New Jersey MVC permit practice test 10

C: The driver and all passengers. Under state law the driver and all passengers must wear a seat belt. New Jersey Driver Manual: Buckle up – New Jersey's Seat Belt Law, page 40.

B: A $100 fine or suspension of driving privileges. Failure to follow GDL restrictions may result in a $100 fine or suspension of driving privileges. New Jersey Driver Manual: Graduated Driver License (GDL), page 14.

B: Steer to the extreme right, stop and wait for it to pass. Steer to the extreme right of the roadway, stop and wait for the emergency vehicle to pass. New Jersey Driver Manual: Pull Over and Stop for Emergency Vehicles, page 78.

B: Drivers failing to detect and recognize motorcycles in traffic. A motorist's failure to detect and recognize motorcycles in traffic is the most common cause of motorcycle crashes. New Jersey Driver Manual: Motorcycles, page 147.

A: Divided highway begins ahead. The divided highway sign warns that the road ahead is divided by a median. New Jersey Driver Manual: Appendix: Driver Safety (sign illustrations), page 220.

B: To alert drivers, by noise and vibration, to a decision point or danger ahead. Rumble strips vibrate and make noise to alert or wake drivers to a decision point or danger ahead; they do not damage vehicles. New Jersey Driver Manual: Rumble Strips, page 218.

B: Reaction distance. Keeping a foot near the brake can reduce reaction distance. New Jersey Driver Manual: Three Seconds-Plus Rule, page 95.

B: Rock the vehicle by shifting between forward and reverse. Keep engine speed low, use a lower gear if wheels spin, and rock the vehicle between forward and reverse. New Jersey Driver Manual: Snow and Ice, page 99.

B: Notify the police and try to find the owner. If you hit a parked vehicle, the police must be notified and you should try to find the owner. New Jersey Driver Manual: Parked Vehicle Crash, page 110.

B: Weaving, quick stops and jerky speed changes. Telltale signs include speeding, weaving, slow driving, jerking motions and quick stops. New Jersey Driver Manual: Drinking and Driving, page 116.

B: The driver. The driver is responsible for all passengers under age 18; front-seat adults are responsible for themselves. New Jersey Driver Manual: Buckle up – New Jersey's Seat Belt Law, page 40.

B: Hour, passenger and decal restrictions. For holders 21 or older, the hour, passenger and decal restrictions do not apply. New Jersey Driver Manual: Probationary Driver License Restrictions, page 18.

C: 300 feet. Keep at least 300 feet behind a signaling emergency vehicle. New Jersey Driver Manual: Pull Over and Stop for Emergency Vehicles, page 78.

B: Motorcycles can brake in shorter distances than other vehicles. Never follow a motorcycle too closely because it can stop in a shorter distance than other vehicles. New Jersey Driver Manual: Motorcycles, page 146.

B: U-turns. A U-shaped arrow with a red circle and slash means no U-turns. New Jersey Driver Manual: Appendix: Driver Safety (sign illustrations), page 221.

B: The edge of the highway, separating the shoulder from the travel lane. Edge lines separate the shoulder from the travel lane and show the edges of highways. New Jersey Driver Manual: Road Markings, page 217.

C: At least 12 seconds. Look at least 12 seconds ahead; at 25 mph in the city that is about a block. New Jersey Driver Manual: City Driving, page 101.

B: Send a written report to the MVC within 10 days. When damage exceeds $500 or someone is injured and no police report is filed, send a written report to the MVC within 10 days. New Jersey Driver Manual: Reporting Crashes, page 111.

B: Not take it before driving. Drugs that may cause drowsiness or dizziness should not be taken before driving. New Jersey Driver Manual: Drugs and Driving, page 117.

B: No; for back-seat occupants 18 and older it is a secondary offense. Unbuckled back-seat occupants 18 and older may be ticketed only if the vehicle is stopped for another reason. New Jersey Driver Manual: Buckle up – New Jersey's Seat Belt Law, page 40.

B: A legible certification on the employer's letterhead, carried in the vehicle. Employment or religious exemptions require a legible certification on official letterhead with the certifying official's signature, name, title, address and phone number. New Jersey Driver Manual: GDL Driver Exemptions, page 19.

B: Blue. Private vehicles of volunteer fire and rescue members responding to an emergency use blue lights. New Jersey Driver Manual: Pull Over and Stop for Emergency Vehicles, page 78.

C: As much as 25 percent. During bad weather, large vehicles can take as much as 25 percent longer to stop. New Jersey Driver Manual: Trucks, Tractor-Trailers, and Buses, page 147.

B: Bicyclists may use the full lane. The Bike May Use Full Lane sign tells drivers that a bicyclist may ride in the center of the travel lane. New Jersey Driver Manual: Appendix: Driver Safety (sign illustrations), page 221.

B: Only by right turns. Roundabout traffic enters and exits only through right turns, which greatly reduces severe crashes. New Jersey Driver Manual: Roundabouts, page 218.