New Jersey MVC permit practice test 12

B: Idling in a garage, even with the garage door open. Idling in a garage or confined space, even with the door open, can cause dangerous CO buildup. New Jersey Driver Manual: Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, page 48.

B: Do not let them drive; offer a nap or a place to stay, and notify police as a last resort. Don't let them drive; suggest a nap or staying overnight, and as a last resort notify the police. New Jersey Driver Manual: Good Hosts and the Drinking Driver, page 116.

B: So you can just see the tip of the driver-side door handle in the lower right of the mirror. Adjust it so the tip of the driver-side front door handle appears in the lower right of the mirror. New Jersey Driver Manual: Starting Your Car, page 50.

A: Within one week. A motorist who moves must report the change of address to the MVC within one week. New Jersey Driver Manual: Laws Governing Driver Licenses, page 4.

B: Large vehicles may roll backward slightly when starting. Leave space behind trucks and buses, especially uphill, because they may roll back slightly when starting. New Jersey Driver Manual: Trucks, Tractor-Trailers, and Buses, page 149.

B: Warning, guidance and regulatory. Signs are divided into warning, guidance and regulatory signs. New Jersey Driver Manual: Appendix: Driver Safety (sign shapes and colors), page 213.

B: Adjust the sun visor, hold the wheel firmly, slow down and watch lane markings. Adjust the visor without blocking your view, grip the wheel firmly, slow down and watch the lane markings. New Jersey Driver Manual: Reduced Visibility, page 99.

B: Turn your head and body to look through the rear window. Turn your head and body to the right so you can see clearly through the back window without relying on mirrors. New Jersey Driver Manual: Driving in Reverse, page 55.

B: Two weeks. A legal name change (marriage, divorce or court order) must be reported to the MVC within two weeks. New Jersey Driver Manual: Laws Governing Driver Licenses, page 4.

B: Bear right to reduce wind turbulence and avoid a sideswipe. Bear right when a large vehicle approaches from the opposite direction to reduce turbulence and avoid a sideswipe. New Jersey Driver Manual: Head-On No-Zone, page 150.

B: A regulatory sign. Flaggers have the same authority as a regulatory sign, so you may be cited for disobeying them. New Jersey Driver Manual: Road Work Signs, page 215.

B: Turn on headlights, don't tailgate, obey posted speeds and watch for workers. Stay alert, turn on headlights, don't tailgate or speed, minimize distractions and expect the unexpected. New Jersey Driver Manual: Construction Zones/Work Zones, page 103.

B: The opposite direction of the turn. Remember that the front of the vehicle swings in the opposite direction of a turn. New Jersey Driver Manual: Driving in Reverse, page 55.

D: 50. The knowledge test consists of 50 questions, plus a survey question about organ donation. New Jersey Driver Manual: Knowledge Test, page 30.

C: 25 mph. Moped drivers may not exceed 25 mph and must ride on the right with traffic. New Jersey Driver Manual: Mopeds, page 150.

C: Up to one-half mile. Work zones are identified by an advance warning sign or flashing lights on a vehicle up to one-half mile before the work area. New Jersey Driver Manual: Construction Zones/Work Zones, page 103.

B: A signal left on could mislead other drivers about what you will do. Cancel the signal after every turn; leaving it on can mislead other motorists into thinking you are about to turn again. New Jersey Driver Manual: Driving Signals, page 54.

C: 40 (80 percent). You need 80 percent, or 40 of the 50 questions, correct. New Jersey Driver Manual: Test Requirements, page 31.

B: A four-wheeled, non-gas vehicle with a top speed of more than 20 but no more than 25 mph. An LSV is a four-wheeled vehicle with an attainable speed over 20 but not over 25 mph, not powered by gas or diesel. New Jersey Driver Manual: Low-Speed Vehicles, page 153.

B: Stop off the road on the shoulder and turn on emergency flashers. If visibility is greatly reduced, stop alongside the road or on the shoulder, out of traffic, and turn on emergency flashers. New Jersey Driver Manual: Reduced Visibility, page 99.

B: Be alert, be prepared, act in time. The formula is be alert, be prepared and act in time. New Jersey Driver Manual: Prevent a Crash, page 90.

C: 20/50 with or without corrective lenses. Basic license applicants need 20/50 vision with or without corrective lenses. New Jersey Driver Manual: Test Requirements, page 31.

B: Stop and remain stopped as long as it takes the horse to pass. When a horse rider or driver signals by raising a hand, you must stop and stay stopped until the horse passes. New Jersey Driver Manual: Horseback Riders & Horse-Drawn Vehicles, page 155.

B: Dial #77. Report aggressive drivers at (888) SAF-ROAD or #77 from a cell phone; pulling over first is safest. New Jersey Driver Manual: Aggressive Driving/Road Rage, page 91.

B: That eye must meet the 20/50 rule and a licensed physician must sign documentation. For sight in one eye only, that eye must meet 20/50 and the applicant needs documentation signed by a licensed physician. New Jersey Driver Manual: Test Requirements, page 31.