NJ Permit Test Flashcards by Briella Biggins

A motorist who changes addresses must report this change to the MVC within…

1 Week
2 Weeks
3 Weeks
4 Weeks

1 Week

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Altering a driver license or presenting an altered driver license may result in…

-a loss of driving privilege
- a fine up to $1,100
- imprisonment
- all of the above

All of the above

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Obtaining a driver license illegally may result in…
- a fine up to $500
- imprisonment
- a fine up to $500 and imprisonment
- a good time that you wont remember

a fine up to $500 and imprisonment

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GDL restrictions placed upon first-time drivers must be strictly adhered to. Failure to do so may result in a fine of…

$100
$200
$300
$400

$100

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To get a Special Learners Permit, you must…

be at least 16 years old
be enrolled in a behind the-wheel driver training course with a commercial driving school
have an approved instructor purchase the permit
all of the above

All of the above

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To get a probationary license, you must…

complete 6 months of supervised driving
pass the MVC’s road test
be at least 17 years old
all of the above

All of the above

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You must practice unsupervised driving with your probationary driver license for how long?

6 months
1 year
18 months
3 months

1 year

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To get your basic driver license, you must…

be at least 18 years old
complete 1 year of unsupervised driving
go to the MVC and get your unrestricted basic driver license
all of the above

All of the above

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Over the age of 21, you must practice supervised driving at least…

3 months
6 months
1 year
none of the above

3 Months

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Special learner permit holders can drive between the hours of…

11:01pm and 5:00am
5:01am and 11:00pm
sunrise to sunset
dusk to dawn

5:01am and 11:00pm

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Special learner permit holders are restricted from driving between the hours of…

11:01pm and 5:00am
5:01am and 11:00pm
sunrise to sunset
dusk to dawn

11:01pm and 5:00am

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A permit holder must be accompanied by a supervising driver who…

is at least 21 years old
is a NJ licensed driver
has a minimum of 3 years’ driving experience
Aall of the above

All of the above

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While driving on a permit, passengers are limited to…

none
2
one additional passenger unless accompanied by a parent/guardian
3

one additional passenger unless accompanied by a parent/guardian

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While driving on a permit, who is required to wear a seat belt?

driver
passengers
driver and all passengers
none are required

driver and all passengers

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If the permit holder is 21 years of age or older, what restrictions will apply?

hours of operation
number of passengers in the motor vehicle
restrictions do not apply
red reflective decals

restrictions do not apply

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All drivers under the age of 21 are required to

display their permit
2 red reflective decals on the driver and passenger side window
2 red reflective decals on their license plates
a student driver sticker

2 red reflective decals on their license plates

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Which of the following is a requirement for a Basic License?

pass the vision test
pass the knowledge test
posses a valid permit and display 2 red decals on the license plates
all of the above

All of the above

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GDL permit holders under 21 years of age must practice supervised driving for a minimum of….

3 months
6 months
1 year
no restrictions apply

6 months

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GDL permit holders over 21 years of age must practice supervised driving for a minimum of….

3 months
6 months
1 year
no restrictions apply

3 months

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Every road test applicant must bring all these items with them in the car for your road test?

Valid inspection sticker.
Valid registration card
Valid Insurance ID card
All of the above

All of the above

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The vehicle you use to take your road test must have?

Unobstructed access to the emergency brake, parking brake, or foot brake
new tires
new brakes
proper climate control

Unobstructed access to the emergency brake, parking brake, or foot brake

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The purpose of the road test is to…

have you wake up early
make sure the applicant understands the rules of the road and can drive safely
practice driving under supervision to gain experience and learn the rules of the road
challenge your vision, knowledge, reflexes, and reaction time.

make sure the applicant understands the rules of the road and can drive safely

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During the road test, the examiner will test the applicant on…

Nearing corners and intersections
Steering and turning properly
Stopping at signs
All of the above

All of the above

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What is the vision requirement for one or both eyes with or without corrective lenses.

