Signs/Signals/Markings/Intersections: When must you signal before making a turn? At least 100 feet before the intersection How close may you park to a stop sign? 50 feet How close may you park to a Crosswalk? 25 feet How close may you park to a fire hydrant? 10 feet What should you do if approaching a steady yellow or amber signal? Stop before entering the intersection, if safe to do so What is the proper lane to turn into when making a left turn? The lane nearest the center in the direction you are heading Where should you position your car to make a left turn from a two way street? The lane nearest the center of the road, and turn right before reaching the middle of the road What is a good practice when nearing an uncontrolled intersection? Slow down and be prepared to stop What is a good practice when driving in the city? Drive slower, watch for pedestrians, 25 mph speed limit, look 12 seconds ahead What must you do if you want to turn left at a traffic light? Yield to oncoming traffic What does a flashing red light mean? Stop, proceed with caution What does a single solid white line across an intersection mean? You should stop behind the line for a traffic sign or signal What does a yellow diamond shaped sign mean? Warning or caution If two cars reach a four way stop at the same time, what is proper procedure? The driver on the left yields to the driver on the right What does a red and white eight sided sign mean? Stop What does a red and white triangular sign mean? Yield A driver's left hand extended upward means what? Right turn A driver's left hand extended straight out means what? Left turn A driver's left hand extended downward means what? Stop or slowing down (hand down, slow down!) What is an uncontrolled intersection? An intersection where there's no traffic signals or signs (Be ready to stop) What is good practice at an intersection that has no signs or signal? Be ready to stop Emergency Situations/Defensive Driving: The standard accident prevention formula is: Be alert, Be prepared, Act in time For any emergency vehicle with flashing lights engaged on your road, you must: Pull over to the right and stop In bad weather conditions, the stopping distance of a truck is increased by: 25% What does the word " tailgating" mean? Driving too close to the vehicle in front. This does not allow enough time to react if the vehicle
ahead stops suddenly or slows What does hydroplaning mean? Riding on a film of water If a collision is impossible to avoid, you can lessen the impact by: Steering towards objects that give If your car breaks down, the first thing you should do is: Try to pull off the road safely If you run off the pavement, the first thing you should do is: Slow down and turn back onto the pavement slowly You should always yield to: Other vehicles already in the intersection, pedestrians and emergency vehicles The definition of a blind spot is: Area which cannot be seen in the mirror(s) When should you dim your headlights? In city driving and when following or approaching another vehicle within. What should you do if you go into a skid? Take your foot off the gas and turn in the direction of the skid (or where the back is going) What is the best way to talk to other drivers? Through the use of your horn and lights If you drive through a deep puddle, what should you do? Test your brakes by pumping them When is the road surface most slippery? During the first few minutes of rain When should you use your high beams? Open country driving What should you do if your brakes fail? Shift to a lower gear and pump your brakes What should you do if you have a blowout? Slow down gradually, grip wheel firmly to keep going straight What should you do if you miss an exit on an expressway? Go to the next exit. Don't back up When you are driving on a curve, your vehicle will tend to: Go straight How should you approach a curve in the road? Slow down before the turn It is good practice to keep a space cushion in order to? Give you time to react The best way to take a curve is to: Slow down before entering the curve GDL (Graduated Driver License): Who is responsible if a student commits a traffic offense? Both the student and the accompanying instructor or licensed driver A "learner's" or "student" permit refers to a permit for a: 16 year old A provisional license is good for: 1 year Anyone 21 or older must have their permit for how long? 3 months One of the restrictions of the GDL program is that the driver may not use any devices? handheld game or wireless For someone 21 or older the GDL time restrictions are? Unrestricted
Under GDL law, drivers under 21 are limited to what passenger restrictions? Dependents and one additional person, unless parent/guardian is present Any vehicle operated by a GDL driver under 21, must display: 1 reflective RED decal on front and rear license plate. The penalty for a breaking GDL Law is: $100 and possible suspension What is the most common mistake a new driver makes? Pushing the brake too hard You can practice driving with a valid special learners permit (for a 16-20 year old): Between 5:01 am and 11 P.M. Alcohol Related Questions: Studies show that the greatest number of people arrested for drunk driving had been drinking what kind of alcoholic beverage? Beer Refusal to submit breath test results in an Insurance Surcharge of: $1,000 yr for 3 years. Failure to give consent to be tested for alcohol consumption (the implied consent law) is punishable by: 7 months to 1 year suspension of driving privileges (same as DUI) What is the penalty for refusing the breath test? 7 months 1 year suspension (first offense) same as DUI The implied consent law means: Driver agrees to take a breath test. If a person becomes drunk in your home and has a motor vehicle accident after leaving your home you could: Be involved in a lawsuit If a person with a BAC level of.05% doubles their chances of getting into an accident, then a person with a BAC