De Parto Ch. 1-6 Flashcards
How many days does a non-New Jersey driver who moves to New Jersey have to apply for a New Jersey license?
60 Days.
What are the requirements for applicants of a New Jersey license?
A full name, current address, Social Security number, 6 Points of ID Verification, and documentation of their legal presence in the United States.
What are air bags?
Equipment in your car that are designed to supplement seat belts.
What does it mean if another motorists flashes their lights at you?
Your lights could be out of line.
What should a driver do if they hear unusual thumping while driving?
Check the tires.
What is the state law regarding snow and ice?
Snow and Ice should be removed from a vehicle before driving; it can slide off and hit another driver or pedestrian.
Where should a driver’s hands be kept while driving normally?
At the positions 9 and 3.
What does it mean if the driver in front of you has their hand sticking straight up?
Their blinkers/headlights are broken and they’re making a right turn.
What is New Jersey’s seat belt law?
All drivers and passengers are to wear a seat belt.
Why do many applicants get rejected?
Poor brakes, warning lights on, unsafe tires, lack of examiner access to foot break, broken/cracked glass, etc.
When do motorists pay double fines?
If they go 10mph above a 65mph limit.
Who do motorists yield to?
Emergency vehicles, trains, buses, postal vehicles,motorized devices, vehicles already in intersection.
What is a controlled intersection?
An intersection is controlled if there are signals, signs, or an officer directing you.
What is the entrance to a highway called?
An acceleration lane.
What is a weave lane?
An entrance and exit for an expressway.
What happens to your car when you approach a curve?
The vehicle will continue to go straight, so motorists need to adjust their speed and steering.
What must a motorist do when they want to make a right on red?
The motorist should come to a full stop and check for oncoming track, yielding traffic and pedestrians before making the turn.
What is the distance all motorists must keep from all school buses?
25mph.
What is the “Move Over Law”?
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.
When should headlights be used?
A half-hour after sunset and to a half-hour before sunrise.
What are parking lights?
These lights are used for a short time, when a vehicle is left to show other motorists where this vehicle is parked.
What is the law on cellular phones?
State law prohibits any use of handheld electronic device while on a public road or highway.
What is the speed limit for suburban business and residential districts?
35mph.
When must passing be completed?
Before the center lines are solid again.
When must a motorist stop?
At stop signs, at a red light, or when a school bus is picking up/dropping off children.
How is BAC affected?
Quantity of alcohol consumed, body weight, how fast they were consumed, and what foods have been eaten.
What is the best way to reduce the risk of a crash after drinking?
By not driving after drinking.
What happens if a motorist refuses a breath test?
They can receive a surcharge of $1,000 per year for 3 years.
What are signs of drunk driving?
Speeding, weaving, slow driving, jerking motions, and quick stops.
How can someone be a good host?
Provide alcohol-free drinks and nutritious snacks.
What happens to motorists after using marijuana?
Loss of tracking ability, distance judgement, vigilance, and divided attention.
What common health problems can cause a headache?
A stiff neck, a cough, or a sore leg.
Why is hearing imperative for driving?
Motorists may need to hear cars that can’t be seen.
Why is vision important for safe driving?
Most of what drivers do behind the wheel is based on what they see.