20/20
20/40
20/50
20/60

20/50

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9. The minimum test requirement for passing the written exam is.... - 80% or 40 of 50 questions correct - 85% or 45 of 90 questions correct - 70% or 35 of 40 questions correct - 90% or 45 of 50 questions correct

80% or 40 of 50 questions correct

Under state law, who must wear a seat belt when driving? - the driver - front seat passengers - back seat passengers - the driver and all passengers

the driver and all passengers

Who is responsible for passengers under age 18 to wear a seat belt? - The passenger - The driver - Both the driver and passenger - The parents

The driver

How can seat belts help you? - They keep you from being thrown from a vehicle in a crash - They slow a body down with the vehicle - They keep you from sliding on the seat during sudden stops and turns - All of the above

All of the above

The child passenger law states that a child must be in a car safety seat until? - 12 years old - 8 years old or at least 57 inches tall - 10 years old and 100 lbs - they get their license

8 years old or at least 57 inches tall

Children under the age of_____ must be seated in the ______ seat of the vehicle. - 12, rear - 8, front - 8, rear - 12, front

8, rear

If a motor vehicle has no rear seat, a child... - must be secured in the front seat - can not ride in that vehicle - must sit on the floor - can sit on an adults lap

must be secured in the front seat

When driving through water or a puddle, a motorist should.... - accelerate quickly - press hard and fast on the brake - pump the brakes gently to test and dry them out - pull to the side of the road and stop

pump the brakes gently to test and dry them out

What is Carbon Monoxide? - A gas that humans exhale - A colorless, odorless gas that is present in a vehicle's exhaust - A gas that will light your grill - A type of fluid in your engine

A colorless, odorless gas that is present in a vehicle's exhaust

Which conditions can cause CO to build up in and around the car? - Operating a vehicle with an exhaust leak - Idling a vehicle inside a garage - Operating a vehicle with a tailpipe that is blocked by debris - All of the above

All of the above

What are common symptoms of CO poisoning? - Dizziness - Loss of consciousness - Nausea/vomiting - All of the above

All of the above

NJ law requires all motorists to restrict vehicle idling to... - 1 minute - 2 minutes - 3 minutes - not at all

3 minutes

To bring a vehicle to a controlled stop, a motorist should... - step on the brake as hard as possible - take your foot off of the accelerator pedal - apply steady, gentle pressure to the brake - engage the emergency brake

apply steady, gentle pressure to the brake

A motorist should use which foot/feet when driving? - left foot brake, right foot gas - left foot brake, left foot gas - right foot brake, left foot gas - right foot brake, right foot gas

right foot brake, right foot gas

A motorist must signal when... - changing lanes - stopping - slowing down - all of the above

All of the above

A motorist must put on a turn signal ___ ft before turning - 25 - 50 - 75 - 100

100

What is the hand signal for making a right turn? - Hand and arm upward - Hand and arm straight out - Hand and arm downward - None of the above

Hand and arm upward

What is the hand signal for making a left turn? - Hand and arm upward - Hand and arm straight out - Hand and arm downward - None of the above

Hand and arm straight out

What is the hand signal for stopping or slowing down? - Hand and arm upward - Hand and arm straight out - Hand and arm downward - None of the above

Hand and arm downward

To drive in reverse you must: - Look in your mirrors - Check your blind spots - Step on the gas pedal - Turn your head to the right so you can see out the back window

Turn your head to the right so you can see out the back window

What must you do when parking a vehicle facing uphill? - Set the Parking Brake - Set the Parking Brake and turn the wheels toward the curb - Set the Parking Brake and turn the wheels away from the curb - Put the car in Neutral

Set the Parking Brake and turn the wheels away from the curb

What must you do when parking a vehicle facing downhill? - Set the Parking Brake - Set the Parking Brake and turn the wheels toward the curb - Set the Parking Brake and turn the wheels away from the curb - Put the car in Neutral

Set the Parking Brake and turn the wheels toward the curb

What is the speed limit in a school zone, business or residential district? - 10 mph - 15 mph - 25 mph - 40 mph

25 mph

Which of the following are 25 mph speed zones? - school zone - residential district - business district - all of the above

All of the above

A motorist should judge their speed by... - how experienced they are - existing road conditions - the type of vehicle they are driving - the time of day/night

existing road conditions

When a road is marked with one solid center line and one broken center line... - passing is not allowed - passing is allowed only on the solid center line side - passing is allowed only on the broken center line side - passing is allowed on both sides

passing is allowed only on the broken center line side

A double solid center line means... - passing is allowed - a one way street - no passing is allowed - pass with extreme caution

no passing is allowed

If vehicles on a roadway are moving in two or more continuous lines, or if the motorist ahead is making a left turn. - passing is allowed on the right if there is room to pass - passing is never allowed on the right - they must wait to pass - they can not pass

passing is allowed on the right if there is room to pass

A motorist should never pass... - on a hill or curve - at a railroad crossing - when behind a vehicle that has stopped to let a pedestrian cross - all of the above

