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NJ State Driver's Exam Study Guide 2 TEST BANK WITH ALL VERSIONS OF THE EXAM, Exams of Traffic Control and Regulation

1. What is a good rule for following distances on dry roads? A) Keep one car length back for each 5 mph speed B) Keep one car length back for each 10 mph speed or maintain 2-3 second space between cars C) Keep a 5 second distance regardless of speed D) Follow as close as possible to keep traffic moving Correct Answer: B Rationale: Maintaining one car length for every 10 mph or a 2-3 second gap provides enough time to react safely to sudden stops. 2. What does tailgating mean? A) Driving too slowly in the fast lane B) Driving too close to the vehicle in front C) Stopping abruptly in traffic D) Passing a vehicle on the right side Correct Answer: B Rationale: Tailgating reduces reaction time if the vehicle ahead stops suddenly, increasing the risk of collision.

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NJ State Driver's Exam Study Guide 2
TEST BANK WITH ALL VERSIONS OF
THE EXAM WITH ALLMODULES
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FOR
GUARANTEED PASS| LATEST UPDATE
1. What is a good rule for following distances on dry roads?
A) Keep one car length back for each 5 mph speed
B) Keep one car length back for each 10 mph speed or maintain 2-3 second
space between cars
C) Keep a 5 second distance regardless of speed
D) Follow as close as possible to keep traffic moving
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Maintaining one car length for every 10 mph or a 2-3 second gap provides
enough time to react safely to sudden stops.
2. What does tailgating mean?
A) Driving too slowly in the fast lane
B) Driving too close to the vehicle in front
C) Stopping abruptly in traffic
D) Passing a vehicle on the right side
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Tailgating reduces reaction time if the vehicle ahead stops suddenly,
increasing the risk of collision.
3. When should you dim your headlights?
A) Only in foggy conditions
B) When driving in city and within 500 feet of another vehicle (following or
meeting)
C) Only on highways
D) When driving in daylight
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Dimming headlights prevents blinding other drivers when approaching or
following vehicles within 500 feet.
4. What is an acceleration lane?
A) A lane used for slowing down
B) An extra lane at the entrance to an expressway used to speed up and merge
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  1. What is a good rule for following distances on dry roads? A) Keep one car length back for each 5 mph speed B) Keep one car length back for each 10 mph speed or maintain 2-3 second space between cars C) Keep a 5 second distance regardless of speed D) Follow as close as possible to keep traffic moving Correct Answer: B Rationale: Maintaining one car length for every 10 mph or a 2-3 second gap provides enough time to react safely to sudden stops.
  2. What does tailgating mean? A) Driving too slowly in the fast lane B) Driving too close to the vehicle in front C) Stopping abruptly in traffic D) Passing a vehicle on the right side Correct Answer: B Rationale: Tailgating reduces reaction time if the vehicle ahead stops suddenly, increasing the risk of collision.
  3. When should you dim your headlights? A) Only in foggy conditions B) When driving in city and within 500 feet of another vehicle (following or meeting) C) Only on highways D) When driving in daylight Correct Answer: B Rationale: Dimming headlights prevents blinding other drivers when approaching or following vehicles within 500 feet.
  4. What is an acceleration lane? A) A lane used for slowing down B) An extra lane at the entrance to an expressway used to speed up and merge

C) A lane reserved for trucks only D) A lane for emergency vehicles Correct Answer: B Rationale: The acceleration lane allows vehicles to reach highway speed safely before merging.

  1. How often must a car be inspected? A) Every year B) Every two years C) Every six months D) Only when sold Correct Answer: B Rationale: Regular inspection every two years helps ensure vehicles meet safety and emissions standards.
  2. Illegally getting a driver's license may result in: A) A warning letter B) Fine of $200-$500 and/or 30-90 day jail term C) Immediate permanent license revocation D) No penalty Correct Answer: B Rationale: Illegal license acquisition is a serious offense with fines and possible jail time.
  3. Altering or showing an altered license may result in: A) A fine, imprisonment, and license suspension B) A warning C) Only a fine D) Nothing Correct Answer: A Rationale: Altering official documents is a criminal offense with severe penalties.
  4. You must have what kind of insurance? A) Full coverage B) Liability insurance C) Collision only D) No insurance required Correct Answer: B Rationale: Liability insurance is mandatory to cover damages you may cause to others.
  5. Headlights must be used: A) Only during heavy rain B) 1/2 hour before sunrise and sunset and when visibility is under 500 feet

C) Signal without lane change D) Stop first Correct Answer: B Rationale: Right turns should be made from the rightmost lane to avoid conflicts.

