Chapters 1-4 Practice Health & Safety

During a road test, it is necessary to present valid vehicle registration, valid vehicle insurance, and a permit. These documents are essential to ensure that the vehicle being used for the test is legally registered and insured. Additionally, the permit is required to demonstrate that the individual has obtained the necessary authorization to operate a vehicle. Therefore, all of the above options must be presented during the road test.

All of the above are symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning. If you are anyone is experiencing these symptoms please remove yourself and the victim from the area and seek medical help.

The back seat is the safest place for a car seat.

always yield to pedestrians and obey speed limits.

In the case of suspected carbon monoxide poisoning, it is crucial to immediately remove the person from the source of carbon monoxide. This is because carbon monoxide is a toxic gas that can be fatal if inhaled in high concentrations. By removing the person from the source, you can prevent further exposure and minimize the risk of severe health effects. Calling 911 is also important as it ensures that medical professionals can provide immediate assistance and treatment. Waiting for symptoms to go away or encouraging the person to lie down may not address the underlying issue and could potentially worsen their condition.

A holder of a Probationary Driver License is not permitted to use electronic games, hand held or hands free cell phones, or wireless communication devices while driving. This means that all of the options listed (electronic games, hand held or hands free cell phones, and wireless communication devices) are prohibited for use while driving with a Probationary Driver License.

Everyone in the state of NJ must wear a seat belt while a car is being operated.

At the age of 16 before turning 17 years old, an applicant may obtain a Special Learner Permit and enroll in a behind-the-wheel training course conducted by a secondary and/or commercial driving school. This means that individuals who are 16 years old but have not yet reached their 17th birthday are eligible to obtain a learner's permit and participate in driver training.

pass the KVR, be 17 years old

Supervisors must be 21 or older, have a NJ license, seated in the front and have 3 years of driving experience.

Motorists must yield to all vehicles considering they are special case vehicles or are in most cases larger than your vehicle.

One passenger unless they are your dependents, or accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Motorists must take several measures to secure the safety of all pedestrians. Firstly, they should yield the right-of-way in a crosswalk, allowing pedestrians to safely cross the road. Secondly, they should be alert and obey speed limits, ensuring they have enough time to react to any pedestrians in their vicinity. Lastly, they should never pass another vehicle that has stopped to yield to a pedestrian, as this could put the pedestrian at risk. By following all of these measures, motorists can contribute to the safety of pedestrians on the road.

Altering a driver license or showing an altered driver license is considered a serious offense. It is illegal and can have severe consequences. The given options state that the consequences may include a fine of up to $1,000, up to six months imprisonment, and loss of driving privilege. Therefore, all of the above options are correct and can be the potential consequences for altering or showing an altered driver license.

license, registration, insurance

The driver is responsible for all passengers under 18 years of age. As the person operating the vehicle, the driver has a duty to ensure the safety and well-being of all passengers, especially those who are underage and may require additional care and supervision. This responsibility includes following traffic laws, providing appropriate restraints or seatbelts, and making sure that the young passengers are not engaging in any behavior that could compromise their safety. The owner of the car may have some responsibility, but ultimately, it is the driver who is directly accountable for the passengers.

Driver with a supervisor, have your permit and always wear your seat belt.

Pass broken, never solid.

A child under the age of eight and who is less than 57 inches tall must be properly belted and seated in the rear seat of the vehicle, unless there is no rear seat, in which case the child can be seated in the front seat.

A probationary driver is probationary for a period of 12 months. During this time, they are subject to certain restrictions and requirements, such as limitations on the number of passengers they can have and a zero tolerance policy for alcohol and drugs while driving. This probationary period allows new drivers to gain experience and demonstrate their ability to follow the rules of the road before obtaining a full driver's license.

A Special Driver Examination Permit may be issued at age 16 when the applicant is enrolled in a behind-the-wheel driver testing course approved by the Department of Education, the applicant is enrolled in a Commercial Driving Education School, or purchased by a Driving Instructor. This means that any of these options would qualify an applicant to obtain a Special Driver Examination Permit at the age of 16.

Right hand on passenger seat, left hand on top of the steering wheel and your head turned to the right until you can see out of the back window.

To make a safe right turn, it is important to approach the intersection as far to the right as possible. This allows for better visibility of oncoming traffic from the left and reduces the risk of colliding with vehicles in the opposite direction. By positioning the vehicle closer to the right side of the road, it also provides more space for turning and minimizes the chance of encroaching into adjacent lanes. This approach ensures a safer and more controlled right turn maneuver.

