Chapter 1 (Multiple Choice)

Explanation
A motorist with a validated NJ driver permit must be accompanied by an appropriately licensed driver because a validated driver permit allows the individual to practice driving under certain conditions, and having an appropriately licensed driver present ensures that there is someone experienced and qualified to take control of the vehicle if necessary. This requirement helps to ensure the safety of both the permit holder and other road users.

Explanation
Foreign motorists who hold a valid license from their country are not required to surrender their license to the MVC (Motor Vehicle Commission) upon receiving a New Jersey license. This means that the statement is false.

Explanation
Individuals who have never had a driver license must complete the Graduated Driver License (GDL) Program, which introduces driving privileges in phases with a period of supervised driving before getting a basic driver license. The GDL program is designed to gradually introduce new drivers to the responsibilities and skills required for safe driving. This program typically includes a learner's permit phase, followed by a provisional license phase, and finally a full driver's license phase. Completing the GDL program helps ensure that new drivers have adequate experience and training before obtaining a regular driver's license.

Explanation
If a motorist has a restriction on his/her license (such as the need to wear corrective lenses while driving), it will appear on the license in a coded form.

Explanation
An endorsement added to a license refers to an additional qualification or permission granted to the license holder. Since the endorsement is directly linked to the license, it makes sense for it to expire along with the license itself. In other words, when the license expires, any endorsements attached to it will also no longer be valid. Therefore, the statement "An endorsement added to a license will expire with the license" is true.

Explanation
Graduated Driver License (GDL) permits are valid for a certain period of time before they expire. In this case, the correct answer is "Two years," indicating that GDL permits remain valid for a duration of two years. This means that individuals holding a GDL permit have a two-year timeframe to complete the necessary requirements and progress to the next stage of obtaining a full driver's license.