  1. When driving at night make sure you can stop: A) Within the distance you can see ahead B) Within 100 feet C) Within 200 feet D) At any distance Correct Answer: A Rationale: Night visibility limits require stopping within your sight distance.
  2. If you go into a skid you should: A) Brake hard immediately B) Remove your foot from the gas pedal C) Steer opposite the skid D) Speed up Correct Answer: B Rationale: Removing pressure from the accelerator helps regain control.
  3. If a tire blows out: A) Slam on brakes B) Gradually slow down C) Speed up to stabilize D) Turn sharply Correct Answer: B Rationale: Gradual slowing prevents loss of control after blowout.
  4. If a passenger over 18 is found without a seat belt, who is responsible? A) The driver B) The passenger C) The car owner D) The police officer Correct Answer: B Rationale: Adults are responsible for their own seat belt use.
  5. If a vehicle is passing you, you should: A) Speed up B) Slow down to let them pass C) Maintain your speed D) Move to the left lane Correct Answer: B Rationale: Slowing helps the passing vehicle complete safely.
  1. A person may drive on private or public property to avoid a traffic sign or signal if: A) They want to save time B) Instructed to do so by a police officer C) No traffic is around D) It's a shortcut Correct Answer: B Rationale: Only official instructions allow such maneuvers.
  2. In city driving you should: A) Drive faster to avoid congestion B) Drive slower, watch for pedestrians, and uphold the 12 second rule C) Ignore pedestrians D) Only focus on traffic signals Correct Answer: B Rationale: City driving requires extra caution due to traffic and pedestrians.
  3. When driving around a curve, the vehicle tends to: A) Slow down automatically B) Go straight C) Turn sharper D) Speed up Correct Answer: B Rationale: Due to inertia, vehicles tend to continue straight unless steered.
  4. When you begin to hydroplane you should: A) Speed up B) Slow down C) Brake hard D) Turn sharply Correct Answer: B Rationale: Slowing down helps tires regain traction on wet roads.
  5. To keep a proper distance between you and drivers in front of you, stay at least: A) 1 second away B) 2 seconds away C) 4 seconds away D) 10 seconds away Correct Answer: B Rationale: A 2-second gap provides enough reaction time under normal conditions.

C) Give to a friend D) Throw away Correct Answer: B Rationale: Returning plates avoids liability and legal issues.

  1. If you move to NJ your car must be inspected within: A) 7 days B) 14 days of registration C) 30 days D) 60 days Correct Answer: B Rationale: Inspection ensures vehicle safety and compliance soon after registration.
  2. You may not park within this distance of a stop sign: A) 10 feet B) 25 feet C) 50 feet D) 100 feet Correct Answer: C Rationale: Parking too close to stop signs blocks visibility and traffic flow.
  3. When you know an emergency vehicle approaches you should: A) Speed up B) Pull over as far right as possible until it passes C) Stop in the lane D) Ignore and continue Correct Answer: B Rationale: Pulling over allows emergency vehicles to pass safely and quickly.
  4. The speed in a school zone unless otherwise posted is: A) 15 mph B) 20 mph C) 25 mph D) 35 mph Correct Answer: C Rationale: Reduced speed limits protect children in school zones.
  5. When a school bus has parked at a school, you may pass at or under what speed? A) 5 mph B) 10 mph C) 15 mph D) 25 mph

Correct Answer: B Rationale: Slow speed ensures safety around loading/unloading children.

