Lenape Driver’s Education State Test Review

What will a motorist receive in addition to a possible fine for operating a vehicle to avoid a traffic signal?

2 point moving violation

What should you do if your wheels drift onto the dirt shoulder of the road?

Slow down, and slightly turn the steering wheel towards the roadway.

When parking downhill on a street with a curb, which way should your vehicle's wheels be turned?

Turned toward the curb.

What should you do first if your brakes suddenly give out?

Shift to lower gear and pump the brakes several times.

When should you use your high beam lights?

On open country roads.

What might your vehicle tend to do when approaching a curve?

Keep going straight.

What are the requirements for a supervising driver of a permit holder under 21?

21 years or older, NJ Licensed driver for at least 3 years.

What does a diamond-shaped sign mean?

Warning.

What requirements must be met before obtaining a Probationary License with a validated GDL Special Learner Permit?

Pass knowledge, vision and road test, be 17 years of age, and complete 6 months of supervised driving.

What is the fine for failing to stop for pedestrians in a crosswalk?

$500, up to 25 days in jail, 6 month suspension, 2 points and community service.

Under 21, when are you considered under the influence in NJ?

If your B.A.C. is anything.

What should you do when a car is passing you on the road?

Slow down to allow the motorist to pass.

At what speed may you pass a stopped school bus in front of a school?

At 10 m.p.h.

What should a motorist do in city driving?

Look 12 seconds ahead and yield to pedestrians.

What can the use of a seatbelt prevent you from doing in the event of a crash?

Keep from sliding off your seat, hitting the windshield, and being thrown from the car.

What does 'driving while under the influence of intoxicating beverages' mean?

A driver’s senses and judgment are impaired by alcohol.

What are the requirements needed for an instructor to purchase a permit for a student?

Must be 16 years old and under 17, with signed parent consent, and complete 6 hours.

What is the first thing to do if your car goes into a skid?

Take your foot off the gas.

When must a motorist enroll in a Probationary Driver Program during the probationary period?

When convicted of 2 or more moving violations totaling 4 or more points.

What can happen if you drive at 35 mph or more on a wet road?

The car could hydroplane and you could lose control.

What is the NJ speed limit in a business or residential district, unless otherwise posted?

25 m.p.h.

If a large truck or bus cannot see you in their mirrors, what does that mean?

You are in their blind spot.

How far must you park from a fire hydrant?

10 feet.

What type of insurance must every vehicle registered in NJ have?

Liability Insurance.

What restrictions apply to holders of a validated GDL permit aged 21 or older?

No restrictions apply.

What actions can lead to the postponement or suspension of driving privileges for an unlicensed person aged 13-21?

Buying alcohol, DUI, graffiti, or setting off alarms.

What is the fine for violating any of the GDL Permit or Probationary License restrictions?

$100 fine.

What should you do when sharing the road with large trucks or buses?

Give more space for trucks to turn, leave more space for stopping, and maintain constant speed when passing.

What are the potential consequences of being involved in an accident while your driving privileges are suspended?

A fine, continued suspension, and potential jail sentence.

How soon must you report a change of address to the MVC?

Within 1 week.

What do you need to know to safely share the road with large trucks and buses?

Poor visibility, stopping distances, and maneuverability.

What are the driving hours for the holder of a GDL Examination Permit or Probationary License under 21?

5:01 am – 11:00 pm.

What does a straight-out hand signal mean for a driver?

Left Turn.

Where are motorists subject to double fines for violations?

In construction zones.

What is the best way to reduce your chances of an alcohol-related accident?

Not drive after drinking anything.

How can one sober up after drinking alcohol?

Time.

How long is a probationary period for a driver after passing the road test under the GDL Program?

1 year.

What must the vehicle used for the road test not have?

Any obstructions between the driver and the examiner.

What is the risk of causing a motor vehicle accident with a BAC of .15%?

25 times greater.

When might you be allowed to drive if your driving privilege is suspended?

Never.

When should signals be used while driving?

When turning, changing lanes, stopping, and slowing down.

When parking uphill on a street with a curb, how should the vehicle's wheels be turned?

Turned away from the curb.

How much longer does it take for a truck to stop in bad weather conditions?

25% more time.

At a multi-way stop sign where another motorist arrives simultaneously, who do you yield to?

To the motorist on the right.

What should you do when approaching an uncontrolled intersection?

Reduce speed and be ready to stop.

Under GDL restrictions, how many passengers can the holder of a Probationary Driver’s License (under 21) have?

Dependents and one additional person.

What is the standard accident prevention formula?

Be alert, be prepared, act in time.

What must you do before making a right turn on red where no sign prohibits it?

Come to a full stop and check for traffic.

What are the consequences of altering or showing an altered driver’s license?

Suspension, fine, and up to 6 months in jail.

What must any vehicle operated by a GDL Driver under 21 display?

1 reflective red decal on the front and rear license plate.

What should you do to avoid hydroplaning on a wet road surface?

Slow down and drive on the highest point.

What is an acceleration lane?

An extra lane at a highway entrance.

What restrictions apply to the holder of a permit aged 21 years or older?

No restrictions apply.

While driving, what is the holder of a GDL Permit or Probationary License not allowed to use?

Hand-held or hands-free cell phones.

What should you do if you have a flat tire or blowout?

Slow down gradually and remove your foot from the gas pedal.

What should you do immediately after driving through a deep puddle?

Test your brakes.

Where should child car safety seats be placed whenever possible?

In the rear seat.

What is the most common type of parking on city streets?

Parallel Parking.

What is the MVC insurance surcharge for refusal of a breath test in NJ?

$1,000 per year for 3 years.

What does an octagon-shaped sign mean?

Stop.

What should you do if you miss your exit on an expressway?

Go on to the next exit.

What should you do to avoid spinning while skidding?

Turn in the same direction the rear of the car is skidding.

What is the alcohol content comparison of a 5-ounce glass of wine?

It contains the same amount of alcohol as a 12-ounce can of beer or 1.5 ounces of whiskey.

How far must you park from a stop sign?

50 feet.

What must motorists turn on during daylight hours when it's raining, snowing, or icy?

Wipers and headlights.

What factors affect your BAC rising above the legal limit?

Amount you drink, weight, time it takes you to drink it.

What can the three-second rule help you maintain?

Safe following distance.

What does a downward-pointing hand signal mean?

Slow or stop.

At 60 mph, how many feet will it take for the vehicle to stop?

300 ft.

How long will you be on probation after your driving privilege is restored for points suspension?

1 year.

What begins to impair reaction time, coordination, balance, and judgment after 2-4 drinks?

Alcohol.

What are the potential consequences of applying for a driver's license illegally?

License suspension, fine of $200 - $500, and/or imprisonment.

What is the speed limit in a school zone unless otherwise posted?

25 mph.

What is a deceleration lane?

An extra lane at a highway exit.

What is the risk of causing a motor vehicle accident with a BAC slightly above .05%?

6 times as great.