De Parto Ch. 1-6 Flashcards

1
Q

How many days does a non-New Jersey driver who moves to New Jersey have to apply for a New Jersey license?

A

60 Days.

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2
Q

What are the requirements for applicants of a New Jersey license?

A

A full name, current address, Social Security number, 6 Points of ID Verification, and documentation of their legal presence in the United States.

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3
Q

What are air bags?

A

Equipment in your car that are designed to supplement seat belts.

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4
Q

What does it mean if another motorists flashes their lights at you?

A

Your lights could be out of line.

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5
Q

What should a driver do if they hear unusual thumping while driving?

A

Check the tires.

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6
Q

What is the state law regarding snow and ice?

A

Snow and Ice should be removed from a vehicle before driving; it can slide off and hit another driver or pedestrian.

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7
Q

Where should a driver’s hands be kept while driving normally?

A

At the positions 9 and 3.

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8
Q

What does it mean if the driver in front of you has their hand sticking straight up?

A

Their blinkers/headlights are broken and they’re making a right turn.

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9
Q

What is New Jersey’s seat belt law?

A

All drivers and passengers are to wear a seat belt.

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10
Q

Why do many applicants get rejected?

A

Poor brakes, warning lights on, unsafe tires, lack of examiner access to foot break, broken/cracked glass, etc.

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11
Q

When do motorists pay double fines?

A

If they go 10mph above a 65mph limit.

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12
Q

Who do motorists yield to?

A

Emergency vehicles, trains, buses, postal vehicles,motorized devices, vehicles already in intersection.

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13
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What is a controlled intersection?

A

An intersection is controlled if there are signals, signs, or an officer directing you.

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14
Q

What is the entrance to a highway called?

A

An acceleration lane.

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15
Q

What is a weave lane?

A

An entrance and exit for an expressway.

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16
Q

What happens to your car when you approach a curve?

A

The vehicle will continue to go straight, so motorists need to adjust their speed and steering.

17
Q

What must a motorist do when they want to make a right on red?

A

The motorist should come to a full stop and check for oncoming track, yielding traffic and pedestrians before making the turn.

18
Q

What is the distance all motorists must keep from all school buses?

A

25mph.

19
Q

What is the “Move Over Law”?

A

This is a law that requires all motorists approaching an emergency vehicle to move to a lane which is not adjacent to the emergency vehicle.

20
Q

When should headlights be used?

A

A half-hour after sunset and to a half-hour before sunrise.

21
Q

What are parking lights?

A

These lights are used for a short time, when a vehicle is left to show other motorists where this vehicle is parked.

22
Q

What is the law on cellular phones?

A

State law prohibits any use of handheld electronic device while on a public road or highway.

23
Q

What is the speed limit for suburban business and residential districts?

A

35mph.

24
Q

When must passing be completed?

A

Before the center lines are solid again.

25
Q

When must a motorist stop?

A

At stop signs, at a red light, or when a school bus is picking up/dropping off children.

26
Q

How is BAC affected?

A

Quantity of alcohol consumed, body weight, how fast they were consumed, and what foods have been eaten.

27
Q

What is the best way to reduce the risk of a crash after drinking?

A

By not driving after drinking.

28
Q

What happens if a motorist refuses a breath test?

A

They can receive a surcharge of $1,000 per year for 3 years.

29
Q

What are signs of drunk driving?

A

Speeding, weaving, slow driving, jerking motions, and quick stops.

30
Q

How can someone be a good host?

A

Provide alcohol-free drinks and nutritious snacks.

31
Q

What happens to motorists after using marijuana?

A

Loss of tracking ability, distance judgement, vigilance, and divided attention.

32
Q

What common health problems can cause a headache?

A

A stiff neck, a cough, or a sore leg.

33
Q

Why is hearing imperative for driving?

A

Motorists may need to hear cars that can’t be seen.

34
Q

Why is vision important for safe driving?

A

Most of what drivers do behind the wheel is based on what they see.