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B: When you can see the passed vehicle in your rearview mirror. A good indication is when the vehicle you passed is visible in your rearview mirror. New Jersey Driver Manual: Changing Lanes and Passing, page 96.

B: Make all reasonable efforts to remove snow and ice from the hood, trunk, roof and windows. Motorists must remove accumulated snow and ice from all exposed surfaces, including the hood, trunk, roof and windshield. New Jersey Driver Manual: Snow and Ice, page 47.

C: At least 300 feet (about 120 paces). Place a flare or sign just behind the vehicle and another warning device at least 300 feet (about 120 paces) back. New Jersey Driver Manual: Emergency Stops, page 105.

B: $250-$400. A first offense at 0.08% to under 0.10% carries a $250-$400 fine, plus many fees and surcharges. New Jersey Driver Manual: Mandatory Penalties, page 123.

B: Knowingly driving while impaired by lack of sleep. Maggie's Law makes it illegal to knowingly drive while impaired by lack of sleep and treats it as recklessness under vehicular homicide. New Jersey Driver Manual: Tired Driver/Highway Hypnosis, page 92.

B: One. Passengers are limited to the probationary driver's dependents and one additional person unless a parent or guardian is in the vehicle. New Jersey Driver Manual: Probationary Driver License Restrictions, page 18.

C: 25 mph. Motorists must slow to 25 mph or less and proceed with caution when approaching or passing horses. New Jersey Driver Manual: Horseback Riders & Horse-Drawn Vehicles, page 155.

A: In front of a public or private driveway. Never park in front of a public or private driveway. New Jersey Driver Manual: Do Not Park, page 85.

B: Yield the right-of-way to the bus. All non-emergency vehicles must yield to buses re-entering traffic after dropping off or picking up passengers. New Jersey Driver Manual: Yielding to School and Commercial Buses, page 150.

B: Reduce speed, glance left and then right, and keep your foot on the brake. When nearing an intersection reduce speed, glance left then right and keep your foot on the brake. New Jersey Driver Manual: City Driving, page 101.

C: At least 4 feet. You must move over a lane if possible, or allow at least 4 feet when passing on a single-lane road. New Jersey Driver Manual: Safe Passing Law (Vulnerable Road Users), page 146.

B: An advisory speed sign. When the maximum safe speed around a curve is lower than the speed limit, an advisory speed sign is used with the warning sign. New Jersey Driver Manual: Appendix: Driver Safety (sign shapes and colors), page 214.

B: Stop behind the line when required by a sign or signal. A solid white stop line shows where to stop for a traffic signal or sign. New Jersey Driver Manual: Intersections, page 67.

B: Stay in your lane and slow down to make the pass easier. Stay in the proper lane and slow down to make the pass easier, then return to normal speed. New Jersey Driver Manual: Passed by Another Vehicle, page 97.

B: $25 to $75. Violators face $25 to $75 even if no snow or ice dislodges; up to $1,500 if it causes injury or damage. New Jersey Driver Manual: Snow and Ice, page 47.

B: Pull far onto the shoulder, turn on flashers, raise the hood, and stay in the vehicle with your seat belt on and doors locked. Pull off, use flashers, raise the hood, stay in the vehicle belted with doors locked, and call for help. New Jersey Driver Manual: Disabled Vehicles, page 71.

C: $1,000. A first DUI brings a $1,000 annual surcharge for three years. New Jersey Driver Manual: Mandatory Penalties, page 123.

B: Every two hours. Rest every two hours and/or share the driving with another licensed motorist. New Jersey Driver Manual: Tired Driver/Highway Hypnosis, page 93.

B: Top left corner of the front and rear license plates. One reflective decal goes on the top left corner of the rear plate and one on the top left corner of the front plate. New Jersey Driver Manual: GDL Decal, page 19.

B: Slow to 25 mph and be prepared to stop until it is safe to pass. Under the Safe Passing Law, if 4 feet is not possible you must slow to 25 mph and be ready to stop until you can pass safely. New Jersey Driver Manual: Bicycles, Skateboards, and Inline Skates, page 150.

B: When you can see past the tops of the vehicles parked next to you. Back slowly, and when you can see past the tops of the neighboring parked vehicles, stop and look again. New Jersey Driver Manual: Angle Parking, page 57.

B: No, the yield law applies to buses re-entering traffic, not to lane changes. Once the bus is back in the normal flow of traffic, motorists are not required to yield to it when it changes lanes. New Jersey Driver Manual: Yielding to School and Commercial Buses, page 150.

B: Scan left, right and behind, check mirrors and blind spots, and look for bicyclists and pedestrians. Many crashes happen when drivers focus only on oncoming traffic; scan all directions and check for pedestrians and cyclists. New Jersey Driver Manual: Intersections, page 67.

B: $500 fine and 2 points. Causing bodily injury brings a $500 fine and 2 points; without injury it is a $100 fine and no points. New Jersey Driver Manual: Safe Passing Law (Vulnerable Road Users), page 146.

B: Slow-moving vehicle. A fluorescent, reflective orange triangle marks slow-moving vehicles such as farm and construction equipment. New Jersey Driver Manual: Special Warning Signs, page 217.