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What do you need to carry on you while driving
drivers license, registration, and insurance
When you are a permit driver you must have who in your car
an adult of 21 years of age or 3 years of experience in the car
how long do you have to report an address change
1 week
how long do you have to report a name change
2 weeks
How long do you have to report a change of location to out of state?
60 days or when your present license expires
What do you need to take before getting your license in NJ
GDL
What do you need on your license plate when using a permit or provisional license
red decal
What happens when you alter a drivers license
Loss of driving privilages, a fine up to $1,000 , and 6 months jail time
What happens when you buy/get a license illegally
Loss of driving privilages, fine up to $200-500, jail of 30-90 days
What are the three tests you need to take before driving
Knowledge, vision, road
How long do you have a permit for
2 years and untill all provisional license requirements are met
What is needed before getting a drivers license
a 6 point verification system to prove who you are (ID, etc..)
What is a graduated Drivers License Program
multistage drivers licensing system for new time drivers
What is the first step to the Early Bird Road
Get permit
Must be 16 years old
Parent and guardian consent
Must be enrolled in approved Behind-the-Wheel Course (Drivers Ed) though NJ Dept. Of education
Approved instructor must purchase permit
Must PASS MVC Knowledge (written) and Vision Test
Must take 6 hours practice driving with instructor
Must Pay fee
What is the second step to the Early Bird Road
practice with adult
Must practice with an adult 21 years old or 3 years experience driving for at least 6 months
What is the third step to the Early Bird Road
get provisional / probationary license
Must be at least 17 years old
Must have completed driving with adult 21 years old or 3 years experience driving for at least 6 months
Must PASS MVC road test
Must pay fee
What is the fourth step to the Early Bird Road
With provisionary license
Must follow restrictions for one year
Red decal stickers displayed on license plates
What is the fifth step to the early bird road
*Get basic license*
Must be at least 18 years old
Must have completed 1 year of Provisional/ probationary license
Must pay a fee
WITHOUT ANY VIOLATIONS
What is the first step to the Young Adult Road
get permit
Must be at least 18 years old
Must have completed 1 year of Provisional/ probationary license
Must pay a fee
WITHOUT ANY VIOLATIONS
What is the second step to Young Adult Road
Practice with Adult
Must practice with an adult 21 years old or 3 years experience driving for at least 6 months
What is the third step to the young adult road
Get provisional / Probationary License
Must be at least 17 years old
Must have completed driving with adult 21 years old or 3 years experience driving for at least 6 months
Must PASS MVC road test
Must pay fee
What is the fourth step to the young adult road
With provisional/ probationary license
Must follow restrictions for one year
Red decal stickers displayed on license plates
What is the fifth step to the young adult road
Get basic License
Must be at least 18 years old
Must have completed 1 year of Provisional/ probationary license
Must pay a fee
WITHOUT ANY VIOLATIONS
What is the first step to the adult road
Get a permit
Must be at least 21 years old
Must PASS MVC KNowledge and vision test
Must pay fee
What is the second step to the adult road
Practice with Adult
Must practice with adult 21 years or 3 years experience driving for at least 3 months
What is the third step to the adult road
Get provisional / Probationary License
Must have completed driving with adult 21 years old or 3 years experience driving for at least 3 months
Must PASS MVC road test
Must pay fee
What is the fourth step to the adult road
With prov / prob. License
Must follow restrictions for 1 year
What is the fifth step to the adult road
get basic license
Must have completed 1 year of prob./ Prov license
Must pay fee
Without any restrictions
What are the driving times with a permit
No driving between 11:01pm and 5am, you can drive between 5:01 am and 11pm (over 21s dont have a driving restriction with time and people in car)
What are other requirements with a permit
no phones
must wear seatbelts
must have an adult 21 years or 3 years experience in car
What are the provisional/probationary license restrictions
No driving from 11:01pm- 5am
You can drive from 5:01 am to 11pm
No handheld devices while driving
Everyone must be wearing seatbelts
ONLY 1 ADDITIONAL PERSON IN THE CAR WITH YOU
21 years and older dont have a driving restriction with time and amount of people in the car
One full year
What are the basic license restrictions
NO RESTRICTIONS
All wearing seatbelts
No handheld devices
