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A Mortorist operating a vehicle in NJ must carry Valid registration Insurance Card A validated permit or a Probationary basic License pertaining to the vehicle being driven
Altering a driver license a fine up to 1,100 six months imprisonment loss of driving privilege
Obtaining a driver license illegally may result in A fine of 200 to 500 dollars
If ur wheels drift onto the shoulder of the road and want to return to the paved road you slow down and regain control
If you have a flat tire or blowout you should hold wheel firmly remove ur foot from the pedal let the vehicle coast and stop
As of March 1, 2008, motorists in New Jersey may not use a hand-held cellular telephone while driving except for the following instances: fire traffic accidents medical emergency
You cannot park: in front of a fire hydrant In a bus stop zone in front of a driveway
Possible signs of an aggressive driver: improper or erratic traffic lane changes failing to yield to the right of way following another vehicle too closely
Signs of not being an aggressive driver: yielding the right of way to another driver making a complete stop at a right turn on red signaling before making a lane change
You can reduce your chances of being involved in an accident by knowing and using the standard accident prevention formula: be alert be prepared act in time
Some of the measures a motorist must take in order to secure the safety of all pedestrians: yield the right-of-way in a crosswalk be alert and obey speed limits never pass another vehicle that has stopped to yield to a pedestrian
A supervising driver for the holder of a validated GDL permit must have the following requirements: must be 21 years or older must be a New Jersey licensed driver seated in the front seat must be a licensed driver for a minimum of three years
To obtain a Probationary License, the holder of a validated GDL Special Learner Permit must pass a road test be at least 17 years old pass a road test after six months completion of supervised driving, without any suspension or postponements
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 purchased by a Driving Instructor
During practice driving, a holder of a Special Permit must be accompanied by an adult supervising driver, in the front seat, at least 21 years of age with a minimum of three years driving experience have a validated special permit wear a seatbelt
Before practice driving is permitted, the permit holder must pass the required MVC’s Knowledge test and Vision exam, have a validated permit and obtain two red reflectorized decals, one for each license plate.
To safely share the road with large trucks and buses, you must know the limitations of these vehicles regarding visibility, stopping distances and maneuverability.
When sharing the road with large trucks or buses, you should give more road space to a truck making a wide turn leave space when stopping behind a truck or bus maintain a consistent speed when passing
The following actions could lead to distracted driving: adjusting the radio eating using a cellular phone or any other electronic device
These motorist are most at risk for drowsy driving: a motorist that’s sleep deprived a motorist driving alone young people
Driving with an uninsured vehicle can result in: fines community service license and registration suspension and violation surcharge
If you are involved in a motor vehicle accident that causes injury to another person while your driving privileges are suspended, you are subject to: a fine, continued suspension of your driving privileges and a potential jail sentence
The following convictions will result in an insurance surcharge: operating under the influence of liquor/drugs refusal to take a Breathalyzer test
Created by: Darion Moss
 

 



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