Chapter 1

Question 1

What three pieces of information do NJ motorists need to carry while operating a motor vehicle?

Answer 1

valid registration
valid insurance card
validated permit/probationary or basic driver’s license

Question 2

A motorist that moves in state, has how long to notify the MVC of their address change?

Answer 2

one week

Question 3

What are the three possible consequences of altering or showing an altered license?

Answer 3

loss of a motorist’s driving privilege, a fine up to $1,000 (or look for $1, 100) and/or imprisonment

Question 4

Obtaining a driver’s license illegally, may result in?

Answer 4

a fine up to $500 and/or imprisonment

Question 5

Failure to adhere to the GDL restrictions can result in how much of a fine?

Answer 5

$100

Question 6

What are the requirements of a supervising driver?

Answer 6

at least 21 years of age, possesses a valid NJ driver’s license, and has a minimum of three years’ driving experience

Question 7

How many passengers may a holder of a Special’s Learner Permit have in the vehicle?

Answer 7

Dependents and 1 additional person, unless accompanied by a parent/guardian

Question 8

how old do you have to be to obtain a Special Learner’s Permit?

Answer 8

16

Question 9

What needs to be completed in order for a Special Learner’s Permit to be obtained at 16?

Answer 9

Must be enrolled in an approved behind-the-wheel driver training course through the NJDOE or Commercial Driving School and purchased by an approved driving instructor

Question 10

What must a Special Learner Permit holder have with them while practice driving?

Answer 10

a seat belt on, a validated Special Learner Permit, supervising driving

Question 11

If a motorist is under 21 years of age, what hours are they restricted to driving with a GDL Examination Permit or Probationary License?

Answer 11

Restricted to driving between 5:01 am to 11:00 pm

Question 12

If you have a Special Learner’s Permit, what age do you become eligible for an unrestricted basic Driver’s License?

Answer 12

at 18, after completing one year of unsupervised driving

Question 13

How many passengers is a holder of a Probationary Driver’s License restricted to?

Answer 13

Dependents and 1 additional person, unless accompanied by a parent/guardian

Question 14

What requirements must be met in order to obtain a Probationary License?

Answer 14

Must have completed 6 months of supervised driving without any suspensions or postponements, must pass MVC’s road test, must be at least 17 years old

Question 15

If a motorist who is 21 years or older has a validated GDL permit, what driving times are they restricted to/

Answer 15

No restrictions apply

Question 16

After passing the knowledge and vision test, and having the permit validated, what must the permit holder do before being allowed to practice driving?

Answer 16

obtain two red reflectorized decals, one for each license plate

Question 17

All motorists that hold a Special Learner’s Permit, Examination Permit, or Probationary License, must display what on their vehicle?

Answer 17

a reflectorized red decal on both the front and rear license plate

Question 18

What must a motorist who possesses a Probationary License do once completing the GDL requirements?

Answer 18

visit a MVC agency to upgrade to an unrestricted basic driver license

Question 19

A probationary driver is probationary for how long?

Answer 19

one year/12 months

Question 20

What hours can the holder of a GDL Special Learner Permit not drive between?

Answer 20

11:01 pm and 5:00 am

Question 21

If you are enrolled in a behind-the-wheel training course with a secondary and/or commercial driving school, at what age can you get your Special Learner’s Permit?

Answer 21

16, before you turn 17