New Jersey MVC permit practice test 5

A: Toward the curb. Facing downhill, set the brake and turn the wheels toward the curb. New Jersey Driver Manual: Parking, page 57.

B: Come to a complete stop and remain stopped until they clear your lane and the adjacent lane. You must stop, not just slow or yield, and stay stopped until the pedestrian has cleared your lane and the next lane in the same direction. New Jersey Driver Manual: Pedestrians in a Crosswalk, page 66.

B: Each turns to the left of the center of the intersection. When safe, each driver turns to the left of the center of the intersection. New Jersey Driver Manual: Left Turns, page 73.

B: School buses, buses and vehicles carrying hazardous materials. School buses, buses and vehicles carrying hazardous materials must always stop at railroad crossings. New Jersey Driver Manual: Stop at Railroad Crossings, page 76.

B: No passing zone. Yellow pennant-shaped signs are no-passing zone warning signs. New Jersey Driver Manual: Appendix: Driver Safety (sign shapes and colors), page 214.

B: Yield to the pedestrians. New Jersey law requires turning motorists to yield to pedestrians crossing on the walk signal and those in the crosswalk. New Jersey Driver Manual: White, Steady Pedestrian Silhouette/Countdown, page 213.

C: 65 mph. Highways, parkways and turnpikes are high-speed divided roads with speeds up to 65 mph. New Jersey Driver Manual: Entering Highways, Parkways, and Turnpikes, page 68.

B: Perception distance + reaction distance + braking distance. Stopping distance equals perception distance plus reaction distance plus braking distance. New Jersey Driver Manual: Three Seconds-Plus Rule, page 95.

B: Low beams, plus fog lights if equipped. In fog, slow down and keep headlights on low beam, using fog lights if you have them. New Jersey Driver Manual: Reduced Visibility, page 99.

B: It fails, so you need a firm grip and extra effort to steer. When the engine dies, power steering fails; keep a firm grip and use extra hand power to steer to a safe stop. New Jersey Driver Manual: Power Steering Failure, page 107.

B: Six times. The crash risk doubles slightly above 0.05, is six times as great at 0.10 and 25 times as great at 0.15. New Jersey Driver Manual: How Much is Too Much, page 115.

C: 200 feet. The horn should be able to be heard for at least 200 feet under normal conditions. New Jersey Driver Manual: Driving Signals, page 54.

B: One year. Probationary drivers must complete at least one year of unsupervised driving before getting the basic license. New Jersey Driver Manual: GDL: Option B, page 16.

B: You must drive slower than the limit when weather, road or traffic conditions require it. Never drive faster than conditions safely allow, regardless of the posted limit; failing to do so can be a moving violation. New Jersey Driver Manual: Speed Control, page 63.

B: Away from the curb. Facing uphill with a curb, set the brake and turn the wheels away from the curb. New Jersey Driver Manual: Parking, page 57.

B: Stop and wait for them to finish crossing. You must stop for all pedestrians in a crosswalk, even if the signal changes to Don't Walk while they are crossing. New Jersey Driver Manual: Pedestrians in a Crosswalk, page 66.

B: Start from the right edge, turn left forward, back up turning right, then go forward turning left. Start at the right edge, move forward turning left, back up turning right, then move forward turning left and straighten. New Jersey Driver Manual: The 3-Point Turn (K-Turn), page 56.

C: Immediately proceed to the other side. If warning devices activate while you are crossing, continue across immediately. New Jersey Driver Manual: Stop at Railroad Crossings, page 76.

B: School zone or school crossing. The yellow pentagon is used for school signs. New Jersey Driver Manual: Appendix: Driver Safety (sign shapes and colors), page 214.

B: A police officer directing traffic. A police officer can overrule traffic signals, and officers' directions must always be obeyed. New Jersey Driver Manual: Appendix: Driver Safety, page 211.

B: Open booths. Green lights or signals highlight open toll booths. New Jersey Driver Manual: Toll Booths, page 71.

B: Before the center lines become solid again. All passing must be completed before the center lines are solid again. New Jersey Driver Manual: Passing, page 64.

B: About 35 mph. Wet road surfaces can cause tires to hydroplane starting at about 35 mph; above 55 mph they may totally leave the road. New Jersey Driver Manual: Hydroplaning, page 97.

B: Get everyone out and away from the vehicle at once and call for help. Get passengers out and away from the vehicle immediately and call for help; never try to put out the fire. New Jersey Driver Manual: Car Fires, page 106.

B: By driving on New Jersey roads you have agreed to submit to a breath test after an arrest for intoxicated driving. By using New Jersey roads, motorists agree to submit to a breath test after an arrest for an intoxicated driving offense. New Jersey Driver Manual: Breath Test, page 127.