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- 1.5 ounces of 86 proof of liquor contains the same amount of alcohol as:
- 12 ounces of beer.
- A 12-ounce can of beer has as much alcohol in it as:
- 1.5 ounces of 86 proof of whiskey.
- A driver's left hand extended downward means:
- He is making a stop or slowing down.
- A flashing red light means:
- Stop, proceed with caution.
- A green light means:
- Go when safe.
- A person may operate a moped with:
- a valid basic license, motorcycle license or a moped license.
- A person who holds a probationary driver's license is subject to:
- An advisory notice upon being convicted of their first moving violation, mandatory attendance at a driver education program in place of suspension for second violation - resulting in 4 or more points, also any violation after attending school will result in suspension.
- A single, solid white line across a road at an intersection means:
- Stop behind the line for a traffic sign or light.
- After 2 to 4 drinks, alcohol begins to impair your:
- Reaction time, coordination and balance and also your judgment.
- After driving through a deep puddle you should immediately:
- Test your brake.
- An agricultural license allows the operation of:
- Farm registered vehicles for agircultural purposes only.
- An articulated license allows the operation of:
- A commercially registered vehicle of 18,000 lbs or more joined by a coupling device.
- At the time of your road test you must present:
- A valid vehicle registration permit, insurance, ID, Examination permit. (The answer is "above all is right")
- Driving while under the influence of alcohol beverages or drugs refers to:
- When your senses and judgment are impaired by alcohol or drugs of any kind.
- Driving while under the influence of intoxicating beverages means:
- Driving even if the driver has had 1 drink.
- Driving while under the influence of intoxicating beverages means:
- The driver shows obvious signs of being drunk.
- Drugs that may affect basic driving skill are:
- Cold pills, tranquilizers and some prescription drugs.
- High beam lights are used for:
- Open country driving.
- How close may you park to a corner:
- 25 feet.
- How close may you park to a fire hydrant:
- 10 feet.
- How close may you park to a stop sign:
- 50 feet.
- How far can you park to a fire department:
- No less than 200 feet.
- How far should you always keep feet behind signaling emergency vehicle:
- At least 300 feet.
- How should you turn your wheels when parking downhill with a curb:
- To the right forward the curb.
- Hydroplaning is a driving condition where the tires lose tract on a wet road and floats on a layer of water or slush. When this happens you should:
- Slow down.
- If two cars begin to enter an uncontrolled intersection at the same time:
- The driver on the left must yield to the driver on the right.
- If a person gets drunk in your home and has a motor vehicle accident, after leaving your home you could:
- Become involved in a Lawsuit.
- If a person has been drinking, which of the following can sober them up?
- Time.
- If a person who's older than 18 sitting in the front seat without seat belt, who is responsible for:
- The person him/herself.
- If a student driver commits a traffic offense, responsibility will be with:
- Both the student and the instructor.
- If not contracted by a "No turn on red" sign, New Jersey law permits you to turn right on red after:
- Coming to a full stop and checking traffic.
- If the front of your car vibrates the problem may be with your:
- Steering.
- If the lights of oncoming cars are in your eyes, what should you do.
- Look to the lower right side of your traffic lane.
- If two cars reach a four way stop at the same time, what is the proper procedure:
- The driver on the left yields to the driver on the right.
- If you are arrested for drunk driving in N.J., your chances of being convicted are:
- 96%.
- If you are going 50 mph, your total stopping distances on any road should be about:
- 243 feet.
- If you are involved in a motor accident resulting in injuries while your driving privileges are suspended, you are subject to:
- A fine, suspension of your privileges and mandatory 45 days jail sentence.
- If you come to a 4-way stop at the same time as another driver you must:
- yield to the driver in the right.
- If you drink and have reached a BAC of 0.05% the risk if you causing a motor vehicle is:
- Double.
- If you feel or hear an unusual thumping noise while driving it may be:
- The tires.
- If you go into a skid you should:
- Take your foot off the gas pedal.
- If you have a tire blowout, you should:
- Slow down gradually.
- If you lose your drivers license you should report to:
- The nearest police station.
- If you miss your exit on an expressway, you should:
- Go on the next exit.
- If you refuse to take a breath test and it is your first offense the penalty is:
- Not less than $250 or more than $500 fine, 6 months license suspension and complete Alcohol Screening and Evaluation Program at a county Intoxicated Resource center.
- If you want to return to the road from a dirt shoulder:
- Slow down then turn your wheels to climb the pavement.
- If your brakes suddenly give out, the first thing you should try to do is:
- Shift to lower gear and pump the brakes.
