Test 2

1. If you have a valid out of state license and move into NJ you must apply for a NJ license within: 30 days 60 days 7 days 14 days
2. What test must you pass in NJ to get a drivers license for the first time? Eye test Law knowledge test Road test All of the above
3. Some applicants fail their road test without ever stepping on the gas pedal. Which of the below is a reason for the examiner to reject the automobile? Unsafe tires Failed inspection sticker A center console or other equipment in a position that prevents the examiner from reaching the foot or parking brake All of the above
4. Seat belts can save your life and improve your chances of surviving a crash by 20% 40% 60% 10%
5. Seat belts help you in what way? They keep you from being thrown from the car in a collision They keep you from sliding on the seat during sudden stops and turns They slow your body down with your car All of the above
6. It takes how long to fasten a seat belt? 3 seconds 5 seconds 7 seconds 10 minutes
7. Blind spots are: When you forget your glasses When your windshield is cracked Area where you cannot see behind your car – (both sides) through the mirrors Where there is fog
8. For normal driving keep your hands at 10 and 2 9 and 3 11 and 4 12 and 6
9. Every driver applicant must present: Proof of age Proof of identity Proof they are in the US legally All of the above
10. The graduated driver license program is for: Everyone in NJ First time drivers Tractor trailer drivers only All of the above
11. In order to get a special learners permit you must be: Over 25 Over 18 16 years old None of the above
12. NJ seat belt law requires all front seat occupants to wear a seat belt. The driver is responsible For anyone under 18 For anyone under 25 Senior citizens All of the above
13. NJ child passenger law states that Children under 18 months of age must be properly buckled into a federally approved child car seat if they ride anywhere in the vehicle Only children in the back seat can stand up Only children in the front must be buckled All of the above
14. What percent of information you need to drive is visual? 20% 50% 75% 95%
15. Based on reaction time of ¾ seconds, at 50 miles per hour on a dry surface a passenger car needs how many feet to stop? 55 feet 243 feet 105 feet 1000 feet
16. Your total stopping distance depends on Your own reaction time Weather and road conditions The weight of the vehicle All of the above
17. The faster you are going the longer it will take you to: Stop Get to school Wear out your tires Signal for turns
18. A common mistake new drivers make is Not signaling Slamming the brake pedal down too hard Forgetting their license Running out of gas
19. If you forget to cancel your signal after a turn you Could mislead other drivers Could stall your engine None of the above All of the above
20. This hand signal means: Left turn Right turn Stop or slow Car trouble
21. This hand signal means: Left turn Right turn Stop or slow Car trouble
22. To make a turn you must Decide well in advance where you want to turn Look behind you and to both sides for other vehicles and people to see if it is safe to turn Signal first and then move into proper lane All of the above
23. A maneuver used for turning around is called: 3 point turn or k-turn A cross buck Cross over Parallel park
24. To steer the car in reverse Look over your left shoulder Look out the right mirror Turn your head and body to the right to see clearly through the back window Stare at rear view mirror
25. When you drive in reverse Turn the wheel in the direction you want the rear of the car to go Don’t turn the wheel Turn slightly to the right Lock steering wheel to left
26. when backing your car in a straight line your left hand should be on the steering wheel at 9 o’clock 10 o’clock 12 o’clock 3 o’clock
27. When parking on a hill you must make sure your car does not roll into traffic. If you park where there is a curb facing downhill Turn your wheels away from the curb Turn your wheels towards the curb Leave wheels straight None of the above
28. When parking uphill where there is a curb you must Leave your wheels straight Turn your wheels away from the curb Turn your wheels toward the curb None of the above
29. When parking on a hill with no curb Leave your wheels straight Turn your wheels toward the edge of the road Turn your wheels to the right None of the above
30. When practicing parallel parking, cones, flags, or markers should be: 10 feet apart 25 feet apart 50 feet apart 100 feet apart

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