New Jersey MVC permit practice test 7

B: Tire chains. Tire chains provide the best traction on ice and in hard-packed or deep snow; snow tires do not grip well on ice. New Jersey Driver Manual: Snow and Ice, page 99.

B: About three to ten minutes. A vehicle with windows and doors closed will float for about three to ten minutes. New Jersey Driver Manual: Plunging Into Water, page 106.

B: 0.05%. The device has a built-in breathalyzer and prevents starting if BAC exceeds 0.05%. New Jersey Driver Manual: Ignition Interlock Device, page 127.

B: To report a fire, crash, serious road hazard, or medical or hazmat emergency, keeping one hand on the wheel. Hand-held use is allowed only in listed emergencies, and the driver must keep one hand on the wheel. New Jersey Driver Manual: Cellular Telephones, page 86.

C: Three years. The adult supervising driver must be 21 or older, hold a valid New Jersey license and have at least three years of driving experience. New Jersey Driver Manual: Examination Permit Restrictions, page 18.

B: Walking speed, about 2 to 4 mph. A vehicle should be driven slowly in reverse, typically at walking speed (2 to 4 mph). New Jersey Driver Manual: Driving in Reverse, page 55.

B: The curbside. It is safer for passengers to exit a parked vehicle from the curbside. New Jersey Driver Manual: Parking Regulations, page 84.

B: At all corners of intersections, marked or unmarked, unless signs prohibit crossing. Crosswalks can be marked or unmarked and exist at all corners of intersections unless signs prohibit pedestrian crossing. New Jersey Driver Manual: Pedestrians in a Crosswalk, page 66.

B: In the first few seconds after the light changes. Most crashes at traffic signals happen in the first few seconds after the light has changed. New Jersey Driver Manual: Stopping Regulations, page 74.

C: A mile or more. A freight train traveling at 55 mph can take a mile or more to stop. New Jersey Driver Manual: Trains, page 153.

A: Green. Green rectangular signs provide direction guidance. New Jersey Driver Manual: Appendix: Driver Safety (sign shapes and colors), page 214.

B: Yes, when it is safe, and you must finish before the line becomes solid. Pass only if the dashed line is on your side and finish before the dashed line becomes solid. New Jersey Driver Manual: Road Markings, page 217.

B: At a railroad crossing. Do not pass at street crossings, intersections, railroad crossings, on hills or curves, bridges, underpasses or tunnels. New Jersey Driver Manual: Passing, page 65.

B: November 15 to April 1. Studded snow tires may be used between November 15 and April 1. New Jersey Driver Manual: Snow and Ice, page 99.

B: Get everyone out and away from the vehicle and tracks, then call the number on the Emergency Notification sign or 911. Get out and move far away even if no train is coming, then call the number on the crossing's Emergency Notification sign or 911. New Jersey Driver Manual: Stalling on Railroad Tracks, page 106.

B: Three months. A first offense at 0.08% to under 0.10% requires an ignition interlock for three months from restoration. New Jersey Driver Manual: Ignition Interlock Device, page 127.

B: Kulesh's, Kuberts' and Bolis' Law. Kulesh's, Kuberts' and Bolis' Law (2012) makes illegal cell phone use while driving recklessness for those statutes. New Jersey Driver Manual: Cellular Telephones, page 86.

C: No, GDL drivers may not use hand-held or hands-free phones or other electronic devices. GDL permit and probationary license holders may not use hand-held or hands-free phones or any other electronic device while driving. New Jersey Driver Manual: Cellular Telephones, page 86.

D: 85 percent. The fatality rate jumps from 5 percent at 20 mph to 85 percent at 40 mph. New Jersey Driver Manual: People, page 144.

B: On the right shoulder with emergency flashers on. In case of mechanical trouble or other emergency, stop on the right shoulder and turn on emergency flashers. New Jersey Driver Manual: Do Not Park, page 85.

B: Stop. You must stop for a blind pedestrian using a white or metallic cane or a trained guide dog. New Jersey Driver Manual: Stopping Regulations, page 75.

B: A light that has been green for some time and may soon change. A stale green light has been green for a while; be prepared for it to change to yellow and red. New Jersey Driver Manual: Stopping Regulations, page 74.

B: Shifting gears. Do not shift gears while crossing railroad tracks in a standard transmission vehicle. New Jersey Driver Manual: Trains, page 153.

B: Regulatory. White vertical rectangles are regulation signs, such as speed limits. New Jersey Driver Manual: Regulatory Signs, page 215.

B: No passing allowed. When both center lines are solid, no passing is allowed. New Jersey Driver Manual: Passing, page 64.