All of the above

The laws of NJ require motorists to keep to the right except when... - passing - driving on a one-way street - that lane is not available for travel - all of the above

All of the above

Motorists should always yield to... - emergency vehicles - pedestrians - vehicles already in the intersection including motorcyclists and cyclists - all of the above

All of the above

To keep pedestrians safe, motorists must... - obey speed limits - be alert and yield to pedestrians in a crosswalk - never pass a vehicle that has stopped for a pedestrian - all of the above

all of the above

As a motorist nears a crossroad that is not controlled, he/she must... - speed up and honk your horn - get through the intersection as fast as possible - reduce speed and be ready to stop - put your head out the window and look for oncoming traffic

reduce speed and be ready to stop

When approaching an intersection, as a general rule... - the vehicle on the left should yield to the vehicle on the right - the vehicle on the right should yield to the vehicle on the left - both vehicles should use obscene hand gestures to determine who goes first - both vehicles should wait

the vehicle on the left should yield to the vehicle on the right

Acceleration lanes are... - extra lanes at a highway entrance used to speed up - extra lanes at a highway exit used to slow down - extra lanes used for passing - used for high occupancy vehicles

extra lanes at a highway entrance used to speed up

Deceleration lanes are... - extra lanes at a highway entrance used to speed up - extra lanes at a highway exit used to slow down - extra lanes used for slow drivers - used for low occupancy vehicles

extra lanes at a highway exit used to slow down

If a motorist misses an exit ramp on a highway or parkway, they should.... - stop and back up - go across the grass divider - pull over and back up - go to the next exit and get off

go to the next exit and get off

When driving around a curve, your vehicle will tend to... - slow down - speed up - follow the curve - keep going straight

keep going straight

The best way to enter a curve is to... - speed up and change lanes - lean your body in the direction of the curve - slow down before entering the curve - slow down after entering the curve

slow down before entering the curve

Unless a No Turn on Red sign is posted, NJ law authorizes a right turn on a red light after a motorist... - honks his horn - comes to full stop and checks for traffic - rolls through the red light - uses their hazard lights

comes to full stop and checks for traffic

When two vehicles meet at an intersection and both have signaled to turn left, they should... - both stop and hand signal to each other - go quickly - turn to the left of the center of the intersection - turn into the opposite lane to avoid each other

turn to the left of the center of the intersection

To make a safe right turn, a motorist should... - turn from the left hand lane - slow down and stop - approach as far to the right as possible, keeping near to the curb or parked vehicles - cross through the intersection

approach as far to the right as possible, keeping near to the curb or parked vehicles

When approaching a railroad crossing with flashing lights, ringing bells, and descending gates, a motorist must... - slow down, honk their horn, and proceed with caution - slow down and look both ways - speed up and beat the train - stop

Stop

If a school bus has stopped directly in front of a school to pick up or let off children, a motorist may pass at a speed of no more than - 5 mph - 10 mph - 15 mph - 25 mph

10 mph

When traveling on a two lane road, a motorist must stop for a school bus with red flashing lights how many feet away? - 10 feet - 25 feet - 50 feet - 100 feet

25 feet

When police cars, fire engines, and ambulances are using sirens and flashing lights, motorists should... - slow down - speed up - follow them - pull over to the extreme right and stop

pull over to the extreme right and stop

Headlights must be used between... - noon and midnight - one-half hour after sunset and one-half hour before sunrise - sunrise to sunset - dusk to dawn

one-half hour after sunset and one-half hour before sunrise

When driving in the rain, snow, or ice during daylight hours, a motorist must - have windshield wipers and headlights on - use the defroster - lower your radio volume - open the passenger side window slightly

have windshield wipers and headlights on

The bright beams, or high beams, should be used... - for open country driving when there is no traffic in sight - when traveling behind another vehicle or when another vehicle is approaching - to see street signs - when fog is present

for open country driving when there is no traffic in sight

The dim beams, or low beams, should be used... - for open country driving when there is no traffic in sight - when traveling behind another vehicle or when another vehicle is approaching - to see street signs - when fog is present

when traveling behind another vehicle or when another vehicle is approaching

Motorists should never park in front of a driveway, bus stop, or crosswalk, unless... - you know the owner - you turn on your emergency flashers - you are directed to do so by a police officer - you properly use a turn signal

you are directed to do so by a police officer

A motorist should never stop or park at any of the following places... - a bus stop - in front of a driveway - In front of a fire hydrant - all of the above

