Intersections
A road crossing where traffic is regulated by official devices like traffic lights, signs and people such as police officers, crossing guards, and construction workers
What is a controlled intersection?
NJ law authorizes a right turn on a red light after a motorist does this and checks for traffic
What is come to a full stop?
School zone, business or residential districts
What is 25 MPH?
Back up/reverse lights on a vehicle are this color
What is white?
State law requires a motorist to stop at least ___ feet away from a school bus
What is 25 ft?
When entering this intersection, you must always yield the right-of-way to drivers who are already inside this geometric shape
What is a circle (or roundabout)?
This law requires all motorists to change lanes and or reduce speed on a highway
What is the Move Over law?
Suburban business and residential districts
What is 35 MPH?
This type of light is used for emergencies
What is hazards/spotlights?
Extra lane at a highway entrance
What is acceleration lane?
Has no signs, traffic lights, or people directing traffic this is known as
What is an uncontrolled intersection?
NJ law requires all motorists to yield to emergency vehicles when sirens and flashing lights. A motorist should steer to this side of the roadway, stop and wait for them to pass
What is right side?
Non-posted rural roadways
What is 50 MPH?
The bright/high beam is used for what type of driving when there is no traffic in sight
What is open country driving?
Do not park this many feet from a fire hydrant
What is 10 feet?
This is what drivers turning left must do to vehicles going straight through an intersection
What is yield?
NJ law requires motorists to keep to this, except when passing
What is keep to the right?
Certain interstate highways (as posted)
What is 65 MPH?
The dim/low beams are used for this type of driving
What is city driving?
What is buildings, parked vehicles, or bushes/trees?
Where one road ends perpendicularly into a through road, forming this type of intersection
What is a T intersection?
Failure to stop for pedestrians in a crosswalk may result in penalties such as a $___ fine, up to ___ days in jail, suspension of license for up to ___ months, and ___ points on a license
What is $500, 25 days, 6 months, and 2 pts?
Miles per hour driving past a school bus after the stop sign and flashing lights go away
What is 10 MPH?
Headlights must be used between _____ hour after sunset and ____ hour before sunrise and when visibility is _____ feet or less
What is one-half hour and 500 ft?
A motorist must stop at least ___feet from a railroad crossing when there are flashing lights, bells, gates or flag signals
What is 15 feet?