- Implied Consent Law means:
- On request of a police officer you agree to take a breath test to determine Blood Alcohol Content.
- In city driving, a good habit is to:
- Look 12 seconds ahead.
- In the event of a crash of shoulder step the use of seatbelts may:
- Keep you from being thrown front the car; keep you from hitting the windshield of dashboard; keep you from sliding off the seat and losing control of the car. (The answer is "above all is right").
- It is a good practice to keep a space cushion to:
- Give you time to react.
- Laws of NJ requires you to keep to the right except:
- When impractical to on that side of the roadway of passing and when on a one way street.
- New Jersey law allows up to 3 points to be subtracted from your driving record if you have no moving traffic violation:
- For 1 year from the date of the last violation.
- NJ licensed drivers must take an eyesight recheck:
- Every ten years.
- On a 2 lane road not near to a school, when a school bus has stopped and its lights are flashing:
- You must stop.
- One of the best defenses against drunk drivers is:
- Proper wearing of safety belt.
- Points are only issued for:
- Moving violations.
- Road surfaces are most slippy:
- During the first few minutes of rainfall.
- Serious accidents causing death, injury or $200 damage must be reported in 5 days to:
- Division of Motor Vehicles.
- Signals should be used when:
- Changing lanes, when turning and (or) when slowing down.
- Special permit may be issued at age 16 when:
- The application is enrolled in a behind the wheel driver's education course of the Dept. of Education and or the applicant is enrolled in a commercial driving course purchased by an approved driving instructor.
- Studies show that the greatest number of people arrested for drunk driving have been drinking:
- Beer
- The 2-second rule can be used at any speed to help you:
- Keep a safe following distance.
- The best way to reduce your chances of having an alcohol related accident is to:
- Not drive at all after drinking.
- The best way to take a curve is:
- Slow down before entering the curve.
- The first conviction penalty for driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs is:
- $250 - $400 fine and possible imprisonment for 30 days and loss of license for 6 months to 1 year and 12 to 48 hours in an Intoxicated Resource Center.
- The meaning of a hand signal when a driver's hand and arm is downward is:
- Slow down or stop.
- The meaning of a hand signal when a driver's hand and arm is upward is:
- Right turn.
- The meaning of a hand when a driver's hand and arm are straight out is:
- Left turn.
- The New Jersey speed limit in a business or residential area unless otherwise posted is:
- 25 mph.
- The order of colors on a traffic light, hung top to bottom:
- Red, yellow and green.
- The safest way to exit an expressway is to:
- Slow your car to the posted exit speed.
- The shape of a yield sign is:
- Triangle.
- The speed limit in a school zone, unless otherwise posted is:
- 25 mph.
- To avoid highway hypnosis when driving on an expressway, it is a good practice to:
- Avoid looking at anyone thing for more than a few seconds.
- To maintain a proper following distance when driving, you should stay at least:
- 2 seconds behind the vehicle in front of you.
- To make a right turn you should:
- Get in the right lane.
- To regain control when in a skid you should:
- Turn in the same direction the back of the car is skidding.
- Under the N.J. Point System a person havng a license over 2 years after how many points will get a notice of license suspension:
- 12 points.
- What are the penalties for driving without insurance:
- 1 year of suspension of driver's license and registration and $300 fine.
- What direction should you check first when approaching an intersection:
- To the left
- What do two parallel white lines across the road mean:
- Pedestrian Crosswalk.
- What does a flashing red light mean:
- Stop, proceed with caution.
- What does a read and white triangular sign mean:
- Yield.
- What does a single white line across n intersection mean:
- You should stop behind the line for a traffic sign or signal.
- What does a yellow diamond-shaped sign mean:
- Warning or caution.
- What does hydroplaning mean:
- Losing the tire grip on wet roads and riding on a film of water.
- What does the word "tailgating" mean:
- Driving too close to the vehicle in front. It does not allow you enough time to react if the vehicle ahead suddenly slows or stops.
- What is a good "rule of thumb" for following distances on dry roads:
- Try to adjust your speed to the flow of traffic.
- What is a good practice at intersections that have no sign or signals:
- Be ready to stop if necessary.
- What is a good practice while driving:
- Keep from looking at any one thing for more than a few seconds.
- What is an abitual offender:
- Any person whose license has been suspended 3 times within 3 yers.
- What is an acceleration lane:
- An extra lane provided at the entrance to an expressway.
- What is an uncontrolled intersection:
- One where there are no traffic signs or signals.
- What is he penalty for driving with a suspended license:
- $500 fine and up to 6 months additional license suspension.
