Chapter 1 Review

A driver with a probationary license is planning a road trip with friends. How should they plan their trip to comply with the GDL permit restrictions regarding passenger limits?

• They can take as many friends as they want as long as they have red decals.

• They can take one additional passenger unless accompanied by a parent or guardian.

• They can take two additional passengers if they are all over 21.

• They can take one additional passenger and a pet.

A student with a special learner permit is planning to drive to a friend's house at 11:30 PM. What should they consider to ensure they are following the GDL permit restrictions?

• They can drive as long as they have a supervising driver.

• They cannot drive during 11:01 PM – 5:00 AM.

• They can drive if they have red decals on their car.

• They can drive if they are going to a school event.

A probationary license holder is caught using a hands-free cell phone while driving. What reasoning should they use to understand the consequences of their actions?

• They are allowed to use hands-free devices, so there are no consequences.

• They violated the probationary license restriction and may face a fine.

• They can use hands-free devices if they are over 18.

• They can use hands-free devices if they are driving alone.

A new driver is preparing to obtain their probationary license. What steps should they plan to take after completing one year of unsupervised driving to obtain an unrestricted Basic License?

• They must retake the MVC K and V tests.

• They must visit the MVC to obtain an unrestricted Basic License.

• They must complete another year of supervised driving.

• They must pass a written exam.

A student with a GDL Special Learner Permit wants to drive with friends. How should they plan their trip to comply with passenger restrictions?

• They can drive with two friends if they have red decals.

• They can drive with a parent or guardian and one additional passenger.

• They can drive with as many friends as they want if they are over 18.

• They can drive with one friend if they have a supervising driver.

A driver with a GDL permit is planning a late-night drive. What should they consider to ensure compliance with driving hour restrictions?

• They can drive at any time if they have a supervising driver.

• They cannot drive between 11:01 PM and 5:00 AM.

• They can drive if they are going to work.

• They can drive if they have a probationary license.

A probationary license holder is planning to drive with their younger sibling. What should they consider regarding passenger restrictions?

• They can drive with their sibling and one friend.

• They can drive with their sibling if accompanied by a parent or guardian.

• They can drive with their sibling without any restrictions.

• They can drive with their sibling if they have red decals.

A driver with a GDL permit is planning to drive with a supervising driver. What requirements must the supervising driver meet?

• The supervising driver must be at least 18 years old and have a valid NJ license.

• The supervising driver must be at least 21 years old, have a valid NJ license, and have 3 years of licensed driving experience.

• The supervising driver must be a family member.

• The supervising driver must have a commercial driver's license.

A probationary license holder is planning to use a GPS device while driving. What should they consider regarding electronic device restrictions?

• They can use a GPS device if it is hands-free.

• They cannot use any electronic devices, including GPS.

• They can use a GPS device if it is mounted on the dashboard.

• They can use a GPS device if they are over 18.

A driver with a special learner permit is planning to drive to a late-night event. What should they consider regarding driving hour restrictions?

• They can drive to the event if they have a supervising driver.

• They cannot drive between 11:01 PM and 5:00 AM, regardless of the event.

• They can drive if they have red decals.

• They can drive if they are over 18.