level of.10%: Has a 6 times greater chance of getting into an accident, at.15%, risk increases to 25 times. Under the age of 21 may be considered under the influence (DUI) at what BAC?.01 or more The best way to get alcohol out of one's system is not coffee or even eating, but rather: Time. Some signs of alcohol impairment are usually: Increased talkativeness, confidence, and foolishness A 12 oz. Can of beer has as much alcohol in it as: 1 ½ oz. Of 86 proof whiskey or one 5 oz. Glass of wine Whether your blood alcohol content raises above legal limits depends on: How fast you drank, your weight, how much you drank The best way to reduce your chances of having an alcohol related accident is: Don't drive at all after drinking. Driving while under the influence of intoxicated beverages means: The driver s senses and judgment are impaired by alcohol (.08% BAC) When blood/alcohol content reaches 0.15%, your chances of getting into a serious/ fatal accident will increase: 25 times What is a "Habitual Offender"? Any person whose license has been suspended 3 times within 3 years The first conviction penalty for anyone over 21 for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is: $300-$500 fine and possible imprisonment for 30 days and loss of license for 7 months - 1 year
if 21, with a blood alcohol concentration of.05 -.10%: You may or may not be under the influence With a blood alcohol concentration of.08% or more: You are definitely under the influence (regardless of age) Misc: The speed limit in a school zone/residential/city: 25 mph When a school bus has stopped at a school to pick up or let off children, you may pass in either direction at a speed of no more than: 10 miles per hour What is an acceleration lane? Deceleration lane? An extra lane provided at the entrance to an expressway to provide a vehicle distance in which to build up speed. Deceleration lane is to exit the expressway. You must stop at least how many feet from a school bus with its red lights on? 25 Dates for studded tires on New Jersey roadways are? November 15th to April 1st You may drive on public or private property to avoid a traffic sign or signal only if: Directed to do so by a police officer When it is legal to make a right turn on red, you must: Make a full stop and check traffic. When will you be given a proposed License Suspension Notice? After receiving 12 points What is the penalty for driving with a suspended license-first offense? Fine of $500 and up to 6 months additional license suspension What is the penalty for not telling the truth when applying for a license? No less than a $200 fine and up to 6 months imprisonment Up to 3 points may be subtracted from your record if you receive no moving violations for how long? One year When driving at night you should be able to stop? Within the distance you can see ahead What papers must you have when operating a motor vehicle? License, registration, and insurance card When should you use your horn? To get the attention, or warn other drivers. Why should you use seat belts and shoulder belts? They increase your chance of surviving an accident, prevent from being thrown from car, etc. When may you pass on the right? If the car in front is turning left and there is room to pass How far should you stay behind the car that you are following? At least two - three seconds On snow covered roads, you should increase following distance to: 6 seconds How should you turn your wheels when parking downhill next to a curb? Towards the curb How should you turn your wheels when parking uphill next to a curb? Away from the curb You are required by New Jersey law to keep to the right except: When on a one-way street, when passing, or if it is impractical to travel on that side of the roadway
The inspection is valid for: 2 years. If you have an out of state license, and move to NJ, you must apply for a NJ license within : 60 days, or before your current license expires, whichever comes first How long do you have to report a change in address on a NJ license? 1 week How long do you have to report a name change to the DMV? 2 weeks Headlights, not parking lights alone, must be used: One-half hour before sunset to one-half hour after sunrise, in poor weather conditions, and when visibility is 500 feet or less When you move in from out of state, your car must be inspected within: 14 days after registration. One of the main concerns a driver must have when dealing with a truck is the truck driver's: Limited visibility, maneuverability, and stopping distance Considering that emotions play such an active role in driving, when you are angry, excited or upset, what should you do? Take some time to cool off before driving How many points for driving on public property to avoid a sign/signal? 2 points Failure to stop for pedestrians in a crosswalk: $500 fine, up to 25 days in jail, 6 months suspension, 2 points and community service During the probationary two year period after receiving your permit, you must enroll in Probationary Driver Program when: Convicted of 2 or more violations totaling 4 or more points Driving privileges will be suspended if any unlicensed person (13-21 yrs old) if convicted of: Buying alcoholic beverages, graffiti, or setting false alarms. If you are involved in an accident that causes injury, while license is suspended: A fine, continued suspension and potential jail To share the road with large trucks and busses, you must know: Limitations of these vehicles regarding visibility, stopping distance, and maneuverability When sharing road with large trucks, you should: Give more road space, maintain consistent speed when passing. Motorists are subject to double fines committed on: a construction or work area The most common type of parking in the city is: Parallel parking During daylight hours when rain/snow, you should turn on: Wipers and headlights. How much braking distance will it take a vehicle to stop traveling at 60 mph? 300 ft.