- What is the best advice if your car is stranded in a heavy snow:
- Stay with your car.
- What is the best way to talk to the other driver:
- Through the use of your horn or lights.
- What is the most common mistake a new driver makes with the brake:
- Pushing the brakes too hard.
- What is the penalty for not telling the truth when applying for a license:
- Not less teh $500 fine and/or up to 6 months in jail and lost 6 months to 2 years privilege.
- What is the proper distance you may park from a curb:
- 6 inches.
- What is the proper lane to turn into when making a left turn:
- The lane nearest the center in the direction you are heading.
- What is the purpose of traffic laws:
- To protect you and other drivers.
- What must you do if you want to turn left at a traffic light:
- Check intersection ahead for signals and yield to the oncoming traffic.
- What papers must you have when operating a motor vehicle:
- License, registration and insurance card.
- What should be done if two cars entering an uncontrolled intersection simultaneously:
- The driver on the left must yield to the driver on the right.
- What should you do if you are angry or upset:
- "Cool off" before attempting to drive.
- What should you do if you go into a skid:
- Take your foot off the gas pedal.
- What should you do if your brakes fail:
- Shift to a lower gear and pump your brakes.
- What should you do if your electric signals fail to operate:
- Use hand signals.
- What way do you turn if you go into a skid:
- In the direction the back of the car is skidding.
- When a school bus has stopped at a school to pick up or let off children, you may pass either direction at a speed of no more than: 10 mph.
- When a school bus has stopped directly in front of a school to pick up or let off children you must pass from either direction at a speed of no more than:
- 10 mph.
- When appearing or nearing an uncontrolled intersection, you should:
- Reduce speed and be ready to stop.
- When approaching a railroad crossing with flashing light:
- Stop within 50 feet but not less than 15 feet of the nearest rail.
- When blood/alcohol content reaches 0.05%, 0.10% or 0.15% your chances of getting into a serious or fatal accident will increase:
- 2 times, 6 times or 25 times.
- When driving around a curve your vehicle will tend to:
- Keep going straight.
- When driving at night be sure that you can stop:
- Within the distance you can see ahead.
- When driving at night you should be able to stop now:
- Within the distance you can see ahead.
- When making a left turn from a two way road into a four lane highway the proper way to turn is:
- Approach turn from center lane of road and turn into a left lane.
- When making a left turn from a two way street, you should get into the:
- Lane nearest to the center of the road.
- When may you pass on the right:
- If the car in front is turning left and there is a lane for driving on the right.
- When must you signal before making a turn:
- At least 100 feet.
- When nearing a steady yellow or amber traffic light, you should:
- Stop before entering the intersection if possible.
- When parking downhill on a street with a curb on your right, your car wheels should be:
- Turned towards the curb.
- When should headlights be used:
- Between one-half hour after sunset and one-half hour before sunrise or the visibility is less than 500 feet or in the bad weather (during rain, fog, etc.)
- When should you dim your headlights:
- In city driving and when following or meeting another vehicle within 500 feet.
- When should you use your horn:
- If you are driving our of an alley or you want to get the attention of the other driver's.
- When the pavement is marked with two centerlines, one solid and one broken:
- Passing is permitted only on the side with the broken line.
- When will you be given a proposed License suspension Notice:
- When you have received 12 points.
- Whether your blood alcohol contest raises above legal limits, depends on:
- Amount you drink, your weight and the time you take to drink.
- Which lights should you use when driving in fog:
- Low beams.
- Which of the following drinks contains about the highest alcohol content:
- 5 ounces of table wine, 1.5 ounces of whiskey, 12 ounces of beer. (The answer is, all above is right)
- Why should you use seat and shoulder belts:
- They increase your chances of surviving an accident.
- With a blood alcohol concentration of 0.01% to 0.05%:
- You are presumed NOT to be under the influence.
- With a blood alcohol concentration of 0.05% to 0.10%:
- You may or may not be under the influence.
- With a blood alcohol concentration of 0.10% or more:
- You are under the influence.
- You are considered by Law to be under the influence when the amount of alcohol in your blood BAC has reached:
- 0.08%
- You must pass on the right when:
- The driver ahead is turning left and there is a proper lane on the right.
- You should always vield to:
- Emergency vehicle, pedestrians and other vehicles already in the intersection.
- You should be either sober or under the influence when the amount of alcohol in your blood or ABC has reached:
- 0.05%
- You should expect to see double solid center lines on:
- A winding two lane road.
- You should only use parking lights:
- When parking.
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