Drivers Ed chapter 1-3 questions with verified solutions

Drivers Ed chapter 1-3 questions with verified solutions What 3 things must a motorist have while operating a motor vehicle? driver's license, insurance card, vehicle card How many weeks does a driver have to change there license after they move? 1 week How many weeks does a driver have to change there license after they change there last name? 2 weeks What does DDL stand for? digital driver's license What is the difference between a vertical and horizontal Driver's License? if the licence is vertical it means that person is under 21, if the license is horizontal it means that person is 21 or over What is the class of a basic license class D How long does it take for your basic license to expire 4 years 6 point ID system. The 6 points of ID is the ID you must bring to your road test. Each piece of ID is worth a certain number of points. You must have 6 points in order to complete your road test All applicants must prove their identity through a prescribed combination of documents that include? You need a birth certificate, passport, transcript, student ID, social security card, and/or a current NJ drivers license What is a graduated driver's license? a multi-step system that introduces first time driver to driving. What are the 5 steps to the early bird road? get a permit, practice with an adult, get a probationary license, practice driving with, your probationary license, get a basic driver license What is a supervising driver? someone in the car that supervises your driving. They must have at least 3 years of driving experience and are over 21. What are the hours you are not allowed to drive with your special learners permit? 11pm to 5am Are you allowed to use a cell phone that does not have a hands free device while driving? No if your under 18 Who is allowed in the car while you are driving with your Special Learners Permit? an adult that had a least 3 years of driving experience and is over 21 Who must wear a seatbelt while you have your special learners permit? Anyone in the car. What is Sarah's law? A law that lets any US citizen to put their emergency contacts on a website so if anything happens to them there family will be notified. requirements for Special Learners Permit: Must be 16 years or older. requirements for Examination Permit Once your 17 years old or you have practiced driving for 3 months, and finished your 6 hour driving course. requirements for Probationary License Once your 17 years old or you have practiced driving for 3 months, and finished your 6 hour driving course. requirements for Basic License: Once you turn 18 and got all the other licenses mentioned What requirements do you need to obtain you basic driver's license? 6 points of ID, and to pass your vision, knowledge and road test. How many questions are on the knowledge state test? 50 Your eyesight has to be at least what to get your basic license 20/50 Your eyesight has to be at least what to get your commercial license 20/40 Why can the DMV recheck your vision periodically? they can recheck your vision if they feel your vision is poor. When can you take the road test? If you are under 21 you have to wait 6 months after receiving your permit, or until your 17 to go for your road test. If you are over 21 you have to wait 3 months. How many months must you practice driving before you can obtain your license? You must practice for 6 months if you're under 21 and 3 if your older than 21. What requirements does your test vehicle need when you take it for the road test? 2 GDL decals, valid inspection sticker, emergency brake passenger can reach, valid registration, and valid insurance. What are the elements of the road test? driving in reverse, following other vehicles, nearing corners, intersections, parking, sitting properly, starting a vehicle, steering properly, stopping at stop signs,stopping smoothly, turing, using the horn, and yielding right of way. List the reasons for rejection so that a driver cannot take the road test. invalid inspection sticker, lack of examiner brake, poor brakes, dashboard brake warning light on, unsafe tires, not clean, failed inspection,fast engine, missing seatbelt, tinting on front windows and windshield, missing mirrors, or any broken glass. What are the requirements for the accompanying driver they stay in the vehicle the whole time,and if they have an out of state license or had less than 3 years of driving experience they must drive the car. What is the NJ seat belt law? All passengers and drivers must wear a seat belt The motorist is responsible for all passengers under the age of? 18 Does everyone in the car need seat belts if you are have your permit or provisional license? yes What percent does a seat belt improve a person's chance of survival? 60% In what ways does a seatbelt reduce serious injury or death? stopping people from being thrown out of the vehicle, slowing the body down when the car slows down, and they keep everyone from sliding. What is the leading killer of children? Traffic accidents What weights can an infant car seat carry and what way must it face in the car? up to 30lbs and it must face the rear. What weights can a convertible car seat hold? 30 or more pounds Where should a child safety seat be placed? the back seat What does the child restraint law state? All child safety seats must be approved before use. Children up to what age and weight must be in a rear facing seat 8 or 80lbs When are children the safest in a car? when they are in the back seat in the appropriate child passenger seat. An infant is safest in what type of car seat? A rear facing car seat. What does SRS stand for? Supplemental restraint system. What does SIR stand for? supplemental inflatable restraint Backup Lights So cars know you are baking up Brakes So the driver can make a smooth quick stop Brake Lights so no one crashes into you from the back Headlights So the driver can see at night. Horn So drivers can signal when they come out of a blind alley or curve way Steering So it's easy to maneuver the car Tail Lights to signal other motorist Tires To show other drivers if they are turning Turn Signals to tell other cars they are going to turn Windshield So the driver can see What should you do before entering a car? You should check the surroundings of the car and the tires Describe the starting a car checklist. All windows should be clean, seat must be adjusted, inside and outside mirrors are adjusted, seat belt is on, the vehicle is in park, and the doors should be locked Why should you keep good posture while driving? So the driver is comfortable and to make driving easier What percent of driving information is visual? More than 95% What are blind spots? Spots the driver can't see. Where should we hold our hands on the steering wheel? 9 and 3 What type of steering is involved in turning? Hand-over-hand steering What effects stopping distance? Reaction time and speed. What are the two braking systems? ABS and a disc brake braking system Should you slam on the brake pedal when braking? No How far before a turn should you use your turn signal? 100 ft Which way is the arm signal for slowing down? arm down with your palm facing the car Which way is the arm signal for a right turn? arm and hand up Which way is the arm signal for a left turn? hand and arm straight out Describe the body position for driving in reverse. Your head and body is turned to the right and one hand is on the wheel. What should motorists always do before turning? check their blind spots. Which way should you turn the wheels when parking uphill? away from the curb Which way should you turn the wheels when parking downhill? towards the curb Where do we see angle parking? In many parking lots.