways?

Answer 2

50 (pg. 62)

Question 3

What do the following road markings mean?

Both center lines are solid-

One center line is broken-

Both center lines are broken-
(Pg.64)

Answer 3

1. No one can pass.
2. Side with the broke lines can pass.
3. Both sides can pass.

Question 4

New Jersey law requires motorists to keep to the ______, except when ______.

Answer 4

___right___

___they are passing___.

Question 5

Who should you yield to (list four).

Answer 5

Emergency vehicles

Trains

Buses

Postal vehicles
(Pg. 65 and 66)

Question 6

A ______ is where two or more roads cross or merge at angles.

Answer 6

___intersection___

Question 7

Explain the four types of intersections and what a motorist should do at each.

Answer 7

controlled 
uncontrolled 
blind 
traffic circle
(pg. 67 and 68)

Question 8

What type of lane is used when entering a highway?

Answer 8

Acceleration (pg. 69)

Question 9

What type of lane is used when exiting a highway?

Answer 9

Deceleration (pg. 69)

Question 10

What is the best way for a motorist to navigate a weave lane?

Answer 10

Stop and let them pass. (Pg. 70)

Question 11

What is the best way to enter a curve?

Answer 11

Slow down before you enter (Pg. 72)

Question 12

When seeing a disabled vehicle ahead, what should a motorist do?

Answer 12

Leave a space between each other. (Pg. 71)

Question 13

What must a motorist do before making a right turn on a red light?

Answer 13

come to a full stop (Pg. 72)

Question 14

When must a motorist stop? (list four examples)

Answer 14

• At an intersection with a stop sign.
• At an intersection with a red light either flashing or illuminated.
• When a traffic officer orders the vehicle to stop.
• When a school bus is picking up or letting off children and/or the red lights are flashing. (Pg. 75 and 76)

Question 15

How many feet must a motorist stop from a railroad crossing when there are flashing red lights, ringing bells, descending or lowered gates, or flag signals?

Answer 15

15 feet (Pg. 76)

Question 16

A motorist must stop how many feet away from a school bus when traveling on a two-lane road?

Answer 16

25 feet (Pg.77)

Question 17

When traveling next to a school bus on a dual-lane highway separated by a raised median, what should the motorist do?

Answer 17

Slow to 10 mph if on the other side of a safety island or raised median. (Pg. 77)

Question 18

If a school bus has stopped directly in front of a school to pick up/let off children, a motorist should do what?

Answer 18

A motorist may pass from either direction at a speed of no more than 10 mph.(Pg.77)

Question 19

A motorist should slow to what speed if on the other side of a safety island or raised median when a school bus is stopped with flashing flights?

Answer 19

10 mph (Pg.77)

Question 20

What is the NJ Move Over Law?

Answer 20

requires all motorists approaching a authorized emergency vehicle that is displaying a flashing, blinking or alternating red, blue, amber or yellow light, or a configuration of lights containing one of these colors to change lanes. (Pg. 78)

Question 21

Headlights must be used between what hours?

Answer 21

30 minutes after sunset and 30 minutes before sunrise (Pg. 82)

Question 22

When should a motorist use bright beams?

Answer 22

open country driving when there is no traffic in sight. (Pg.82)

Question 23

You cannot park within how many feet of ₁a crosswalk, ₂a fire hydrant, ₃a stop sign and ₄a railroad crossing?

Answer 23

• 50 ft of a stop sign.
• 10 ft of a fire hydrant.
• 25 ft of a crosswalks/intersection.
• 20 feet of the driveway entrance to any fire station and within 75 feet on the street opposite a fire station entrance. (Pg. 84)

Question 24

List two example of when a motorist may use a handheld electronic device while driving.

Answer 24

-Fire. Traffic crash.
-Serious road hazard.
-Medical emergency.
-Hazardous material emergency
(Pg. 85)