Failure to follow restrictions for first-time drivers will result in a minimum fine of $100
What are the requirements for license
6 pt ID verification
Pass Vision Test
Need to get 20/50 or better without glasses
Pass Knowledge test
Need to get an 80%
50 Muntiple choice questions
Can only get 10 wrong
Health questionnaire
Pass Road Test
Road Test - Prov. Lisence
Must be 17 years old
Must have completed 6 moths permit
Must have a car with valid inspection, sticker, insurance, and registration cards
Must have an adult supervising driving
Must have 2 red decal stickers displayed
Emergencey hand brake in middle console
Elements of test
Driving in reverse, parking, steering, stopping, turning, etc
If fail you must wait 2 weeks to try again
if you are 17y/o driving with passengers who are u18 and they arent wearing seatbelts, you…
are at fault
if you are 17y/o driving with passengers who are +18 and they arent wearing seatbelts, you…
are NOT at fault
What are 3 ways that seatbelts save your life
Being thrown out of the car
Hitting the dashboard
Sliding in the seat
Why are seatbelts important
Seatbelts can save your life and improve your chances of surviving a crash are 60%
A motorists chances of surviving a collision are 3-4 times better if wearing a seatbelt
What are the 2 types of car seats and how are they used
An infant car seat will protect a baby up to 30 pounds and 26 inches and one years old. Must be placed in the vehicle facing the rear
A convertible car seat is a larget seat that can be used for an infant or a toddler witha fave-point harness of up to 40 pounds and 40 inches in height
What are the basics of the child restraint law
Children up to age eight, a weight of 80 pounds and 57 inches must ride in a federally approved safety or booster seat in the rear seat of the vehicle
If there is no rear seat, the child must sit in the front seat secured by a safety or booster seat
Children under age 8 and over 80 pounds must be in a rear seat and use a seat belt
A failute to comply to this law could mean a $50-$75 fine and court costs
What are the 3 types of air bags and how fast do they inflate
Air bag
SRS- supplement restraint system
SIR - supplemental inflatable Restraint
Inflate at 200 mph to protect you from injury
What are good and bad conditions of a car
All car parts should be in good condition
Brakes should not be squeaking
Tires are flat or bald
Lights working brightly
Horn should work properly to help talk to other drivers and warn people
Steering should be clean and not shake/ vibrate
Tail lights should be on and working and clear
Turn signals. Hazards should click when on
Windshields should be clear/ no cracks
Remove snow and ice from top of car
When do snow tires need to be used
SNOW TIRES MUST BE USED FROM NOV. 15TH - APRIL 1ST
What is Carbon Monoxide
odorless, colorless gas that is present in a vehicles exhaust
Cardon Monoxide can be extremely present when
An exhaust leak or poorly tuned engine
The trunk or rear tailgate open
Holes in the body of the vehicle
A tailpipe that is blocked by debris, including snow, leaves or water
if idling in a garage or confined space, even with the garage door open
What are common symptoms of Carbon Monoxide poisoning
Headache
Dizziness
Loss of consciousness
Nausea/ Vomiting
Chest pain
Confusion
(co can even kill someone not feeling any symptoms)
What are the three types of brakes
Conventional disc brakes
Drum
ABS- Anti-locking brake system
What must you do when driving through a large puddle
pump breaks to see if they have gotten affected by the water
What are turn signals and what color are they
tell others what direction you are turning (yellow/amber/orange)
When do you use high beams
streets without lights
country roads
When do you use low beams
every day life
weather or foggy days
When do you use back up lights and what color are they
You always use them when in reverse and they are white
What color are break lights
red
What is the starting checklist before driving a car
Look around vehicle
Check mirrors outside ( 8 )
All windows are clear and clean
Adjust seat
Look in mirrors
Put seatbelt on
Car should be in park/ neutral
Doors are locked
How long should you idle your vehicle beofre it is concidered illegal and what is the fine
3 minutes, the fine for idling for more than 3 minutes is $250-1000
How should you steer your car
Hand position : 9 and 3:00
When turning use a hand over and motion
How many feet should it take you to stop if driving at 10 mph
10 feet
What is the hand signal for stopping/ slowing down
ahnd and arm downward, palm facing to the rear
what is the hand signal for turning right
hand and arm upward
What is the hand signal for turning left
hand and arm straight out
how long should you wait to turn on your blinker
100 feet before turn
What way should your tires face when parking down hill
toward the curb
What way should your tires face when parking uphill
away from curb
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