Michaela Walsh Chapter 1-3 Flashcards
What identification proof must a driver present at the DMV?
- one primary document
- one secondary document
- six points of ID
- proof of address
Where is the GDL decal placed on the car?
top left corner of the front and rear license plates
Where should hands be placed at all times while driving (not including reverse)?
9 and 3 o’ clock
Where should hands be placed while driving in reverse?
left hand on top of the steering wheel and right hand behind passenger seat
Where should the wheel be set when a vehicle is parked facing downhill?
wheels should be turned toward the curb
Where should the wheel be set when a vehicle is parked facing uphill?
wheels should be turned away from the curb
What driving signal is represented by a hand downward, and a palm facing you?
the vehicle is stopping of slowing down
What driving signal is represented by a hand and arm upward, and a palm facing forward?
the vehicle is turning right
What driving signal is represented by a hand and arm straight out?
the vehicle is turning left
How many passengers can a permit holder drive with?
one parent or guardian and one additional passenger
What is the speed limit in school zones and business or residential districts?
25 mph
What is the speed limit in suburban businesses and residential districts?
35 mph
What is the speed limit on non-posted rural highways?
50 mph
What is the speed limit on certain state highways (as posted) and interstates?
55 mph
What is the speed limit on certain interstate highways (as posted)?
65 mph
When approaching an uncontrolled intersection, a motorist must ______?
reduce speed and be ready to stop
When approaching a curve in the road, a vehicle tends to ______?
keep going straight
You are authorized to turn right at a red light only after ______?
coming to a complete stop and checking for traffic
You may only pass on the ____ side.
left
When the line is broken, can you pass?
yes
When the line is solid, can you pass?
no
On a two-lane road or highway separated by lines, what must a motorist do when approaching a school bus with flashing lights?
stop at least 25 ft away from the bus
On a dual lane highway, the motorist on the other side of the raised median should do what when approaching a school bus with flashing lights?
slow down to 10 mph
If a bus stops directly in front of a school to pick up or drop off children, what must the car behind do?
the motorist can pass the bus at a speed no faster than 10 mph
When an emergency vehicle is approaching with sirens and or flashing lights, what must the motorist do?
steer to the extreme right of the road, stop, and wait for the emergency vehicle to pass
What is aggressive driving?
dangerous, aggressive driving behaviors
What is road rage?
being upset or angry and allowing your emotions to get in the way or affect your driving
What is Maggie’s Law?
you cannot drive if you know that you have not gotten enough sleep/ are sleep-deprived
Tailgating can cause _____.
accidents/ collisions
What is a safe following distance?
one car length per 10 mph
What is the 3 second rule?
a method in confirming that your following distance is safe: if there is 3 seconds between the car in front of you passing a non-moving object before you pass it, your following distance is safe
When are you permitted to use your bright beam or high beam lights?
at night when no cars are near
In a city, how far ahead should you look?
12 seconds
Traffic fines in NJ double when violations occur in _______.
a construction zone
What do you do if your car begins to skid?
take your foot off the gas pedal and turn the wheel in the direction that the car is skidding
What do you do if you drift into the shoulder of the road?
slow down, regain control, and turn slowly back onto the road
What is the best way to reduce the risk of a crash cause by drinking?
do not drive after drinking AT ALL
It is illegal for an individual who is 21 or over to drive with a BAC of ______ or higher.
.08
For individuals younger than 21, it is illegal to drive with a BAC of ___ or higher.
0.01
A motorist with a BAC of .05 is _____ times more likely to get in an accident.
2
1.5 oz of liquor = ??
12 oz of beer or 5 oz of wine
What have most motorists been drinking when pulled over for drinking and driving?
beer
What are the signs that someone is driving drunk?
speeding, weaving, slow driving, jerking motions, or quick stops
What may happen to the host of a house party if a guest is involved in a drinking and driving collision after leaving the party?
they may become involved in a lawsuit
What is a designated driver?
driver responsible for the safe transportation of friends or family members who have been drinking alcoholic beverages
After alcohol, what drug is most often found with drivers involved in collisions?
marijuana
