The New Jersey Driver Manual Chapter 1-4

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ABS Brakes

-Dont have to pump the brakes

Drum Brakes

-Must be pumped gently after driving through water

How many feet must you be within a driveway entrance?

20 feet

Where should your hands be positioned while driving?

9 and 3

What does ABS stand for?

Anti-lock brake system

What is the Buckle Up Law?`

New Jerseys seat belt law that states everyone must wear a seat belt and failure to do so , means you can get a ticket

What is a traffic circle?

a circle of traffic, and there are no set rules?

What are two GDL Exemptions?

proof that you need to driver during prohibited hours because of work or religion

What do seat belts help with?

seat belts help survive a car crash by 60 percent and the prevent drivers from being thrown from the car in a collision

How fast should you go while driving in reverse?

walking speed

What does it mean when both center lines are solid?

you cant pass

What happens if you don't stop for a Pedestrian?

you get fined, 25 days in jail, commmunity service, and a driving suspension up to 6 months and 2 points

What are the restrictions for an EXAMINATION permit?

- no driving between 11:01-5:00 a.m. -no electronic devices -must be accompanied by a driver who is at least 21 and has a New Jersey drivers license and 3 years experience -limited to one additional passenger unless accompanied by an adult but are limited when its the permit holder -must wear seatbelts -must display decals on license

What are the restrictions for a SPECIAL learners permit?

- no driving between 11:01-5:00 a.m. -no electronic devices -must be accompanied by a driver who is at least 21 and has a New Jersey drivers license and 3 years experience -limited to one parent/guardian and one additional passenger -must wear seatbelts -must display decals on license

Road Test Checklist

-6 points of ID -Validated permit -Valid inspection -2 red GDL decals -Vehicle must not have any obstructions that prevent you from reaching the brakes -Vehicle must not have parking assistant -All signals.brake lights, and windesheild wipers must work

What are the driving signals?

-Stop/Slow down-hand and arm downward -RIght turn-hand and arm upward -Left turn- hand and arm straight out

What are examples of Secondary Documents?

-U.S. school photo ID with transcript or school records (2 points) -Social Security card (1 point) -ATM card (1 point) -High School diploma (1 point)

What are examples of Primary Documents?

-Valid birth certificate (4 points) -Passport (4 points) -Current drivers license (4 points)

What does the 6 point ID verification include?

-primary document -secondary document -at least 6 points of ID -proof of address

What must you have as a motorist who drives a vehicle in the State of New Jersey?

-valid drivers license -valid New Jersey permit -valid insurance and registration car

When making a turn what do you do?

Hand over Hand steering

what does SRS stand for?

Supplement Restraint System

What are the blind spots when driving?

Two sides of the cars

Where should an infant be placed in the car?

back middle rear facing

What can be adjusted to reduce blind spots?

mirrors

Where should MOST passing be?

on the left (can be on the right if there is more than one lane going in the same direction)

After you move, how long do you have to report to the MVC?

one week

What does it mean when one center line is broken?

passing is allowed only on the side with the broken line (all passing must be completed before the lines are solid again)

What are the restrictions for a PROBATIONARY drivers license restriction?

- no driving between 11:01-5:00 a.m. -no electronic devices -must be accompanied by a driver who is at least 21 and has a New Jersey drivers license and 3 years experience -limited to one additional passenger unless accompanied by an adult but are limited when its the permit holder -must wear seatbelts -must display decals on license

Proof of Address examples?

-High school or college report card -If you are under 18 then they will accept a parent/guardian certification that verifies you are living with a parent/guardian

Snow and Ice Law

-Must clean snow/ice from windows before driving it

What is the accompanying driver requirement

-Must remain in the vehicle with applicant at all time

For a Class D Basic Automobile License what are the tests required?

-Vision Test -Road Test -Written Test (80 or above)

If you alter a drivers license or present an altered drivers license, what are the consequences?

-lose of driving privilege -a fine up to 1000 dollars -or imprisonment

Give the rules of The Early Bird Road

-must be at least 16 years old -must be in a driving class -must pass three tests -must practice for at least 6 months -must pass road test (17 probationary) -must practice unsupervised driving for at least a year (probationary)

Give the rules to the Young Adult Road

-must be atleast 17 years old -must pass knowledge and vision test -must practice with an adult supervisor for 6 months -must practice unsupervised for a year

Give the rules for the Adult Road

-must be atleast 21 years old -practice with adult supervisor for 3 months -practice unsupervised for a year -

How many feet must you be within a fire hydrant?

10

How many feet away should you be from a railroad crossing?

15 ft

For a Class D Probationary Automobile License what is the minimum age?

17

For a Class D Basic Automobile License what is the minimum age?

18 (Permit 16)

How fast do air bags inflate?

200 mph

How many feet away should you be from a school bus with flashing red lights?

25 ft

What is the speed limit for school zones, business, or residential areas?

25 mph

if your vehicle is going 60mph how many feet is the breaking distance?

277ft

How many feet away should you be from an emergency vehicle?

300 ft

What is the speed limit for suburban business and residential districts?

35 mph

How much do you get fined for use of electronic devices while in your vehicle?

400-600 dollars

How many feet must you be within a stop sign?

50 feet

What is the speed limit for non posted rural roadways?

50 mph

What is the speed limit for certain state highways?

55 mph

How long must you have your special learners permit and the examination permit?

6 months

If you move to New Jersey how long do you have to apply for a New Jersey license?

60 days

What is the speed limit for certain interstate highways?

60 mph

if your vehicle is going 60mph how many feet is the reaction distance?

66ft

Explain GDL Decal.

All GDL drivers under age 21, who have a permit or a probationary license are required too show two visible red decals (deflected) provided by MCV

What are the rules in a Child Passenger Law?

Children under 8 must ride with a five point harness car seat Children under age 4 must ride in a car seat rear facing Children under 2 must ride with a five point harness and rear facing if you place an infant in the front seat you must turn air bags off

What does stopping distance depend on?

Motorist reaction time water and visibility conditions vehicle weight brake conditions condition and types of tires roadway conditions speed

What four factors influence stopping time?

Reaction time, vehicle weight, brake conditions, tire conditions, road conditions, weather

How should you enter when parallel parking?

Reverse

Parking Rules(uphill)

The hand brake should be set and the vehicles wheels should be turned away from the curb

Parking Rules(downhill)

The hand brake should be set and the vehicles wheels should be turned toward the curb

What current document needs to be present for a car being used on the road test?

current registration, insurance card, and inspection sticker

What are the 2 exemptions to the hour rule?

employment and religion

What does GDL stand for?

graduated license driver

What is the 6 point ID verification?

it is presenting documents that prove your age, identity, and legal presence in the U.S.

How far should you be from a fire department vehicle?

never be withing 200 ft

What is an important requirement of all documentation used?

original and in english

What does it mean when both center lines are broken?

passing is allowed on both sides

What foot should the driver use on the brake and gas pedal?

right foot

When you steering in one direction, which direction will the front of the vehicle go?

the opposite direction

If you change your name, how long do you have to report to the MVC?

two weeks

What is an uncontrolled intersection?

when two or more roads join and there is no traffic signal or regulatory sign


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