NJ Driver’s Ed Notes: Parallel Parking, Speed Limits, and Passing Rules

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18 Q&A flashcards covering parallel-parking steps, legal curb distance, New Jersey speed limits, center-line passing rules, and specific no-passing situations.

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When beginning a parallel-parking maneuver, what two mirrors should you line up?

Line the passenger-side mirror of your car with the driver-side mirror (or door) of the vehicle in front.

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After aligning your mirrors for parallel parking, how should you initially turn the steering wheel?

Turn the wheel all the way to the right and begin backing up slowly.

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During parallel parking, when do you straighten the wheels?

When your rear bumper has completely cleared the rear of the vehicle in front of you.

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To finish positioning in a parallel-parking space, which way do you turn the wheel after straightening?

Turn the wheel all the way to the left while backing up slowly until the car is centered.

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What is the maximum distance your tires should be from the curb after parallel parking?

No more than about 12 inches (1 foot) from the curb.

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What is the standard speed limit in school zones or business/residential districts unless otherwise posted?

25 mph.

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What is the usual speed limit in suburban business or residential districts?

35 mph.

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What speed limit applies on non-posted rural roadways?

50 mph.

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What is the speed limit on certain state highways and most posted interstates (unless otherwise indicated)?

55 mph.

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What is the speed limit on certain posted interstate highways that allow higher speeds?

65 mph.

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What does a roadway with two solid center lines indicate about passing?

Passing is not allowed for traffic in either direction.

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If the center line on your side is broken and the other side is solid, when is passing allowed?

Passing is permitted only for traffic traveling on the side with the broken line.

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What does it mean if both center lines are broken?

Passing is allowed for vehicles traveling in either direction, provided it is safe.

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Why should you avoid passing on a hill or curve?

Because you cannot see far enough ahead to pass safely.

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Is passing permitted at a street crossing or intersection?

No, passing at a street crossing or intersection is prohibited.

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Are motorists allowed to pass at a railroad crossing?

No, passing at a railroad crossing is prohibited.

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Name two structures where passing is specifically prohibited.

Narrow bridges and underpasses (or tunnels).

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What should you do when the vehicle ahead has stopped to let a pedestrian cross?

Remain behind the vehicle; passing is prohibited in this situation.