Driver’s Ed
Chapter 1-5 Test
1. When applying for a driver’s license in the state of New Jersey, you must present the following items:
A driver’s license applicant in the state of New Jersey must provide their full name, current address, Social Security
number, and 6 Points of ID.
2. How old does a person have to be before applying for a basic driver’s license? Probationary license?
Basic License: 18 years
Probationary License: 17 years
3. Discuss the requirements to reach the full 6 Points of ID required to obtain a license in the state of NJ.
At least one primary document such as a birth certificate.
At least one secondary document such as a marriage license.
Proof of Address
A verifiable Social Security number
4. What does GDL stand for? What is this term?
GDL stands for Graduated Driver License (Program) and it is a program for new drivers to properly learn driving
techniques and laws.
5. What are the hours between which a special learner permit holder may drive?
11:01pm to 5:00am
6. Until what age must a driver apply GDL decals on their vehicle?
Until the age of 21.
7. What is the MINIMUM score that is accepted as passing on the NJMVC knowledge test?
80% is the minimum score acceptable.
8. What are the four components to the Safety Pledge to Nikhil?
Stop Completely, Stay Alert, Talk Safe, Plan Ahead.
9. What are three things that will be assessed on the road test?
Parallel parking, using the horn, and turning.
10. How must children who are under age 8 and less than 4’ 9” ride in a vehicle in the state of NJ?
In a forward facing car seat or a booster seat.
11. What do SRS and SIR abbreviations stand for, and what do they mean?
SRS: Supplemental Restraint System
SIR: Supplementary Inflatable Restraint
These abbreviations are for the names of airbags.
12. What color are the reverse lights on a car?
White
13. How many feet of stopping distance is required for a well-maintained car going 20 mph?
About 25ft of stopping distance.
14. How much tread should a tire always have?
At least 1/16 inches
15. If damage occurs to another vehicle because of dislodged snow and ice from another vehicle, how much is the fine?
$1,500
16. What hand positions on the steering wheel are outlined by the NJMVC?
9 o’clock and 3 o’clock.
17. True or False: A driver should use the hand-over-hand steering technique when driving.
True.
18. True or False: A motorist must stop for pedestrians in a crosswalk.
True
19. What are the two types of intersections?
Controlled and Uncontrolled.
Controlled has traffic signals, uncontrolled does not.
20. What is a minimum number of feet away from a school bus a vehicle must stop?
25 feet.
21. Complete the statement: “Wipers on, __________.”
Lights on.
22. What is an example of a driving distraction?
Eating.
23. What are the dates between which cars can have snow tires installed?
Nov. 15 – Apr. 1
24. How many “seconds” must be between two cars in a city driving situation?
12 seconds.
25. At what speed does hydroplaning start?
About 35 mph.