When parking downhill on a street with a curb, the vehicle's wheels should be turned towards the curb. This is because if the vehicle were to roll forward, it would be stopped by the curb. Turning the wheels towards the curb also helps prevent the vehicle from rolling into traffic if the brakes were to fail.

When a school bus has stopped directly in front of a school to pick up or let off children, it is important to pass with caution and at a slow speed to ensure the safety of the children. The correct answer is 10 mph, as this speed allows for a controlled and safe passage while minimizing the risk of accidents or harm to the children.

In order to practice driving, the permit holder must have two red decals, one for each license plate. These decals are required to be displayed on the license plates of the vehicle being driven. This allows other drivers and law enforcement officials to easily identify that the vehicle is being driven by a permit holder who is still learning and may have certain restrictions or limitations. The decals serve as a visual indicator to promote safety on the road.

The driving hours of a GDL Examination Permit or Probationary License holder (under 21 years of age) are restricted to 5:01 am - 11pm. This means that they are not allowed to drive between 11pm and 5:01am. This restriction is in place to ensure the safety of young drivers and to prevent them from driving during the late night hours when they may be more prone to fatigue or other risks.

Deceleration lanes are for coming off the highway.

The correct answer is to display a reflectorized red decal on both the front and rear license plate. This requirement is for GDL drivers holding a special learner permit, examination permit, or a Probationary License when operating a vehicle. The purpose of the red decal is to identify these drivers as probationary drivers, allowing law enforcement officers to easily recognize them and enforce any restrictions or regulations that apply to them. The decal is placed on both the front and rear license plates for maximum visibility.

its a $100 fine.

Never cross solid lines in the center of the road.

When approaching or nearing an uncontrolled intersection, it is important to reduce speed and be ready to stop. Uncontrolled intersections do not have traffic signals or signs to regulate the flow of traffic, so it is necessary to proceed with caution. By reducing speed and being prepared to stop, drivers can ensure that they have enough time to react to any potential hazards or oncoming traffic at the intersection. This helps to maintain safety and prevent accidents.

In New Jersey, unless a "no turn on red sign" is posted, it is permitted to turn right on red. However, before doing so, it is necessary to make a full stop and check for any oncoming traffic. This ensures the safety of both the driver and other vehicles on the road. Simply slowing down to check traffic may not be sufficient, as a full stop is required before proceeding with the right turn.

The minimum age for a Basic License is 18 years of age.

straight out means you are going left.

Up up and away. If your brakes fail while parked this will allow your car the best chance to roll towards the curb and stop.

Getting a driver's license illegally can lead to a fine of $250 to $500 and/or imprisonment of 30-90 days. This means that if someone obtains a driver's license through fraudulent means or without meeting the necessary requirements, they can face legal consequences in the form of a monetary penalty or a period of imprisonment. The severity of the punishment may vary depending on the specific circumstances and the jurisdiction in which the offense is committed.

An acceleration lane is an extra lane at a highway entrance. It allows vehicles entering the highway to accelerate and match the speed of the traffic before merging into the main lanes. This additional lane provides a safer and smoother transition for merging vehicles, reducing the risk of accidents and congestion.

Any change of address must be reported to the MVC within 1 week. This means that if a person changes their address, they are required to inform the MVC (Motor Vehicle Commission) within 7 days. This is important because the MVC needs to update their records and ensure that the person's driver's license and vehicle registration reflect the correct address. Failing to report a change of address within the specified time period may result in penalties or fines.

You are probationary for a year then go to MVC to upgrade to a Basic License

You may not park within 10 feet of a fire hydrant because this distance is necessary to ensure that the hydrant remains accessible to firefighters in case of an emergency. Parking too close to a fire hydrant can obstruct access to the water supply needed to extinguish fires quickly and efficiently.

Look to your right. Who ever is on your right goes first. If no one is to your right it is your turn.

Name chances are two weeks. Remember you have two names a first and a last name.

The correct answer is 25 mph. This means that the speed limit in a school zone, unless otherwise posted, is 25 miles per hour. This is a common speed limit set in school zones to ensure the safety of children who may be crossing the road or walking near the school. It is important for drivers to be aware of and abide by this speed limit to prevent accidents and protect the well-being of students.

The right goes first then left.

Park 25 feet away from intersections and crosswalks.

By law you must park 50 feet away from a stop sign.