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1. When your driving privilege is restored for points suspension or after completing a Driver Improvement program, how long will you be in a probationary period? A) 6 months B) 1 year C) 2 years D) No probationary period Correct Answer: B) 1 year Rationale: After restoration of driving privileges for points suspension or completion of a Driver Improvement program, New Jersey law requires a one-year probationary period. 2. Driving privileges will be postponed or suspended to any unlicensed person (21 or under) convicted of: A) Speeding and reckless driving B) Buying alcoholic beverages, driving under the influence, graffiti, or setting false alarms C) Using a cell phone while driving D) Running a red light Correct Answer: B) Buying alcoholic beverages, driving under the influence, graffiti, or setting false alarms Rationale: Under NJ law, unlicensed persons under 21 convicted of these offenses will have their driving privileges postponed or suspended. 3. New Jersey's Implied Consent law means that by simply using NJ roads, you have agreed to: A) Pay a toll when required B) Take a Breath Test if suspected of DUI C) Follow speed limits strictly D) Carry car insurance Correct Answer: B) Take a Breath Test if suspected of DUI Rationale: Implied Consent means you agree to submit to chemical testing (like a breath test) when suspected of driving under the influence.
4. Aside from alcohol, what are other drugs that may affect basic driving skills? A) Cold pills, tranquilizers, some prescription medication B) Vitamins and minerals C) Caffeine and energy drinks D) All herbal supplements Correct Answer: A) Cold pills, tranquilizers, some prescription medication Rationale: Many over-the-counter and prescription drugs can impair driving skills such as reaction time and judgment. 5. What are the factors that affect how intoxicated an individual may become? (BAC is determined by these 4 factors) A) Weather, exercise, diet, and sleep B) Quantity of alcohol, body weight, how quickly drinks were consumed, food eaten C) Age, gender, height, eye color D) Time of day, vehicle type, speed, road conditions Correct Answer: B) Quantity of alcohol, body weight, how quickly drinks were consumed, food eaten Rationale: These are the key factors influencing blood alcohol concentration (BAC) and intoxication level. 6. If a motorist reaches a BAC of slightly above .05 after drinking, what is their risk of causing a collision? What is the risk if their BAC is .10? A) .05 = no increased risk, .10 = double risk B) .05 = doubles risk, .10 = 6 times greater risk C) .05 = triples risk, .10 = no risk change D) .05 = half risk, .10 = triple risk Correct Answer: B) .05 = doubles risk, .10 = 6 times greater risk Rationale: Driving risks increase significantly even at low BAC levels; at .05 risk doubles, and at .10 it’s about six times greater. 7. What does driving while under the influence of intoxicating beverages mean? A) Driving after having coffee B) Driving while your senses and judgment are impaired by alcohol or other drugs C) Driving while feeling tired D) Driving with a full stomach Correct Answer: B) Driving while your senses and judgment are impaired by alcohol or other drugs Rationale: DUI means operating a vehicle with impaired mental or physical faculties due to alcohol or drugs. 8. What is the BEST way to avoid an alcohol related collision?
13. What is hydroplaning? At what speed can it begin? A) Tires lose contact with water film, can begin at 35 mph B) Tires burst from heat, can begin at 50 mph C) Engine stalls on water, can begin at 25 mph D) Car slides on ice, can begin at 10 mph Correct Answer: A) Tires lose contact with water film, can begin at 35 mph Rationale: Hydroplaning occurs when tires ride on water, reducing control, starting around 35 mph. 14. Any GDL driver under 21, must display what on their license plates? How many? A) 1 Red Decal B) 2 Red Decals C) 1 Green Decal D) No decals required Correct Answer: B) 2 Red Decals Rationale: GDL drivers under 21 must display two red decals on front and rear plates. 15. When obtaining a special learners permit, before practice driving can begin, a driver must: A) Complete driver's education course B) Hold a validated permit from an MVC driver testing center C) Be 18 years old D) Own a car Correct Answer: B) Hold a validated permit from an MVC driver testing center Rationale: Practice driving may only begin after the permit is properly validated by MVC. 16. If you decide to take the young adult road driving option (under 21), when would you receive a Probationary License and be able to drive unsupervised? A) After passing MVC road test and completing 6 months of supervised driving B) After 3 months of supervised driving only C) Upon turning 18 years old D) Immediately after permit Correct Answer: A) After passing MVC road test and completing 6 months of supervised driving Rationale: NJ requires both passing the test and 6 months of supervised driving for probationary license.
