Driver's ED. Test 1 - Chapters 1, 2 and 3

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What 3 items should you always carry with you while driving?

  • Valid Driver’s License

  • Vehicle Registration

  • Proof of Insurance

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In what time period should you report an address change if you are moving from town to town?

1 week

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In what time period should you report a name change?

2 weeks

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What should you do if your license is lost or stolen?

Report the theft or loss to the local police immediately

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Which 3 tests must you pass in order to get your driver’s licesne?

  • Vision Test

  • Knowledge Test

  • Road Test

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What does GDL stand for?

Graduated Driver’s License

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How long does NJ issue a license for?

NJ issues a 4-year license

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What class is a basic driver’s license?

Class D

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How old must you be to obtain a Special Learner’s Permit?

16 years old

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What test must you pass to obtain a special leaner’s permit?

The Driver Test

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How many hours of behind-the-wheel training to get your learner’s permit?

6 hours

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How old must you be to receive your basic driver’s license?

18 years

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How old must you be to obtain your Provisional License or Examination Permit?

17 years

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Between what times can someone with a learner’s permit drive?

Between 5:00 am and 11:00 pm

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Between what time can someone with a provisional or examination license drive?

5:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m.

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What criteria must a person meet to be considered a “supervising driver”?

  • They must be above the age of 21

  • They must hold a NJ driver’s license

  • They must be seated in the passenger seat

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How many points must your all of your identification documents add up to?

6 points or more

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How many primary documents must you present when showing your ID documents?

1 (primary)

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What are 2 examples of proof of address?

  • High School Report Card

  • Savings Account

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What are 3 examples of a primary document?

  • U.S Birth Certificate with seal

  • Active or expired U.S passport

  • U.S Alien Registration Card

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How many primary documents should you present when showing your ID documents?

1

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How many secondary documents should you present when showing your ID documents?

1 (secondary)

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How many documents can you present that are worth 1 point?

No more than 2

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What items must you bring when you are renewing a license?

  • 6 points of ID

  • Proof of Address

  • Social Security Number

  • Payment

  • New Photo

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What percentage score must you get to pass the State Exam?

An 80% or 40 questions out of 50

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What six items must you bring with you for your road test?

  • A current inspection sticker

  • A current registration document for the vehicle

  • A current insurance card

  • A valid examination permit

  • Another licensed driver with you in the car

  • Your own car

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How long must you wait before you take the road test again if you fail the first time?

2 weeks (road test)

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What are 3 ways a seatbelt protects you in an accident?

  • They keep you from being thrown from the vehicle in a collision

  • They slow a body down with the vehicle

  • They keep you from sliding on the seat during sudden stops and turns

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How far in advance must you use your turn signal?

100 feet

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What are blind spots?

Blind spots are places you cannot see using your mirrors

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Where are blind spots?

Blind spots are from your ear to the back of your rear tires

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What are 5 things that your stopping distance depends on?

  • Speed

  • Motorist Reaction Time

  • Vehicle Weight

  • Roadway Conditions/Weather

  • Brake Conditions

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How should you steer a car when driving in reverse?

Your left hand should be at 12:00 on the steering wheel, while your right hand is on the passenger seat. If you plan to steer right while in reverse, turn the steering wheel to the right, and vice versa.

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What is the minimum Tire Tread required by law?

1/16 of tread or the width of a dime

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Left Turn Hand Signal

Arm extended all the way to the left

<p>Arm extended all the way to the left</p>
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Right Turn Hand Signal

Arm at 90 degrees

<p>Arm at 90 degrees</p>
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Stopping Hand Signal

Arm at the side of your car

<p>Arm at the side of your car</p>
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What must every vehicle be insured for in NJ?

Property Damage Liability

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What must you do before driving in reverse?

Make sure your path is clear by checking your mirrors and turning your head to look

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What should you always do when parking?

  • Always set hand brake

  • Uphill turn wheels

  • Downhill turn wheels

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What is the seat belt law?

Everybody in the vehicle has to be buckled up

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What are the rules around car seats?

  • 0-2 years are to be in an Infant Car Seat

    • Infants should be faced towards the rear of the car

  • 2-4 years are to be in a convertible car seat

  • 4-8 years are to be in a booster seat

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How old do you have to be to no longer need to no longer need a booster seat?

8 years old

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How much do you have to weigh to no longer need a booster seat?

80 pounds

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Where should your hands be on the steering wheel?

At 9:00 and 3:00

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What is Idling?

When you leave your engine on with your car parked for longer than 3 minutes. You can be fined up to $1000.

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Types of Brakes

  • Conventional Drum Brakes

  • Disc System Brakes

  • Anti-lock system brakes