Chapter 4

Multiple Choice

What is the speed limit in suburban business and residential areas?

• 25 mph

• 35 mph

• 50 mph

• 55 mph

Multiple Choice

According to New Jersey law, what should you do if you reach the point of no return at a yellow light?

• Stop immediately

• Continue through with caution

• Turn around

• Speed up

Multiple Choice

Which of the following situations would result in doubled fines according to the Safe Corridor Law?

• Driving in a school zone

• Speeding in a safe corridor

• Parking in a residential area

• Driving below the speed limit

Multiple Select

Which of the following are recommended practices for speed control according to New Jersey law?

• Always obey the speed limit

• Keep up with the flow of traffic at any legal speed

• Keep enough distance from surrounding traffic

• Ignore posted speed limits

Multiple Choice

According to NJ speed limits, when should motorists slow down?

• When driving on highways only

• Only when it is raining

• On narrow or winding roads, at intersections or railroad crossings, on hills, at sharp or blind curves, where pedestrians or driving hazards are present, and on wet or slippery roads

• Only at night

Multiple Choice

Which lane marking(s) allow passing on both sides?

• Both center lines are solid

• One center line is broken

• Both center lines are broken

• No center lines

Open Ended

Explain the rules for when you are allowed to pass another vehicle based on lane markings.

Multiple Choice

On which side should most passing be made according to New Jersey law?

• Right

• Left

• Either side

• Center

Multiple Select

In which of the following situations is passing prohibited?

• On a hill or a curve where sight lines are impeded

• At a street crossing or intersection

• When the driver ahead is making a left turn

• On roads with more than one lane going in the same direction

Multiple Select

Which of the following should a motorist always yield to?

• Emergency vehicles

• Trains

• Pedestrians in a crosswalk

Open Ended

Explain the importance of yielding at intersections and describe the potential consequences of failing to yield.

Multiple Choice

What does the arrow in the last image represent in relation to safe driving?

• The stopping distance needed at a certain speed

• The distance to the next intersection

• The length of the car

• The width of the lane

Multiple Choice

What should a driver do when approaching an uncontrolled intersection?

• Speed up and cross quickly

• Yield to vehicles on the right

• Always stop, regardless of traffic

• Ignore other vehicles

Multiple Select

Which of the following are important safety measures when approaching a blind intersection?

• Slow down or stop completely

• Speed up to cross quickly

• Make sure there is no cross traffic before proceeding

• Ignore trees or crops blocking the view

Multiple Choice

Why are there no direct intersections on highways, parkways, and turnpikes?

• To reduce traffic congestion

• To allow for faster travel speeds

• To prevent accidents and ensure one-way traffic flow

• To make roadways more scenic

Multiple Select

When entering a highway from an acceleration lane, what should a driver do?

• Come to a complete stop in the acceleration lane

• Speed up to join the flow of traffic

• Enter the left lane immediately

• Yield to traffic and enter when safe

Multiple Select

What must you do before turning on RED?

• Stop completely

• Check for pedestrians

• Check for other vehicles

• JUST KEEP DRIVING

Multiple Choice

If a signal has a 4th or 5th light it is most likely to be

• left turn signal

• walking light

• flashing light

• go straight light

Open Ended

Please summarize the move over law

Multiple Select

When should you use your headlights?

• All of the time

• Between one half hour after sunset and one half hour before sunrise

• Visibility is 500 ft or less

• When using windshield wipers (rain, snow, ice)

Drag and Drop

How close may you park to a fire hydrant? ​

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How close may you park to a railroad crossing?​

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How close may you park to a stop sign?​

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