  1. When the road is marked with one broken line and one solid line you may: A) Pass on the side with the broken line B) Pass on the side with the solid line C) Never pass D) Pass anywhere Correct Answer: A Rationale: Passing is only permitted where the broken line is on your side.
  2. The procedure for turning from a two-way road into a four-lane highway is: A) Turn immediately into the right lane B) Get as close to the center lane as possible, turn before the center of the intersection, turn into the left lane going your direction C) Stop before turning D) Turn wide into any lane Correct Answer: B Rationale: This method ensures safe and proper lane positioning after the turn.
  3. If you miss an exit: A) Back up carefully B) Stop and wait C) Go to the next exit, never back up D) Make a U-turn Correct Answer: C Rationale: Backing up on highways is dangerous and illegal.
  4. To regain control in a skid, you should turn the wheel: A) Opposite the direction the back of the car is skidding B) In the direction the back of the car is skidding C) Sharp right D) Sharp left Correct Answer: B Rationale: Steering into the skid helps realign the vehicle.
  5. If your brakes give out suddenly, you should: A) Shift to a lower gear and pump the emergency brake B) Speed up C) Turn off engine D) Honk to warn others Correct Answer: A Rationale: Lower gears and emergency brake help slow the vehicle safely.

C) Stop D) Slow down Correct Answer: B Rationale: This is the standard hand signal for a right turn.

  1. If your license is suspended, you may not: A) Drive only during daytime B) Drive only in emergencies C) Drive until suspension is over D) Drive with a licensed driver Correct Answer: C Rationale: Driving while suspended is illegal and subject to penalties.
  2. An octagonal sign means: A) Yield B) Stop C) Warning D) No entry Correct Answer: B Rationale: The octagon is universally used for stop signs.
  3. If you refuse a breath test and it is your first offense, you face: A) No penalty B) $250-$500 fine, 7 months to 1 year suspension, $1000 a year for 3 years C) Only a warning D) Jail time Correct Answer: B Rationale: Refusal incurs heavy penalties to discourage evasion.
  4. 1 1/2 oz. shot of 86 proof liquor equates to: A) 12 oz. beer, 5 oz. wine B) 24 oz. beer, 10 oz. wine C) 6 oz. beer, 3 oz. wine D) 1 oz. beer, 1 oz. wine Correct Answer: A Rationale: These are standard drink equivalents in alcohol content.
  5. Implied Consent law is: A) You agree to a breath test after arrest for drinking and driving B) You consent only if you want to C) You can refuse without penalty D) Applies only to drivers under 21 Correct Answer: A Rationale: By driving, you agree legally to submit to testing upon arrest.
  1. You may or may not be under the influence with a BAC of: A) 0.01% to 0.04% B) 0.05% to 0.08% C) 0.10% to 0.15% D) Above 0.20% Correct Answer: B Rationale: This range is the borderline for possible impairment.
  2. The two second rule and 12 second rule refer to: A) Speed limits B) Following distance C) Reaction time D) Headlight use Correct Answer: B Rationale: These are rules to maintain safe following distances.
  3. With a BAC of 0.15%, your probability of an accident: A) Is 2 times as great B) Is 10 times as great C) Is 25 times as great D) Is not affected Correct Answer: C Rationale: High BAC greatly increases accident risk.
  4. When driving you must have your: A) License only B) License, registration, and insurance card C) Insurance card only D) Registration only Correct Answer: B Rationale: All three documents must be available upon request.
  5. First signs of drunkenness are usually: A) Sleepiness B) Talkativeness, boosted self-esteem, impaired judgment C) Nausea D) Headache Correct Answer: B Rationale: These behavioral changes indicate intoxication onset.
  6. The penalty for driving after losing your license for drug/alcohol use is: A) $100 fine only B) $500 fine, possible 90-day jail term, 1-2 years added suspension

