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What is the fine for any GDL offense?
What is
$100
What does ABS stand for
What is
Anti-Lock Braking system
Trucks take 25% longer to stop in the rain than a normal car. TRUE or FALSE?
TRUE
How many feet before a turn should you signal?
100 ft
What is another name for a three point turn?
What is
K Turn
Do you have to wear a seat belt in the back seat if you are over 21?
What is
Yes
Up until 2 years old, how should a child be seated in the backseat of the car?
What is
Rear-facing
What sort of parking is most common on city street?
What is
Parallel Parking
The faster a vehicle is going
What is
The longer it will take to stop
When parking downhill your wheel should be turned?
What is
Toward the curb
Who will receive a ticket if an over 18 passenger is not wearing a seat belt?
What is
The Passenger
At what speed do airbags inflate?
What is 200 mph
This is an odorless, colorless gas that is present in a vehicle’s exhaust
One method of turning around is the K-turn. What is the other method when there is enough space on the road?
What is
U-turn
When parking uphill your wheel should be turned?
What is
away from the curb
An area hidden from the driver's view?
What is
Blind Spots
Air bags are ______ to seatbelts
What is
secondary
What is
57 inches
Name three factors for stopping distances?
What is
water, speed, weight and/or brake quality
How many inches should your car be from the curb when you parallel park?
What is
6 inches or less
What is the danger of having snow or ice on the roof of your car while driving?
It could fall/slip off while driving at high speeds and injure someone behind you OR it could slide onto your windshield when stopping.
Explain how your body should be positioned when backing up AND which was should you steer if you want the back of the car to go to the RIGHT.
What is
Left hand at 12 o'clock, head turned to the rear, right hand of passenger head rest (in so many words)
RIGHT
For normal driving, a motorist should grip the steering wheel by the outside rim at ___________ and what is the steering methods required in the State of NJ
What is
9 and 3 oclock positions
Hand-over-Hand
Describe a 3-point turn
What is
Forward, reverse opposite direction, forward again
What are the signals for
Right turn
Left turn
Stop
What is
Straight arm left - Turning left
90 degree arm up - Turning right
90 degree arm down - Stop