All of the above

A motorist can not park within how many feet of a fire hydrant? - 10 feet - 25 feet - 50 feet - 100 feet

10 Feet

A motorist can not park within how many feet of a crosswalk? - 10 feet - 25 feet - 50 feet - 100 feet

25 feet

A motorist can not park within how many feet of a stop sign? - 10 feet - 25 feet - 50 feet - 100 feet

50 feet

A handheld cellular telephone may be used only in certain emergency situations, which include... - fire - traffic crash - medical emergency - all of the above

All of the above

1. Which of the following are signs of aggressive driving? - unexpectedly altering the speed of a vehicle - improper or erratic lane changes - failing to yield the right of way - following another vehicle too closely - All of the above

All of the above

2. A motorist can reduce the chances of a crash by knowing and using the standard crash prevention formula, it is... - be alert - be prepared - act in time - all of the above

all of the above

3. Which of the following are signs of aggressive driving? - maintaining proper speed of a vehicle - proper signaling of lane changes - yielding the right of way to other vehicles and pedestrians - following another vehicle too closely - All of the bove

following another vehicle too closely

4. When behind the wheel, a motorist should always... - remain calm and follow the rules of the road - drive aggressive and careless - ignore other drivers - drive closely to other vehicles

remain calm and follow the rules of the road

In extreme cases aggressive driving can lead to... - making a new friend - a pleasant driving experience - a crash - a race car sponsorship

A crash

Which of the following are causes of inattentive driving? - eating while driving - using a cellphone or electronic while driving - adjusting the radio - all of the above

All of the above

The trance-like state of highway hypnosis can be avoided by... - turning the radio up - opening a window - drinking coffee - not looking at one thing for more than a few seconds

not looking at one thing for more than a few seconds

Motorists who are most at risk for drowsy driving are... - sleep deprived - driving alone - young people - all of the above

All of the above

The best way to talk to other drivers is to.... - yell out the window - use hand signals - tap the horn or a quick flip of the headlights - all of the above

tap the horn or a quick flip of the headlights

What is the safest way to determine following distance? - stay as close as possible to the vehicle in front of you. - 12 second rule - 3 second rule - don't allow your headlights to shine on the vehicle in front of you.

3 second rule

When road conditions are poor, a motorist should... - always maintain the posted speed limit - increase following distance - follow closely behind another vehicle always pass on the right

increase following distance

What should you do when being passed by another motorist? - Speed up - Slow down and make it easier for them to pass - honk and wave - maintain you speed

Slow down and make it easier for them to pass

When are wet roads the most slippery? - when covered in ice - during a snow storm - during the first few minutes of rainfall - when saturated with rain water

during the first few minutes of rainfall

13. What should you do after driving through a puddle? - go to the car wash - test your brakes by pumping them - slam the breaks to dry them - pullover and dry you brakes with a towel

test your brakes by pumping them

How can you avoid hydroplaning? - don't drive when roads are wet - increase speed - turn the wheel sharply - slow down when rain, slush, and snow are present

slow down when rain, slush, and snow are present

When are studded snow tires allowed? - Always - November 1st until April 15th - November 15th until April 1st - whenever there is snow and ice present

November 15th until April 1st

To drive safely at night.... - use your high beams - slow down and be sure the vehicle can stop within the distance that they can see ahead - keep the interior lights on - use your hazard lights

slow down and be sure the vehicle can stop within the distance that they can see ahead

What should you do when driving in the city? - drive slower - be aware of less visible vehicles - be aware of pedestrians - all of the above

all of the above

Where should motorists look when driving in the city? - 3 seconds ahead - 12 seconds ahead - at the billboards - at the vehicle in front of them

12 seconds ahead

What should you do if the vehicle begins to skid? - turn the direction the rear of the vehicle is skidding - take your foot off the break - take your foot off the gas - all of the above