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  • ANSWER every 10 years Roads are the most slippery - ANSWER during the first few minutes of rain In the event of a crash or sudden stop, seatbelts may Keep you from - ANSWER being thrown from the car, from hitting the windshield or dashboard, from sliding in your seat and losing control. They increase your chance of survival. It is good practice to keep a space cushion ( distance between cars in front and back of you) to... - ANSWER Give you time to react A railroad crossing sign is a - ANSWER Black and yellow circle When reaching an uncontrolled intersection you should... - ANSWER reduce speed, be prepared to stop The two second rule can be used at any speed to help you - ANSWER keep a safe following distance. You are presumed drunk once your BAC reaches - ANSWER .08% If a person gets tanked at your house and gets into an accident, you may - ANSWER become involved in a lawsuit. When a hand is outwardly stretched, it signifies - ANSWER a left turn These driving skills are impaired by alcohol - ANSWER Alertness, judgment, reaction A single white line at the entrance of an intersection commands - ANSWER a halt within 5 feet of the line If you run off the pavement, you should first... - ANSWER slow down, turn back onto the pavement slowly When parking downhill, your wheels should be turned - ANSWER to the right, towards the curb A child is required to be in a child restraint device (car seat) if he or she is - ANSWER is under 8 and under 80 pounds. Under 8 but over 80 pounds necessitates no booster seat.

If you're angry or excited you should not drive until you... - ANSWER Have cooled off. When two roads intersect without signs or lights as guidance, be prepared to - ANSWER stop if necessary Studies show most drunk drivers have been inebriated by... - ANSWER beer The first conviction for drinking and driving may constitute - ANSWER $250-$400 fine, possible imprisonment for 30 days, loss of license 6 months to a year A flashing red light indicates - ANSWER stop, then proceed with caution. The order of lights on a traffic light go in order from top to bottom - ANSWER Red, yellow, green A green arrow means - ANSWER proceed as shown by the arrow A yellow line down the center of the road - ANSWER separates traffic flow in opposite directions When a GDL driver is at the wheel, who must be seat belted? - ANSWER all passengers. How close may you park to a corner? - ANSWER 25 ft What is the stopping distance on dry roads at 50mph? - ANSWER 243 ft What is the proper distance you may park to the curb? - ANSWER 6 inches What are the penalties for driving without insurance? - ANSWER suspension of driver's license and registration and fines Serious accidents causing death, injury, or $200 damage must be reported in 5 days to?

  • ANSWER Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) Points are only issued for - ANSWER moving violations When will you be given a proposed License Suspension Notice? - ANSWER when you have received 12 points What is the penalty for not telling the truth when applying for a license? - ANSWER No less than a $200 fine and/or up to 6 months imprisonment

special permits may be issued at age 16 when? - ANSWER enrolled in a Behind the Wheel DE Course or a Commercial DE Course and purchased by an approved driver When approaching a railroad crossing with flashing lights - ANSWER stop within 50 ft but not less than 15 ft of the nearest rail Is having your driver license a right or a privilege? - ANSWER Privilege What is your primary proof of age identity? - ANSWER Original Birth certificate What is the penalty for possessing or displaying an altered or counterfeit license? - ANSWER a fine up to $1000, up to 6 moths in prison, and a loss of your driver privileged. What must your do if your driver license is lost or stolen? - ANSWER Report it to the police How long must you wait to retake a road test after you have failed it? - ANSWER 2 weeks A driver approaching a flashing red signal must... - ANSWER Stop before entering the intersection When can you practice driving with a special learner's permit? - ANSWER between 5 am and 11 pm How old must you be in NJ to register a motor vehicle - ANSWER 17 when is a driver required to stop his vehicle? - ANSWER At an intersection with a stop sign, when there is a red light,when a traffic officer orders you to stop When must you turn on your head lights? - ANSWER one half hour before sunrise, one half hour after sunset, and when you tum on your wipers. When should you yield to emergency vehicle? - ANSWER When you see a flashing red or blue light or hear a siren When may you drive on a public or private property to avoid a traffic sign or signal? - ANSWER When a police officer directs you to do so What is the implied consent law? - ANSWER you agree to a breath test when under arrest and suspected of drinking and driving

