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B: Drivers entering from the entrance ramp must yield to drivers leaving the expressway. The motorist entering from the ramp must yield the right-of-way to the motorist leaving the expressway. New Jersey Driver Manual: Weave Lane, page 70.

C: Five car lengths. The rule of thumb is one car length (about 20 feet) for each 10 mph of speed, so five car lengths at 50 mph. New Jersey Driver Manual: One Car Length, page 94.

B: No, parking or auxiliary lights cannot legally replace headlights. Parking or auxiliary lights cannot legally be used in place of headlights when headlights are required. New Jersey Driver Manual: Using Headlights, page 83.

B: The steering will lock and you will lose control. Turning the ignition to lock while moving locks the steering as the vehicle turns, causing loss of control. New Jersey Driver Manual: Ignition System, page 104.

C: Time. Alcohol is removed slowly by the body; only time can make a person sober. New Jersey Driver Manual: Effects of Alcohol, page 114.

B: Apply firm steady pressure and do not pump; do not jerk the wheel. With ABS, keep firm, steady pressure on the pedal and never pump it or violently jerk the wheel. New Jersey Driver Manual: Proper Braking, page 53.

C: At least six months. GDL permit holders under 21 need at least six months of supervised practice driving before a road test appointment. New Jersey Driver Manual: Road Test, page 34.

C: 10 mph or more. Motorists pay double fines for exceeding the 65 mph limit by 10 mph or more. New Jersey Driver Manual: Speed Control, page 62.

C: 50 feet. Parking is prohibited within 50 feet of a railroad crossing. New Jersey Driver Manual: Do Not Park, page 85.

B: The vehicle on the left yields to the vehicle approaching from the right. When in doubt in a circle, use the uncontrolled-intersection rule: the vehicle to the left yields to the vehicle approaching from the right. New Jersey Driver Manual: Traffic Circle, page 68.

B: To the right of the center line of the road you enter. Approach close to the center line and keep to the right of the center line of the road you are entering. New Jersey Driver Manual: Left Turns, page 73.

B: Proceed carefully, watching for children or persons with developmental disabilities. Proceed only after the bus signals are turned off, and even then watch for children or persons with developmental disabilities. New Jersey Driver Manual: Stop for School Buses, page 77.

A: Railroad crossing advance warning. Yellow round signs are railroad crossing advance warning signs. New Jersey Driver Manual: Appendix: Driver Safety (sign shapes and colors), page 214.

B: Slow down and proceed with care. A flashing amber or yellow light means slow down and proceed with care. New Jersey Driver Manual: Traffic Signals, page 212.

B: The left or center lane. Drive in the left or center lane to avoid merge conflicts during rush hour and look for exits early. New Jersey Driver Manual: Highways Through Cities, page 71.

B: 20 feet. One car length is about 20 feet. New Jersey Driver Manual: One Car Length, page 94.

B: On open country roads with no traffic in sight. Bright beams are for open-country driving when no traffic is in sight. New Jersey Driver Manual: Bright and Dim, page 83.

B: Stay on the shoulder, ease off the gas, and return when at 25 mph or less with a quarter turn of the wheel. Ease off the gas and, once at 25 mph or less, turn the wheel about one-quarter turn back toward the road. New Jersey Driver Manual: Running Off the Pavement, page 105.

C: 90%. About 90 percent of alcohol is oxidized by the liver; the other 10 percent leaves in breath, urine and sweat. New Jersey Driver Manual: Effects of Alcohol, page 114.

B: 1/16 inch. Do not drive on tires with less than 1/16 inch of tread. New Jersey Driver Manual: Tires, page 46.

B: At least 50 hours, including 10 during darkness. A minimum of 50 practice driving hours, including 10 hours during darkness, is required, certified on the BA-CSD form. New Jersey Driver Manual: Road Test, page 34.

B: In highway construction (work) zones. In New Jersey, traffic fines are doubled for motor vehicle violations committed in roadway construction zones. New Jersey Driver Manual: Construction Zones/Work Zones, page 103.

B: 20 feet. Do not park within 20 feet of a fire station driveway entrance, or within 75 feet on the opposite side of the street. New Jersey Driver Manual: Do Not Park, page 85.

B: The circle's historically established traffic flow and any stop or yield signs at the entrances. New Jersey has no set traffic circle rule; the established flow pattern (often the major highway) and posted stop or yield signs govern. New Jersey Driver Manual: Traffic Circle, page 68.

B: The lane nearest the center line on the right side (the passing lane), then move right when safe. Turn into the lane nearest the center line, which is the passing lane, then move right out of it when traffic permits. New Jersey Driver Manual: Left Turns, page 73.