New Jersey MVC permit practice test 13

B: Swerving may cause you to hit something else or be hit from behind. Trying to avoid animals often causes crashes; swerving may lead you to hit something else or be hit from behind. New Jersey Driver Manual: Animals, page 155.

B: It is against New Jersey law to have backup lights on while moving forward. New Jersey law prohibits having backup lights on while the vehicle is moving forward. New Jersey Driver Manual: Backup Lights, page 45.

B: Attempt the test in an offered language first. You must first attempt the knowledge test in an offered language; if you fail, MVC arranges a state-approved interpreter. New Jersey Driver Manual: Knowledge Test, page 30.

B: Traffic, including hard-to-see bicycles and mopeds. Check for traffic, especially bicycles and mopeds, before opening the driver's door; you may be liable for a crash. New Jersey Driver Manual: Parking Regulations, page 84.

B: No, it is prohibited. New Jersey law prohibits add-on tinting on windshields and front side windows. New Jersey Driver Manual: Windshield, page 47.

C: At least two weeks. You must inform the MVC of the need for an interpreter at least two weeks before the date you plan to take the test. New Jersey Driver Manual: Knowledge Test, page 30.

B: Every year. Drivers should have their eyes tested every year or two; over age 40, every year. New Jersey Driver Manual: Vision, page 118.

D: Two years. Knowledge test and vision screening results are valid for two years. New Jersey Driver Manual: Examination Permits for New Jersey Residents, page 20.

B: 60 days or before the current license expires, whichever is sooner. New residents must apply within 60 days (30 days for a CDL) or before their current license expires, whichever comes first. New Jersey Driver Manual: Laws Governing Driver Licenses, page 4.

D: One year. A motorist with a valid license from another country may drive with it for up to a year. New Jersey Driver Manual: Examination Permits for Out-of-Country Drivers, page 21.

B: Four years. Licenses and IDs are valid for four years. New Jersey Driver Manual: Enhanced Security and License Issuance Process, page 6.

B: A valid license or validated permit, plus valid insurance and registration cards. A motorist must carry a valid license, probationary license or validated permit, and valid insurance and registration cards. New Jersey Driver Manual: Laws Governing Driver Licenses, page 4.

B: Two. Two points are added to a New Jersey driving record for traffic violations committed in other states. New Jersey Driver Manual: Point System, page 137.

B: Up to three. Up to three points are subtracted each year without a violation or suspension, but never below zero. New Jersey Driver Manual: Point System, page 137.

C: 12 points or more. Motorists who accumulate 12 or more points receive a Notice of Scheduled Suspension from the MVC. New Jersey Driver Manual: Driver Improvement Program, page 133.

C: Three. Completing a Driver Improvement Program removes three points from the driver's record. New Jersey Driver Manual: Driver Improvement Program, page 134.

A: Two points, once every five years. A defensive driving course removes two points, and the MVC recognizes it for point reduction only once every five years. New Jersey Driver Manual: Defensive Driving Courses, page 135.

B: When you receive a special learner or examination permit. The two-year probationary driver period starts when a special learner or examination permit is issued. New Jersey Driver Manual: Probationary Driver Program, page 134.

B: Drivers convicted of two or more moving violations totaling four or more points. Two or more moving violations totaling four or more points require enrollment in the Probationary Driver Program. New Jersey Driver Manual: Probationary Driver Program, page 134.

B: $150 for six points and $25 for each additional point. The violation surcharge is $150 for six points plus $25 for each point above six, billed every year that you have six or more points from violations posted in the past three years. New Jersey Driver Manual: Violation Surcharges and Point Violations, page 136.

A: Two. Exceeding the maximum speed by 1-14 mph carries 2 points. New Jersey Driver Manual: Moving Violation Point Chart, page 139.

D: Five. Exceeding the maximum speed by 30 mph or more is a 5-point violation. New Jersey Driver Manual: Moving Violation Point Chart, page 139.

D: Five. Tailgating (N.J.S.A. 39:4-89) carries 5 points. New Jersey Driver Manual: Moving Violation Point Chart, page 139.

D: Five. Improper passing of a school bus is a 5-point violation. New Jersey Driver Manual: Moving Violation Point Chart, page 140.

D: Eight. Leaving the scene of a crash is 2 points with no injury and 8 points when there is personal injury. New Jersey Driver Manual: Moving Violation Point Chart, page 140.

C: Failure to observe stop or yield signs. Failure to observe stop or yield signs is 2 points; racing and reckless driving are 5 and improper passing on the right is 4. New Jersey Driver Manual: Moving Violation Point Chart, page 140.

B: 14 days. A new resident must have a passenger vehicle five model years or older inspected within 14 days after registering it. New Jersey Driver Manual: Vehicle Inspection, page 160.

B: Every two years. Gasoline passenger vehicles (1996 and newer) more than five model years old must pass inspection every two years. New Jersey Driver Manual: Vehicle Inspection, page 160.

B: Return them to the MVC. If a motorist terminates vehicle insurance, the plates must be returned to the MVC. New Jersey Driver Manual: License Plates, page 159.

A: 24 hours. Replace lost or damaged plates within 24 hours at any MVC Vehicle Center. New Jersey Driver Manual: License Plates, page 159.

B: Loss of license for one year. A first offense brings a one-year license loss (permanent for a subsequent offense) plus fines of $2,500-$5,000 and/or 180 days in jail. New Jersey Driver Manual: Motor Vehicle Violations, page 130.

B: $500 fine and up to six months additional suspension. First offense: $500 fine and up to six months of additional license and/or registration suspension. New Jersey Driver Manual: Motor Vehicle Violations, page 130.

B: One-year license loss, $300-$1,000 fine and community service. A first no-insurance offense can bring a 1-year license loss, $300-$1,000 fine, surcharges and court-determined community service. New Jersey Driver Manual: Driving Under the Influence (DUI) (penalty chart), page 126.