17. If you have a GDL special learners permit, what are the requirements you must meet before obtaining a Probationary License? A) Pass the road test, be at least 17, and complete 6 months of supervised driving without suspensions B) Only pass the road test C) Complete a driver's education course D) Be at least 18 Correct Answer: A) Pass the road test, be at least 17, and complete 6 months of supervised driving without suspensions Rationale: These requirements ensure safe progression through the licensing process. 18. If you are driving under the GDL laws (under 21), what are the hours that you are NOT permitted to drive? A) 5:00 am - 11:00 pm B) 11:01 pm - 5:00 am C) 9:00 pm - 6:00 am D) No restrictions Correct Answer: B) 11:01 pm - 5:00 am Rationale: GDL restrictions prohibit driving between these hours for under 21 drivers. 19. If you are a 21 year old Probationary license holder what restrictions will NOT apply? A) Decal, passenger, and time restrictions B) Speeding restrictions only C) Seatbelt restrictions only D) All GDL restrictions apply Correct Answer: A) Decal, passenger, and time restrictions Rationale: Drivers 21 or older with probationary license are exempt from these GDL restrictions. 20. A motorist who changes addresses (within NJ) must report this change to the MVC within: A) 1 week B) 2 weeks C) 10 days D) 30 days Correct Answer: A) 1 week Rationale: NJ law requires motorists to update address with MVC within one week. 21. A motorist who legally changes his/her name must report this change to MVC within:
Correct Answer: B) 9 and 3 Rationale: This hand position gives better control and safety, especially with airbags.
26. Passing on the right is only allowed when: A) The road has three or more lanes B) The motorist ahead is making a left and there is room to pass C) You are on a one-way street D) Never Correct Answer: B) The motorist ahead is making a left and there is room to pass Rationale: Passing on the right is legal only in these specific safe conditions. 27. When driving, you should always yield to: A) Emergency vehicles B) Vehicles already in an intersection C) Buses re-entering traffic D) All of the above Correct Answer: D) All of the above Rationale: Yielding in these situations helps prevent accidents and ensures traffic flow. 28. What are the fines/penalties for failure to stop for a pedestrian in a crosswalk? A) $100 fine B) $500 fine, up to 25 days in jail, community service, and 2 points on license C) Warning only D) $50 fine Correct Answer: B) $500 fine, up to 25 days in jail, community service, and 2 points on license Rationale: NJ law enforces strict penalties to protect pedestrian safety. 29. When approaching an uncontrolled intersection, a driver should: A) Speed up to clear the intersection quickly B) Reduce speed and be ready to stop C) Stop completely D) Ignore other vehicles Correct Answer: B) Reduce speed and be ready to stop Rationale: Being cautious at uncontrolled intersections prevents collisions. 30. What is a lane that is used to gain speed, which is also an extra lane at a highway entrance? A) Deceleration lane B) Passing lane
C) Acceleration lane D) Exit lane Correct Answer: C) Acceleration lane Rationale: This lane allows vehicles to increase speed before merging safely.
