Questions and Answers
What is the minimum practice period for a driver holding an Examination Permit who is 21 or older?
At least three months.
What are the passenger limitations for a 21 or older Examination Permit holder?
There are no passenger restrictions.
What color are GDL Decals and where should they be positioned?
They are red and should be placed on the top left corner of both the front and back license plates.
What is the preferred seating position for infants in a vehicle?
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What action should you take if someone is suspected of CO poisoning?
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Describe the proper hand grip position for steering while driving.
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How far in advance should a motorist signal before making a turn?
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What are the three primary benefits of wearing a seatbelt?
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How long do you have to report a change of address after moving?
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What is the minimum age required to obtain a Basic Automobile License?
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Who is responsible for purchasing the Special Learner Permit?
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What are the passenger restrictions for a holder of a Special Learner Permit?
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How long must an individual with a Probationary License practice driving unsupervised before obtaining the Basic License?
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What is the fine for a Graduated Driver's License infraction?
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What hours is a holder of an Examination Permit, under 21, restricted from driving?
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At what minimum age can an individual obtain a Probationary Automobile License?
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Study Notes
Address and Name Change Reporting
- Change of address must be reported within one week.
- Name change must be reported within two weeks.
Learner and Driver's License
- Special Learner Permit is available at 16 years old.
- Probationary Automobile License can be obtained at 17 (after having a permit at 16).
- Basic Automobile License requires the individual to be at least 18 years old (with a permit at 16).
- A total of 6 points of identification is required for obtaining a license.
Graduated Driver's License Regulations
- Graduated Driver's License infractions incur a $100 fine.
- Special Learner Permit must be purchased by an approved instructor.
- Must practice supervised driving for at least six months with a Special Learner Permit.
- Probationary License holders must drive unsupervised for at least one year before obtaining a Basic License.
- Special Learner Permit holders are restricted from driving between 11:01 PM and 5:00 AM.
Supervisor and Passenger Restrictions
- Supervisor of a Special Learner Permit must be at least 21, have a New Jersey driver's license, and have three years of driving experience.
- Passenger restrictions for Special Learner Permit: can carry any parent, guardian, or dependent, plus one additional passenger.
- Examination Permit can be obtained at 17, with specific practice and passenger restrictions for those under 21.
Examination Permit Specifics
- Under 21 must practice supervised driving for at least six months and are restricted from driving between 11:01 PM and 5:00 AM.
- Passenger restrictions for those under 21: dependents and one additional passenger unless accompanied by a parent or guardian.
- Over 21 Examination Permit holders have no hour or passenger restrictions.
GDL Decals
- GDL Decals are red and are placed on the top left corner of both front and back license plates.
Notification of Lost or Stolen License
- Immediately report a lost or stolen driver's license to NJMVC.
Seatbelt Requirements
- Everyone in a passenger vehicle must wear a seatbelt.
- Seatbelts prevent passengers from being thrown from the vehicle, slow body movement, and stop sliding during sudden maneuvers.
Child Safety Seat Regulations
- Preferred location for child car safety seats is in the back, facing the rear for infants.
- Children under 8 and less than 57 inches tall must use a five-point harness in the rear.
- Children under 4 and weighing less than 40 pounds must be in a rear-facing five-point restraint system in the rear.
- Children under 2 and weighing less than 30 pounds must also be in a rear-facing five-point system in the rear.
Airbag Inflation Speed
- Airbags inflate at speeds up to 200 mph.
Vehicle Snow and Ice Removal
- Drivers must remove snow and ice from all exposed surfaces of the vehicle before driving.
Carbon Monoxide (CO) Hazards
- CO dangers can arise from exhaust leaks, poorly tuned engines, open trunks/tailgates, body holes, idling in confined spaces, and blocked tailpipes.
- If CO poisoning is suspected, remove the person from the source and call 911.
Idling Restrictions
- Motorists should restrict idling to three minutes or less.
Steering Wheel Hand Position
- Proper hand position for steering wheel grip is at 9 and 3 o'clock.
Hand Signals
- Stop: hand and arm downward, palm facing rear.
- Right turn: hand and arm upward.
- Left turn: hand and arm straight out.
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Description
This quiz reviews key driving regulations and requirements for obtaining various types of automobile licenses. It covers topics such as address changes, name changes, and the minimum age for various permits and licenses. Test your knowledge to ensure you're prepared for the state driving test!
