New Jersey MVC permit practice test

B: 16. A special learner permit can be obtained at 16 by a resident enrolled in an approved behind-the-wheel driver training course. New Jersey Driver Manual: Special Learner Permits for New Jersey Residents, page 19.

C: 25 mph. New Jersey's limit in school zones, business and residential districts is 25 mph unless otherwise posted. New Jersey Driver Manual: Speed Control, page 62.

A: No more than 6 inches. It is illegal for a vehicle to be parked more than six inches from the curb. New Jersey Driver Manual: Parking Regulations, page 84.

B: The driver on your right. At a multi-way stop, yield to the motorist on the right if both arrive at the same time. New Jersey Driver Manual: Intersections, page 67.

B: 100 feet. State law requires moving to the proper lane and signaling at least 100 feet before any turn. New Jersey Driver Manual: Turning, page 55.

C: At least 25 feet. State law requires stopping at least 25 feet from a school bus with flashing red lights. New Jersey Driver Manual: Stop for School Buses, page 77.

B: Come to a complete stop. The red octagon is used only for STOP signs; you must come to a complete stop. New Jersey Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 215.

C: Red. On a vertical signal the red light is always on top, yellow in the center and green below; a green arrow is at the bottom. New Jersey Driver Manual: Traffic Signals, page 212.

B: Use the acceleration lane to speed up to the flow of traffic and yield to traffic on the highway. Use the acceleration lane to reach traffic speed, avoid stopping, and yield to traffic already on the main road. New Jersey Driver Manual: Entering Highways, Parkways, and Turnpikes, page 68.

C: Three-seconds-plus rule. The three-seconds-plus rule helps judge a safe following distance at any speed. New Jersey Driver Manual: Three Seconds-Plus Rule, page 95.

B: On the highest point of the road, such as the center lane. To reduce hydroplaning, drive on the highest point of the road, such as the center lane of a multi-lane highway. New Jersey Driver Manual: Hydroplaning, page 97.

B: Shift to a lower gear and pump the brake pedal fast and hard. Shift to a lower gear and pump the brake pedal fast and hard; if that fails, use the parking brake while holding the release. New Jersey Driver Manual: Brake Failure, page 107.

B: 0.08% or higher. Driving with a BAC of 0.08 percent or higher, or while under the influence, is illegal. New Jersey Driver Manual: How Much is Too Much, page 115.

B: 9 and 3 o'clock. Grip the outside rim at the 9 and 3 o'clock positions; this reduces injury risk if the airbag deploys. New Jersey Driver Manual: Hand Position, page 51.

B: 17. Any New Jersey resident at least 17 who is not suspended can obtain an examination permit; no instructor or school enrollment is needed. New Jersey Driver Manual: Examination Permits for New Jersey Residents, page 20.

C: 35 mph. Suburban business and residential districts have a 35 mph limit unless posted otherwise. New Jersey Driver Manual: Speed Control, page 62.

B: 10 feet. Do not park within 10 feet of a fire hydrant. New Jersey Driver Manual: Do Not Park, page 85.

B: The vehicle on the left yields to the one on the right. As a rule, the vehicle on the left should yield to the vehicle on the right at uncontrolled intersections. New Jersey Driver Manual: Uncontrolled, page 68.

B: Take the next turn instead. Never back up if you miss a turn; it is better to take the next turn than risk a crash. New Jersey Driver Manual: Turning, page 55.

B: Slow to 10 mph. On a dual-lane highway, if you are on the other side of a safety island or raised median, slow to 10 mph. New Jersey Driver Manual: Stop for School Buses, page 77.

B: Inverted (downward-pointing) triangle. The YIELD sign is a white inverted triangle with red wording and border. New Jersey Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 215.

C: On the left. When the lights are horizontal, red is always on the left. New Jersey Driver Manual: Traffic Signals, page 212.

B: Go on to the next exit. If you miss an exit, go on to the next one; never back up on an exit ramp or deceleration lane. New Jersey Driver Manual: Leaving Highways, Parkways, and Turnpikes, page 69.

C: Four or more seconds. During bad weather or on wet roads, increase the interval to four or more seconds. New Jersey Driver Manual: Three Seconds-Plus Rule, page 95.

B: From one-half hour after sunset to one-half hour before sunrise, and whenever visibility is 500 feet or less. Headlights are required from 1/2 hour after sunset to 1/2 hour before sunrise, when visibility is 500 feet or less, and in fog, mist or smoke. New Jersey Driver Manual: Using Headlights, page 83.