31. When entering a curve, you should always: A) Speed up before the curve B) Slow down BEFORE entering the curve C) Brake hard while turning D) Maintain speed Correct Answer: B) Slow down BEFORE entering the curve Rationale: Slowing before a curve helps maintain control. 32. On a two-lane road that is not near a school, when a school bus is stopped and has its red lights flashing: A) You may pass carefully B) You must stop 25 feet back C) You may proceed if no children are visible D) You must stop only if on the same side Correct Answer: B) You must stop 25 feet back Rationale: Stopping protects children boarding or exiting the bus. 33. When must headlights be worn? A) Only at night B) ½ hour after sunset and ½ hour before sunrise, when wipers are on or in bad weather, and when visibility is less than 500 feet C) Only in bad weather D) When driving faster than 40 mph Correct Answer: B) ½ hour after sunset and ½ hour before sunrise, when wipers are on or in bad weather, and when visibility is less than 500 feet Rationale: These rules maximize visibility and safety. 34. What are the bright beams used for? A) City driving B) Driving on open country roads when there is no traffic in sight C) Foggy conditions D) Following other vehicles closely Correct Answer: B) Driving on open country roads when there is no traffic in sight Rationale: Bright beams improve visibility on dark, empty roads but can blind other drivers.
Correct Answer: B) Maintain consistent speed, give more space when the truck is making a wide turn Rationale: Trucks need more room to maneuver, so giving space improves safety.
40. What should a motorist do when driving alongside a truck? What should they take into consideration in order to safely share the roads with trucks (3 things)? A) Keep close, stay in blind spots, drive aggressively B) Know the limitations regarding visibility, required stopping distances, and maneuverability C) Assume the truck driver can see everything D) Speed up and pass quickly Correct Answer: B) Know the limitations regarding visibility, required stopping distances, and maneuverability Rationale: Understanding truck limitations helps drivers share the road safely. 41. In bad weather, how much longer could a bus or truck take to stop? A) 10% longer B) 25% longer C) 50% longer D) No difference Correct Answer: B) 25% longer Rationale: Large vehicles take significantly longer to stop in bad weather conditions. What are the consequences if you are involved in a collision that causes injury to another person while driving with a suspended license and/or registration? - ANSWER Fine, continued suspension, potential jail sentence If an individual's license is suspended, are they permitted to drive for certain circumstances? If yes, what are the circumstances? - ANSWER None Using the moving violation chart, how many points would you receive for driving a vehicle on private property to avoid a traffic signal or sign? - ANSWER 2 What convictions would result in an insurance surcharge? - ANSWER Driving unlicensed or suspended DUI Driving without liability insurance A motorist begins a two year probationary period after receiving a specials learners permit or examination permit, If they are convicted of
_______________________________ totaling _____________ points, they will have to enroll in a Probationary driving program.
- ANSWER 2 or more moving violations totaling 4 or more points Car Must be inspected - ANSWER every two years Illegally getting a drivers license may result in - ANSWER fine of 200-$500 and/or 30- 90 day jail term Altering or showing an altered license may result in - ANSWER A fine, imprisonment, suspension. You mus have what kind of insurance - ANSWER Liability Headlights must be used - ANSWER 1/2 hour before sunrise and sunset and in conditions restricting view over 500 ft away. If you are under 21 with a BAC of .01% driving, you are subject to - ANSWER 30- 90 days suspension, 15-30 days community service, alcohol education and safe highway program You may not park within _____ of a fire hydrant - ANSWER 10 ft 3 points can be subtracted from a license if you have no moving violations... - ANSWER for a year To back your car in a straight line you should - ANSWER Turn as far to the right as necessary to see out the back and back up slowly To make a right turn you should - ANSWER get in the right lane When driving at night make sure you can stop... - ANSWER in the distance you can see ahead of you If you go into a skid you should - ANSWER remove foot from gas pedal. If a tire blows out - ANSWER gradually slow down If a passenger over 18 is found without a seat belt, who is held responsible? - ANSWER the passenger If a vehicle is passing you, you should - ANSWER slow down to let them pass.