What should you do if a collision is possible? - ANSWER choose to hit something that will give away rather than something is rigid, choose to hit something that is standing still rather that moving towards you, and if you have to hit anything make it a glancing blow or a sideswipe What are some tell tale signs of a drunk driver? - ANSWER Weaving between lanes, going to slow, and quick and sudden stops A 5 oz glass of wine is equal to a... - ANSWER 12oz of beer and 1.5 oz of 86 proof liquor How many feet must you stop behind a school bus that is showing A flashing red light? - ANSWER 25ft what does the NJ seat belt law state? - ANSWER it requires all front seat occupants of passenger vehicles operated in NJ to wear a seat belt system A police officer can stop a driver solely for violation of a seat belt law? - ANSWER TRUE What are some purposes of seat belts? - ANSWER Keep children away from driver and they keep you from being thrown from the car in a collision What is a common mistake with new drivers? - ANSWER Slamming the brake pedal too hard What is the hand signal for stopping or slowing down? - ANSWER hand and arm facing downward, palm facing to the rear What is the hand signal for a right had turn - ANSWER hand and arm upward What is the hand signal for a left hand turn? - ANSWER hand and arm straight out When should turn signals be given? - ANSWER 100 feet before you turn What is a warning signal? - ANSWER Horn What is the speed limit in school zones, business or residential districts? - ANSWER 25mph When may you pass on the right? - ANSWER on roads with more than one lane going in the same direction if vehicles on the roadway are moving in 2 or more substantially

What type of tires should you not drive on? - ANSWER Bald or badly worn tires; slow down when there is heavy rain, standing what or slush on the road What should you do during fog? - ANSWER Keep your headlights on low beam What is the rule for night driving? - ANSWER Slow down and drive within the range or your head lights. When should you dim your headlights? - ANSWER in city driving or when following or meeting another vehicle What are some penalties for a n alcohol or drug related first offense DUI? - ANSWER License loss=3moths to a year, fine $250 or 400, imprisonment for up to 30days, 12- 48 hours IDRC What are the penalities for driving on a DUI suspension? - ANSWER Loss of licensefor an additional 1 to 2 years, $500 fine, and 10-90 days imprisionment. What is the minimum amount of treatment for a person convicted of an alcohol or drug realted traffic offenses at IDRC and needs treatment after evaluation? - ANSWER 16 weeks What is the 1st offender license suspension if you refuse to take a breath test? - ANSWER 7 months to 1 year, $1000 per year for 3 years What is the delay to obtaining a license after underage drinking? - ANSWER six months Ther are no conditional or special work licenses allowed in NJ - ANSWER True How do motor vehicles keep track or your driving record? - ANSWER By adding points when you are convicted ofa moving violation What is the maximum # of points that will be subtracted from your point total for every year without a violation or suspension? - ANSWER Three points-never can be reduced to 0 What does nj belong to? - ANSWER interstate Compacts- member states exchange info. To ensure the driver compliance with the law and that the receiver penalties for violations What is a habitual offender? - ANSWER someone with 3 license suspensions for violations that happened with in 3 years, may loose his or her license for up to 3 years.

What percent of those arrested for DUI are convicted? - ANSWER 87% What does alcohol affect? - ANSWER your vision, judgement, and emotions BAC is determined by what factors? - ANSWER body weight, gender, quantity, food eaten and time driving may increase what? - ANSWER confidence What is the risk if you drink beyond a BAC of .05%? - ANSWER it doubles, at. percent it is 6 times greater and at .15% it is 25 times greater What alcohol beverage is consumed by the greatest number of those who are found drinking and driving? - ANSWER beer What is the only thing that will help you recover from a high BAC? - ANSWER time drugs may also affect basic driving skills - ANSWER true What should you always yield to? - ANSWER Pedestrians and oncoming traffic What should you do if you run off the pavement> - ANSWER slow down, regain control, and turn slowly on to the road What should you do if the rear end of your car stars to slide? - ANSWER Take you r foot of the gas pedal at once, turn in the direction that the rear of your car is skidding What should you do during break failure? - ANSWER shift to a low gear and pump the breaks fast and hard several times. make sure your car is off the roadway. To steer a car in reverse, what should you do? - ANSWER turn the wheel in the direction you want the rear of the car to go. What should you do if you have a tire blowout? - ANSWER Hold steering wheel firmly and keep the car going straight; slow down gradually Where should you turn in your old license plates? - ANSWER at an agency or inspection station ow often must you get your vehicle inspected? - ANSWER Every 2 years after the initial one What is the time period that an owner has to take a used car to inspection? - ANSWER 14 days