All of the above

What should you do if you drive off the pavement? - Speed up and get back on the road - re-enter the road as fast as you can - slow down to 25mph or less, regain control, and turn slowly onto the road - go off-roading

slow down to 25mph or less, regain control, and turn slowly onto the road

What do you do during a brake failure? - jump out of the car and roll when you hit the pavement - pull the emergency brake and hold on - crash into the closest object - put the car into a lower gear and pump the brakes hard and fast

put the car into a lower gear and pump the brakes hard and fast

What do you do if your tire blows out? - Hold wheel firmly - remove foot from gas and brake - let the car coast to a stop - all of the above

All of the above

If a motorist encounters an animal, they should... - speed past the animal - turn around and go in the other direction - slow down and be alert for unexpected moves - do not lock eyes with the animal, this may trigger aggressive behavior

slow down and be alert for unexpected moves

Driving under the influence of intoxicating beverages means that a driver's ________ are impaired by alcohol - vision and balance - reaction time and thoughts - coordination and inhibitions - senses and judgments

senses and judgments

After two, three, or four drinks, alcohol begins to impair... - reaction time - coordination - balance - all of the above

all of the above

The only thing that can make a person sober is... - drinking black coffee - time - taking a cold shower or bath - eating a cheeseburger

time

BAC is determined by... - body weight - quantity of alcohol consumed - how quickly drinks are consumed - all of the above

All of the above

The best way to reduce the risk of a crash caused by drinking and driving is... - not driving at all after drinking - having your intoxicated friend drive - waiting 1 hour after drinking - only drive home after the party

not driving at all after drinking

For individuals younger than 21, it is illegal to drive with which of the following BAC levels? - .01 percent - .05 percent - .08 percent - all of the above

All of the above

If a motorist has reached a BAC of slightly above .05 percent after drinking, the risk for causing a motor vehicle crash... - is the same - doubles - is six times as great - is 25 times as great

Doubles

When driving with a BAC of .10 percent, the risk for causing a motor vehicle crash... - is the same - doubles - is six times as great -is 25 times as great

is six times as great

1.5 ounces of liquor contains as much alcohol as... - a liter of cola - a 12 ounce bottle of beer - a bottle of wine - 5 ounces of "ice" beer

a 12 ounce bottle of beer

Which alcoholic beverage contains the most alcohol? - 12 ounces of beer - 1.5 ounces of whiskey - 5 ounces of wine - all are the same

All are the same

Most people arrested for drinking and driving had been drinking... - beer - whiskey - wine - mixed drinks

beer

Law enforcement is trained to notice certain telltale signs that a motorist has been drinking which include.... - all of the answers below - speeding - weaving - quick and sudden stops

all of the answers below

If a guest is involved in a drinking and driving crash after leaving a party, the host may... - end up in prison - lose their social media privilege - be put on social probation - become involved in a lawsuit

become involved in a lawsuit

Drugs that may affect basic driving skills include... - cold pills - tranquilizers - some prescription medications - all of the above

all of the above

What is a habitual offender? - a bad driver - someone with a suspended license - some who's license has been suspended 3 times in 3 years - someone that drives with a suspended license

some who's license has been suspended 3 times in 3 years

If a motorists license has been suspended... - they can only drive under special circumstances, like employment or religion - they can not drive for the stated period of time - they can drive only with another licensed driver - they can not drive between the hours of 11:01pm and 5:00am

they can not drive for the stated period of time

The current BAC level for motorists 21 years of age or older is.... - 0.00% - 0.05% - 0.08% - .10%

0.08%

The legal age to purchase, possess, or consume alcohol is... - 16 - 18 - 21 - no age applies

What is the implied consent law? - gives police your consent to search your car - allows police to enter your home - allows police permission to skip field sobriety testing - means motorists on NJ roads must submit a breath sample when asked by police

means motorists on NJ roads must submit a breath sample when asked by police

Motorists who refuse to take a breath test are subject to a fine of.... - $250 - $500 - $1000 - $2000

$1000

Driving on a suspended license will result in.... - a fine - continued suspension of driving license - a jail sentence - Aall of the above

All of the above

Which of the following are violations? - refusing to submit to a chemical test - loaning a license to another motorist - having another person take the driving test for you - Aall of the above