The procedure for turning from a two way road into a four lane highway is... - ANSWER Get as close to the center lane as possible, turn before the center of the intersection, turn into the left lane going your direction. If you miss an exit... - ANSWER Go to the next exit, never back up To regain control in a skid, you should turn the wheel... - ANSWER in the direction the back of the car is skidding. If your brakes give out suddenly, you should... - ANSWER Shift to a lower gear, pump the emergency brake. If a passenger 17 or younger is caught without a seatbelt on, who is held responsible? - ANSWER the driver. To communicate on highways... - ANSWER Use horn and lights. When approaching a steadily yellow light you should... - ANSWER Stop if possible before entering the intersection. If a student driver commits a traffic offense, who is held responsible? - ANSWER the student and instructor/licensed driver High beams are used for - ANSWER Open country driving A hand and arm upward means a - ANSWER right turn If your license is suspended, you may not - ANSWER drive until the suspension is over for any circumstances. The penalty for violating this is a first-offense fine of $500 and up to 6 months additional license suspension. An octagonal sign means - ANSWER stop. If you refuse a breath test and it is your first offense, you face - ANSWER 250-$500 fine, 7 month to 1 year suspension, $1000 a year for 3 years 1 1/2 oz. shot of 86 proof liquor equates... - ANSWER 12oz. beer, 5oz. wine Implied Consent law is... - ANSWER If you drive, you agree to a breath test following an arrest for drinking and driving/ You may or may not be under the influence with a BAC of - ANSWER .05% to .08%
The two second rule and 12 second rule refer to - ANSWER following distance With a BAC of .15%, your probability of an accident - ANSWER is 25 times as great. When driving you must have your... - ANSWER license, registration, insurance card. First signs of drunkenness are usually - ANSWER Talkativeness, boosted self esteem, impaired judgement The penalty for driving after having lost your license for drug/alcohol use is... - ANSWER $500 fine, possible 90 day jail term, another 1 to 2 years added to suspension These will increase your chances of an accident even after one or two drinks only... - ANSWER Experience, mood, other substances used. The only way to sober up is - ANSWER time When using brakes, new drivers commonly... - ANSWER press to hard on them The best way to take a curve is to - ANSWER slow down before the curve If two cars enter an uncontrolled intersection or a four way stop at the same time, the car to the ____ must yield. - ANSWER Left If a collision is unavoidable, you can lessen the impact by... - ANSWER hitting things that give. A hand and arm downward signal - ANSWER to stop or slow down The speed limit in a NJ residential or business district is - ANSWER 25MPH unless otherwise specified. Before turning, one must signal... - ANSWER 100 ft or 12 seconds in advance. You may pass on the right on a two lane highway when... - ANSWER There is enough room and the driver in front of you is turning left. Any change of address must be reported within - ANSWER 1 week A legal name change for any reason must be reported to the MV within - ANSWER 2 weeks You may not park within how many feet of a crosswalk? - ANSWER 25ft
These driving skills are impaired by alcohol - ANSWER Alertness, judgment, reaction A single white line at the entrance of an intersection commands - ANSWER a halt within 5 feet of the line If you run off the pavement, you should first... - ANSWER slow down, turn back onto the pavement slowly When parking downhill, your wheels should be turned - ANSWER to the right, towards the curb A child is required to be in a child restraint device (car seat) if he or she is - ANSWER is under 8 and under 80 pounds. Under 8 but over 80 pounds necessitates no booster seat. If you're angry or excited you should not drive until you... - ANSWER Have cooled off. When two roads intersect without signs or lights as guidance, be prepared to - ANSWER stop if necessary Studies show most drunk drivers have been inebriated by... - ANSWER beer The first conviction for drinking and driving may constitute - ANSWER $250-$400 fine, possible imprisonment for 30 days, loss of license 6 months to a year A flashing red light indicates - ANSWER stop, then proceed with caution. The order of lights on a traffic light go in order from top to bottom - ANSWER Red, yellow, green A green arrow means - ANSWER proceed as shown by the arrow A yellow line down the center of the road - ANSWER separates traffic flow in opposite directions When a GDL driver is at the wheel, who must be seat belted? - ANSWER all passengers. How close may you park to a corner? - ANSWER 25 ft What is the stopping distance on dry roads at 50mph? - ANSWER 243 ft
What is the proper distance you may park to the curb? - ANSWER 6 inches What are the penalties for driving without insurance? - ANSWER suspension of driver's license and registration and fines Serious accidents causing death, injury, or $200 damage must be reported in 5 days to?
