Driver's Ed

Question 1

In what zones are fines doubled?

Answer 1

School and construction zones.

Question 2

What are the hour restrictions for a GDL driver under 21?

Answer 2

11:01 PM-5:00AM.

Question 3

What is the penalty for altering a license?

Answer 3

Possible license suspension, up to a $1,000 fine, and up to 6 months in jail.

Question 4

To obtain an examination permit you must?

Answer 4

Be at least 17 and pass the written and vision test.

Question 5

What does the total stopping distance equal?

Answer 5

The perception distance+the reaction distance+braking distance.

Question 6

What age can someone obtain a Moped License?

Answer 6

15

Question 7

What age can someone obtain an Examination Permit?

Answer 7

17

Question 8

What age can someone obtain a Commercial Driver’s License?

Answer 8

18 within the state of New Jersey, 21 (may drive to any state)

Question 9

What is the penalty for applying for a drivers license illegally?

Answer 9

$200-$500 fine and possible imprisonment for 30-90 days.

Question 10

When making a left turn at a controlled intersection, you must do what?

Answer 10

Yield to oncoming vehicles.

Question 11

What should you do to lessen the chance of a collision?

Answer 11

Stay at least one car length behind the vehicle ahead of you for each 10mph of speed.

Question 12

Describe the 3 types of hand signals.

Answer 12

Hand out straight signals a left turn. Hand pointing upwards signals a right turn. Hand pointing down signals stopping/slowing.

Question 13

At what age and height do children need to be in a car seat until?

Answer 13

8 years old and 57 inches.

Question 14

At what age and weight do children need to be in the back seat until?

Answer 14

12 years old and 80 pounds.

Question 15

What is the maximum number of points that can be taken off a motorist’s driving record if they are violation-free for one year?

Answer 15

3.

Question 16

What should you do when entering an uncontrolled intersection?

Answer 16

Slow down and be prepared to stop.

Question 17

How should you approach a curve?

Answer 17

Slow down before entering and avoid drifting into another lane.

Question 18

What are the penalties for failure to stop for pedestrians in a crosswalk?

Answer 18

2 points added to the license, $200-$500 fine, possibly serve 15 days of community service, up to 25 days in jail, a driving privilege suspension of up to 6 months.

Question 19

You my not park within how many feet of a crosswalk?

Answer 19

25 feet

Question 20

You may not park within how many feet of a railroad crossing?

Answer 20

50 feet

Question 21

If you come to a four-way stop at the same time as another driver, who must you yield to?

Answer 21

The driver on the right.

Question 22

When is passing on the right allowed?

Answer 22

Only on roads with more than one lane going in the same direction, if vehicles on the roadway are moving in two or more substantially continuous lines or when the motorist head is making a left turn and there is no room to pass. Also when the pavement is marked with two center lines, one solid and one broken- passing is permitted only on the side with the broken line.

Question 23

When making a right turn, who do you have to yield to?

Answer 23

Anyone coming from the left or are in the roadway already, as well as pedestrians.

Question 24

What should you do when you are being passed?

Answer 24

You should slow down and allow them to pass you. Be careful; stay in the proper lane. Return to normal speed after the passing vehicle is well-ahead.

Question 25

What should you do if your car drifts off the road?

Answer 25

Slow down, grip the steering wheel firmly, then start to move back into the lane if you can do so safely.

Question 26

What should you do if you experience brake failure?

Answer 26

Pump your brakes gently, then shift to a lower gear to slow down. Then aim for objects that give. Pumping your brakes could build up enough brake pressure to stop the vehicle. If that does not work, the parking brake should be used while holding the brake release, so the motorist can let up if the rear wheels lock and the vehicle begins to skid.

Question 27

What part of the road should you drive on to avoid hydroplaning?

Answer 27

Drive on the highest point or "crown" of the road, slow down, and stay away from the outer lanes.

Question 28

What should you do if your vehicle becomes disabled?

Answer 28

Pull your car over to the shoulder on the side of the road and stop the car. Put your hazards on and get out of the car. Call/ask for help.

Question 29

What is the accident prevention formula?

Answer 29

Be alert, be prepared, act in time.

Question 30

What should you do if you have a tire blowout?

Answer 30

Grip the steering wheel firmly, gradually slow down and pull over. Remove the foot from the gas pedal but do not use brakes. Let the vehicle coast to a stop.

Question 31

What should you do after driving through a deep puddle?

Answer 31

You should dry the brakes by pumping the brakes gently.

Question 32

How many seconds should you follow behind another vehicle in good conditions?

Answer 32

3 plus.

Question 33

What should you do if your gas pedal sticks?

Answer 33

Shift to a lower gear (NEUTRAL) and apply the brakes. If the brakes do not work, pull the emergency brake. Keep your eyes on the road. Steer the vehicle to a safe area off the roadway. turn the engine off and call for help.

Question 34

What do you need to remember when driving at night?

Answer 34

Do not overdrive your headlights. Increase your distance/distance traveled before hitting the brake, reduce speed, reaction, and the braking distance. A motorist should rest every two hours and/or share the driving with another licensed motorist.

Question 35

How can you avoid highway hypnosis?

Answer 35

Don't look at one object for more than a few seconds at a time, use the high beam.

Question 36

What is the best way to communicate with other drivers.

Answer 36

Use your horn mostly, headlights, catch other drivers' eyes, and hand signals to get their attention. Headlight flipping from low to high and back to low also helps at night.

Question 37

If you have a BAC of 0.05%, your chances of being involved in a crash can increase by how much?

Answer 37

Your chances are doubled.

Question 38

If you have a BAC of 0.10%, your chances of being involved in a crash can increase by how much?

Answer 38

Your chances are 6 times as great.

Question 39

If you have a BAC of 0.15%, your chances of being involved in a crash can increase by how much?

Answer 39

Your chances are 25 times as great.

Question 40

Fill in the blanks A *blank* oz can of beer is equal to a *blank* oz glass of wine and a *blank* oz shot of whiskey.

Answer 40

12 oz, 5 oz, 1.5oz.

Question 41

What are some drugs that affect driving?

Answer 41

Over the counter medications, cold pills/medications, tranquilizers.

Question 42

How many points do you get for driving on private property to avoid a signal?

Answer 42

2.

Question 43

While driving with a probationary license when would you be required to take a probationary driver class?

Answer 43

If you are convicted of 2 or more violations with/totaling 4 or more points during the probationary period.

Question 44

What can cause a person to have their license postponed or suspended when they are 13-21?

Answer 44

Graffiti conviction, settling false alarms, driving under the influence, or buying alcoholic beverages.

Question 45

What are the penalties for driving and causing a crash while having a suspended license?

Answer 45

1st offense: $500 fine and up to six months additional license and/or registration suspension. 2nd offense: Fine of $750, jail sentence for not more than 5 days and up to six months additional license and/or registration suspension. 3rd offense: fine of $1,000, a 10-day jail sentence and up to six months of additional license and/or registration suspension. Additional fine, continued suspension, and potential 45 day jail sentence.

Question 46

When may you drive if your license has been suspended?

Answer 46

Only after the suspension period is over and you pay the $100 restoration fine.

Question 47

How much is the surcharge for each additional points after 6 or more points within 3 years?

Answer 47

$25.

Question 48

What is the fine for someone under 17 and someone over the age of 18 who violates the pedestrian law?

Answer 48

$22.

Question 49

When can studded snow tires be used legally in the state of NJ?

Answer 49

Between November 15th and April 1st.

Question 50

During rain, snow, and ice, all drivers must have what on?

Answer 50

Wipers and headlights.