All of the above

What happens after completing a Driver Improvement Program? - you must do 6 hours with a driving school - you get your probationary license - you begin a 1 year probation period - all points are removed from your license

you begin a 1 year probation period

When must you enroll in a Probationary Driver Program? - if during your first 2 years of driving you receive 2 or more moving violations totaling 4 or more points - if you get into an accident while on a probationary license - if during your first year of driving you receive 1 or more moving violation totaling 2 or more points - upon receiving one ticket while driving on a permit

if during your first 2 years of driving you receive 2 or more moving violations totaling 4 or more points

Motorists who accumulate 6 or more points in a 3 year period are subject to... - habitual offender status - $1,000 insurance surcharge for 3 years - take a Driver Improvement Program - $150 surcharge for the first 6 points and $25 for each additional point

$150 surcharge for the first 6 points and $25 for each additional point

Up to 3 points will be subtracted from a motorists point total for... - Every 6 months without violations or suspensions with the total points not to go below 0. - enrolling in a behind the wheel driving lesson - every 1 year without violations or suspensions with the total points not to go below 0. - every year of accident free driving

every 1 year without violations or suspensions with the total points not to go below 0.

The penalty for pedestrians under 17 who violate the pedestrian laws is... - suspension of driving privileges - immediate arrest and imprisonment - $100 fine - $22 fine

$22 fine

Sharing the road with larger vehicles can be safe if the motorist knows... - how much they can bench press - the history of the trucking industry and how the corona virus effects the economy - the limitations of these vehicles regarding visibility, stopping distance, and maneuverability - the horsepower and top speed of their vehicle

the limitations of these vehicles regarding visibility, stopping distance, and maneuverability

During bad weather, a truck or larger vehicle can take as much as ________ longer to stop. - 10 percent - 25 percent - 50 percent - they won't be able to stop

25 percent

If the driver of a large truck or tractor trailer cannot see another motorist in their rearview or side-view mirrors, the vehicle is... - staying under the radar - in the trucks no-zone or blind spot - on the wrong side of the vehicle - driving using the 3 second plus rule

in the trucks no-zone or blind spot

When driving with trucks, tractor trailers, and buses, a motorist should... - leave space when stopping behind a truck - give more space to a truck making a wide turn - maintain a consistent speed when passing - all of the above

All of the above

Under NJ state law, who shares the same rights and responsibilities as motor vehicles? - bicyclists - inline skaters - skateboarders - Aall of the above

All of the above

When turning right, motorists should be aware of... - bicyclists - skateboarders and inline skaters - pedestrians - all of the above

All of the above

The best defense to avoid crashes with animals is to... - honk your horn when approaching animals - watch for animals on both sides of the road and be prepared for unexpected movement - drive past them as fast as possible - pull over and attempt to remove them from the road

watch for animals on both sides of the road and be prepared for unexpected movement

Lost or stolen license plates, or, a drivers license should be reported to... - your parents - motor vehicle - the police - your driver education instructor

The police

Except for new vehicles, registrations are valid for... - 6 months - 1 year - 2 years - 4 years

1 year

If a motorist sells/turns in their old vehicle and doesn't transfer their license plates, they must.... - store them in a safe place - hang them on their garage wall - put them on a friends car - turn them in to the nearest MVC

turn them in to the nearest MVC

All passenger vehicles registered in NJ must have emissions inspections every... - year - 2 years - 6 months - 5 years

2 years

When moving to NJ from another state, you must have your vehicle inspected... - within 14 days - when the inspection sticker expires - within 6 months - within 2 years

within 14 days

What type of insurance is mandatory in NJ? - comprehensive - collision - personal injury - liability

liability

When traffic signals are hung vertically, what is the order of lights, top to bottom? - red, green, yellow - green, yellow, red - red, yellow, green - yellow, red, green

red, yellow, green

When approaching a yellow (amber) light, a motorist should... - accelerate to beat the red light - honk your horn and go through the intersection - make a left hand turn after coming to a full stop - stop before entering the intersection

stop before entering the intersection

Signs are divided into what basic categories? - warning - regulatory - guidance - all of the above

all of the above

What shape are warning signs? - octagon - triangle - diamond - square

diamond

Road work signs are what shape and color? - red octagon - orange diamond - yellow diamond - green square

orange diamond

What shape is a stop sign? - 8-sided - triangle - diamond - square

8-sided

What shape is a yield sign? - octagon - triangle - diamond - square

triangle

What shape and color is a railroad sign? - red octagon - yellow and black circle - yellow and black 'X' - orange diamond

yellow and black circle

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