New Jersey MVC permit practice test 4

B: You need not stop, but stay alert for children. Drivers on a dual highway who are on the other side of a safety island or raised median do not have to stop for a frozen dessert truck, though watching for children is still wise. New Jersey Driver Manual: Stop for Frozen Dessert Trucks, page 78.

B: Roadway hazards and warnings. Yellow diamond signs warn of road conditions and hazards, such as curves, deer or school crossings. New Jersey Driver Manual: Warning Signs, page 214.

B: Proceed only in the direction of the arrow, yielding to pedestrians. With a green arrow, alone or with a red signal, proceed only as shown by the arrow and yield to pedestrians. New Jersey Driver Manual: Traffic Signals, page 212.

B: The lane nearest the right-hand edge or curb, except when passing or preparing to turn left. Drive in the lane nearest the right edge or curb, except when overtaking another vehicle or preparing for a left turn. New Jersey Driver Manual: Keeping to the Right, page 65.

B: 6. The table lists 6 car lengths at 30 mph on wet pavement (3 under ideal conditions). New Jersey Driver Manual: Minimum Safe Following Distance (in Car Lengths), page 96.

B: Toward the right side of the road until the vehicle passes. Look to the right side of the road until the vehicle passes, and never flash your high beams at them. New Jersey Driver Manual: Bright and Dim, page 83.

B: Slow down, look under the hood or out the side window, and use lane markings to pull off the road. Slow down immediately, look under or around the hood and use the lane markings to guide you off the road. New Jersey Driver Manual: Hood Latch Failure, page 108.

D: They contain about the same amount. Each of these standard drinks contains about the same amount of alcohol, about half an ounce. New Jersey Driver Manual: How Much is Too Much, page 115.

B: Arm and hand upward. A right turn is signaled with the hand and arm upward. New Jersey Driver Manual: Driving Signals, page 54.

B: Three months. Under the Adult Road (GDL Option C), applicants 21 and older practice at least three months before the road test. New Jersey Driver Manual: GDL: Option C, page 17.

B: Safely pull off the road and turn on hazard lights. If vehicle problems keep you from keeping up with traffic, safely pull off the road and activate the hazard lights. New Jersey Driver Manual: Driving Too Slowly, page 63.

C: At a marked curb space with no restrictions posted. Interstate highways, bus stops and bridges are all listed no-parking places; a legal curb space with no posted restriction is allowed. New Jersey Driver Manual: Do Not Park, page 85.

B: Oncoming traffic and pedestrians in the crosswalk. When turning left, yield to oncoming traffic and stop for pedestrians within a crosswalk. New Jersey Driver Manual: Intersections, page 67.

B: From the left lane into the left lane. Approach in the left lane and turn into the left lane of the road you are entering. New Jersey Driver Manual: Left Turns, page 73.

C: At least 15 feet. A motorist must stop at least 15 feet from the crossing when there are flashing lights, bells, gates or flag signals. New Jersey Driver Manual: Stop at Railroad Crossings, page 76.

B: Orange diamond. Orange diamond-shaped signs warn of construction and maintenance, such as lane closings, flaggers and detours. New Jersey Driver Manual: Road Work Signs, page 215.

B: They should not enter the roadway. Pedestrians facing the steady raised palm must not leave the sidewalk or enter the roadway. New Jersey Driver Manual: Orange, Steady Raised-Palm Symbol, page 213.

B: Drive on the right half of the roadway, except when passing or on a one-way street. Motorists must keep to the right half of the roadway unless passing or driving on a one-way street. New Jersey Driver Manual: Keeping to the Right, page 65.

B: Pick a fixed object; when the car ahead passes it, count; you should not reach it before three seconds. Choose a fixed object ahead; start counting when the car ahead passes it; it should take at least three seconds for you to reach it. New Jersey Driver Manual: Three Seconds-Plus Rule, page 95.

B: Three to five seconds. It can take three to five seconds to recover; at 50 mph you travel the length of a football field without seeing. New Jersey Driver Manual: Bright and Dim, page 83.

B: Bring the vehicle to a stop in a safe area off the road and try the headlight or dimmer switch. Safely stop off the road; try the headlight or dimmer switches, and if they fail use parking lights, flashers or turn signals and call for help. New Jersey Driver Manual: Headlight Failure, page 107.

C: The type of alcoholic drink. BAC depends on how much you drink, body weight, how quickly you drink and food eaten, not the type of drink. New Jersey Driver Manual: How Much is Too Much, page 115.

C: Arm downward, palm facing to the rear. To signal stop or slow, extend the hand and arm downward with the palm facing the rear. New Jersey Driver Manual: Driving Signals, page 54.

C: 17. A probationary license requires passing the road test after six months of supervised driving and being at least 17. New Jersey Driver Manual: GDL: Option A, page 15.

B: No, it is prohibited. New Jersey law prohibits blocking traffic through slow driving when road and traffic conditions are normal. New Jersey Driver Manual: Driving Too Slowly, page 63.