- ANSWER Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) Points are only issued for - ANSWER moving violations When will you be given a proposed License Suspension Notice? - ANSWER when you have received 12 points What is the penalty for not telling the truth when applying for a license? - ANSWER No less than a $200 fine and/or up to 6 months imprisonment What is the proper lane to turn into when making a left turn? - ANSWER The lane nearest the center in the direction you are heading What is the purpose of traffic laws? - ANSWER to protect you and other drivers If you feel or hear an unusual thumping noise while driving it may be? - ANSWER the tires What is the best advice if you car is stranded in a heavy snow storm? - ANSWER stay with your car What is good practice when driving in the city? - ANSWER check intersections ahead for signals What must you do if you want to turn left at a traffic light? - ANSWER yield to the oncoming traffic If the front of your car vibrates, the problem may be with your - ANSWER steering what do two parallel white lines across a road mean? - ANSWER pedestrian crosswalk which lights should you use when driving in fog? - ANSWER low beams when should you use your horn? - ANSWER if you are driving out of an alley Double solid center lines would usually be found where? - ANSWER on a winding twoway raod (no passing)
NJ licensed drivers must take an eyesight recheck - ANSWER every 10 years what is a good rule for following distances on dry roads? - ANSWER on car length back for each 10mph speed or 2-3 second space bwtn cars What does tailgating mean? - ANSWER driving too close to the vehicle in front. it does not allow you enough time to react if the vehicle ahead suddenly stops or slows down When should you dim your headlights? - ANSWER in city driving and when following or meeting another vehicle within 500 ft What is an acceleration lane? - ANSWER an extra lane provided at the entrance to an expressway when parking uphill with a curb, turn wheels to the... - ANSWER left when parking uphills WITHOUT a curb, turn wheels to the... - ANSWER right NJ accident prevention formula? - ANSWER be alert, be prepared, act in time driving for a long period of time and slowly falling asleep is called... - ANSWER highway hypnosis when are roads the slickest during rainfall? - ANSWER the first 10-15 minutes what should you do if you are hydroplaning? - ANSWER take your foot off the accelerator what lights do you use during fog? - ANSWER low lights what lights do you NOT use during fog? - ANSWER high beams fine for idling more than three minutes? - ANSWER $250-$ if you do not stop for a pedestrian in a crosswalk, what are the penalties? - ANSWER $500 fine, 25 days in jail, community service, 6 month suspension, 2 points how many feet behind an emergency vehicle must you go? - ANSWER 300 failure to pull over to emergency vehicles (move over law)? - ANSWER $100-$ when must you have your headlights on? - ANSWER 1/2 hour before sunrise, 1/2 hou after sunset
how many feet may you park within a stop sign? - ANSWER 50 how many feet may you park within a crosswalk? - ANSWER 25 how many feet may you park within a fire hydrant? - ANSWER 10 how far away must you stop from a railroad with the lights on? - ANSWER 15 feet how many feet must you stop within a school bus? - ANSWER 25 feet what cars in an intersection are last to go? - ANSWER cars turning left what is the penalty for ice/snow coming off your car while driving? - ANSWER $25-$ what is the penalty for ice/snow coming off your car causing an accident? - ANSWER $200-$ underage BAC limit - ANSWER. 21+ BAC limit - ANSWER. what is considered one drink of beer? - ANSWER 12 oz what is considered one drink of wine? - ANSWER 5 oz what is considered one drink of hard liquor (mixed drink)? - ANSWER 1 1/2 oz what BAL increases the risk of crashing 2x? - ANSWER. what BAL increases the risk of crashing 6x? - ANSWER. what BAL increases the risk of crashing 25x? - ANSWER. when must you signal before making a turn? - ANSWER at least 100 feet when you first move to NJ, your vehicle must be inspected within... - ANSWER 2 weeks how far you look down the road driving in the city - ANSWER 12-15 seconds fine for any missing certificate when driving - ANSWER $ how many points put you in driver improvement school? - ANSWER 4 points
