Speed Control
Telephones
Stopping Regulations
Pedestrians/Intersections
Miscellaneous
100
25mph
What is the speed limit for school zones?
100
Using the telephone is a ______ offense
What is primary?
100
Signs, signals and traffic rules
What is the indication that drivers must stop?
100
where two or more roads cross/merge
What is an intersection?
100
speed up to the flow of traffic
What is merging into a highway?
200
50 mph
What is the speed limit on non-posted rural roadways?
200
$200-$400
What is the first offense?
200
shows motorists where to stop at signs or traffic signals
What is a single white line?
200
fine of $500, up to 25 days in jail, community service or suspension from driving for 6 months
What is failure to yield for pedestrians?
200
double solid lines
What is "no passing"?
300
exceeding the 65 mph speed limit by 10 mph
What doubles the fines?
300
$600-$800
What is the third offense within ten years of the second?
300
How far must motorists stop from railroad crossings
What is 15 feet?
300
when two or more roads merge and there is no traffic or regulatory device
What is an uncontrolled intersection?
300
entrance or exit for an expressway
What is a weave lane?
400
double the fines on various state highways for a variety of driving offenses, including speeding and aggressive driving
What is "The Safe Corridors Law"?
400
Establishes illegal use of a cell phone wile driving as recklessness under vehicle homocide
What is Kulesh's, Kuberts' and Bolis' Law?
400
motorists must yield to approaching authorized emergency vehicles that display flashing, blinking or alternating light colors.
What is the New Jersey "Move Over" law?
400
The most pedestrian safety message
What is "pedestrian safety is a shared responsibility"?
400
you are allowed to turn this way on red
What is a right turn?
500
when the "Safe Corridors Law" came into effect
What is February 15th, 2004?
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