Kendall!!!!!!! Flashcards
(65 cards)
What does your driver’s license look like when you receive it at the age of 17? 21?
17: vertical license
21: horizontal license
How many hours of driving MUST you complete with an instructor before you get your license?
6 hours
When you receive your permit, at what hours are you NOT allowed to drive?
11:01 p.m. to 5:00 am
Who must a permit holder be supervised by when driving?
An adult in the front seat who is at least 21, possesses a valid New Jersey driver’s license, and has minimum of three years of driving experience
Where are the red decals placed on your car?
On the upper left corner of the front and back license plates
The permit holder must make sure everyone in the car is wearing a? The permit holder is responsible for everyone under the age of?
Seatbelt. 18.
What are standard equipment in almost all new vehicles and are designed to supplement seatbelts in frontal crashes?
Air bags
At what position should permit holders hold their hands on the steering wheel?
9 and 3
On a turnpike, highway, or parkway, what is the left lane for?
Passing
Name two types of parking.
Angle Parking and Parallel Parking
A contributing factor of fatal and other collisions is…
Exceeding the posted speed limit
Name three places where you should ALWAYS slow down.
At intersections, when pedestrians are present, and on hills
Most passing should occur on the…
Left
Passing on the right should only occur when…
There is more then one lane going in the same direction
Name three vehicles a driver ALWAYS must yield to.
Emergency vehicles (with sirens and lights), trains and buses
What is an intersection?
Where two or more roads cross/merge at angles
What must a motorist do when they see a single solid white line across a road?
The motorist much stop behind the line
What should a motorist do to enter a highway?
Speed up to the flow of traffic
What is an uncontrolled intersection?
An intersection is uncontrolled when two or more roads join and there is no traffic signal or regulatory device
What is a controlled intersection?
An intersection regulated by traffic signals, signs in any directions, or controlled by a police officer
What is a blind intersection?
An intersection where a building, bushes, parked car, etc. blocks the motorist’s line of sight
Where are exit ramps or deceleration ramps located on the highway (in most cases)?
On the right hand side of the highway
Name 6 special highway conditions.
Weave lanes, disabled vehicles, construction areas, toll booths, curves, and interchanges
Name 3 stopping regulations.
With a stop sign, at a red light, and for a school bus picking up/dropping off children
