NJ MVC Driving Test question and answers (latest ) complete solutions

What is the minimum speed at which a car driving on a wet road might start to hydroplane? -Answer- 35 mph A motorist who operates a motor vehicle in the state of New Jersey must carry one of three valid licenses. Name them. -Answer- 1. A valid probationary license (GDL) 2. A valid drivers license 3. A validated New Jersey Permit What other documents, aside from license, must a motorist in New Jersey carry? -Answer- Valid insurance and vehicle registration cards. A motorist who is a legal resident of New Jersey must be licensed where? -Answer- In this state. A motorist who changes addresses must report this change to the MVC within _____ after moving. This includes individuals who are moving out of New Jersey. -Answer- 1 week A motorist with a valid out-of-state license who moves to New Jersey must apply for a New Jersey license within ____ (CDL 30 Days) or before the current license expires whichever is sooner. The out-of state license must be surrendered prior to receiving a NJ license. -Answer- 60 days Drivers under the age of 21, who possess an examination permit or probationary license , shall not operate a motor vehicle without displaying what? Where are these located? -Answer- Two visible, reflective GDL decals (provided by the MVC) on the top left of the license plates of the vehicle. Altering a drivers license or presenting an altered drivers license may result in what? -Answer- The loss of a motorists driving privilege, a fine up to $1000 and/or imprisonment. Obtaining a driver license illegally may result in what? -Answer- A fine up to $500 and/or imprisonment. PRO TIP: On punitive questions about offenses always pick the longest answer. -Answer- Exception: $100 fine for violating GDL/Probationary License PRO TIP: If you are not sure of the answer, pick all of the above. -Answer- Exception: 1. 2. When are drivers with Leaners Permits not allowed to drive? -Answer- Between 11:01 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. When are drivers with Leaners Permits allowed to drive? -Answer- Between 5:01 a.m. and 11:00 p.m. A permit holder must be accompanied in the front seat by who? -Answer- An adult supervising driver who is at least 21 years of age and who possesses a valid NJ driver license and has a minimum of 3 years driving experience. Passengers of a permit holder are limited to who? -Answer- Any parent, guardian, or dependent of the special permit holder and one additional passenger. If the student driver commits a traffic offense, responsibility will be with both the student and who? - Answer- The instructor or adult supervising the driver. All motorists who possess a probationary drivers license, whose probationary license period is not extended by the MVC beyond the standard _____, must visit an MVC agency to upgrade to a basic driver license after the end of those _____ . Motorists who fail to do so will remain subject to the probationary license restrictions and could be cited by law enforcement for violating the restrictions. - Answer- 12 months An applicant may drive a properly registered vehicle to the road test area. However, a licensed driver must remain in the vehicle with the applicant _____. A vehicle may not be moved, even in the road test line, without a licensed driver in the vehicle. If the accompanying motorist is licensed in a state other than NJ, or has less than ___ years of driving experience, he/she must drive the vehicle to the road test area. The MVC ____ supply vehicles for road tests. Only _____ are allowed in the vehicle when the test is administered. -Answer- All Times 3 Does Not MVC Examiners How should a driver test and dry out their brakes after driving through water with conventional disc or drum brakes? -Answer- Pump them gently A motorist should be able to stop within ___ feet at ___ mph. -Answer- 25 feet 20 mph What are ABS brakes and what are they good for? -Answer- They are computerized brakes good for keeping the car from skidding. Should you always or never use turn signals. -Answer- Always What requires a motorist to remove snow or ice from a vehicle before we driving it? -Answer- State Law Where should you're headrest be? -Answer- The middle of the back of you're head. What are the three key things to check before turning? -Answer- 1. Mirrors 2. Turn Signals 3. Blindspots How many revolutions should you make when making a hard left or right turn? -Answer- 3 What technique should you use when turning? -Answer- Hand over hand Where should you're hands be placed on the steering wheel? -Answer- 9 and 3 What foot should be used for both the brake and the gas pedal? -Answer- Right What foot should be used for the manual clutch if there is one? -Answer- Left What hand signal is used for stopping or slowing down? -Answer- Hand and arm downward, palm facing to the rear. What hand signal is used for a right turn? -Answer- Hand and arm upward. What hand signal is used for a left turn? -Answer- Hand and arm straight out. A vehicle should be driven slowly in reverse, typically at what speed? -Answer- 2-4mph T OR F: A motorist must be able to drive in reverse in order to pass the road portion of the driving test. He/she will be asked to back the vehicle about 100 feet in a straight line, slowly and smoothly. - Answer- True