The Early Bird Option
In order to get a Special Learners Permit, you must pass what score do you need to score on the Knowledge Test?
Minimum of a 80 to pass the test.
T/F: The minimum age for the Basic Automobile License is 16.
False: Minimum age is 18 (16 for permit)
The Safety Pledged that a motorist will take is for who?
Nikhil
An initial registration for a brand new car is valid for____ and for all other vehicles it is valid for____.
4 years; 1 year
All new passenger vehicles less than five models old are issued a new car dealer sticker expiring __________ after they are initially registered.
Five years.
How much does a decal cost for your plates?
A fee of $4.
Any violation of the GDL laws, will result in a fine of:
A fine of $100 or a suspension of a motorist's driving privilege.
T/F: Organ Donation is agreeing to donate your organs, tissue and eyes upon your death to someone who needs a transplant.
True
Define what Lemon Law is.
Protects consumers who buy or lease new, and some used, vehicles with significant, repeating defects that cannot be repaired within a reasonable time. Covering vehicles within the first 24 months or 24,000 miles, it mandates manufacturer repairs, or a refund/replacement if they fail.
When motorist moves from one state to NJ, what is the time frame they have to inspect the vehicle?
14 days or 2 weeks after initial register.
You must complete 6 months of supervised driving, and how old do you need to be to get a Probationary License?
At least 17 years old.
What are the three types of permits/licenses that the GDL program offers?
Special Learner's Permit, Examination Permit, and a Probationary License.
List three things you need to do from the Road Test Checklist.
Make sure all paperwork is updated, no self-parking cars allowed, valid permit not laminated, 2 red GDL decals, 6 points of ID, all signals/lights/windshield wipers need to be working and valid paperwork (Insurance, registration, and inspection sticker).
A motorist will receive two matching plates upon registration, where do the plates go and how many inches above the ground should it be?
Front and rear of the vehicle and must be between 12 - 48 inches above the ground.
Which insurance is MANDATORY for all motor vehicles in the state of NJ to have?
Liability insurance
Complete _ hours of behind-the-wheel driving in order to receive your special learner's permit.
6
Name three types of licenses you can obtain, cannot use Basic Automobile License or Probationary Automobile License.
CDL, Motorcycle License, Moped License, Agricultural License and Boat License.
If you fail the road test, how long must you wait before you may take it again? How long must you wait if you fail three attempts?
Must wait 2 weeks / 14 days after a failed attempt. More than three failed attempts is going to be a wait time of 6 months.
If your vehicle is sold, junked, or destroyed and you do not intend to purchase another, you must ______.
Turn in the license plates to the NJMVC for cancellation.
List the three types of insurances and what they cover.
Liability = Them (covers other people)
Collison = Crash (Hit another car, a wall, a pole, etc)
Comprehensive = Crazy Stuff (Theft, weather, garage collapsed, hit an animal, vandalism)
What are the restrictions for Special Leaner Permit holders?
No driving between 11:01 - 5:00, display a red decals on license plates, accompanied by a adult 21 years of age with 3 years driving experience, and limited to one additional passenger with the supervising driver.
List the 6 Points of ID.
At least one primary document, at least one secondary document, proof of NJ residency, and proof of SSN or ITIN.
What are three things that the MVC will test you on during the basic road test?
Driving in reverse, following other vehicles, nearing corners/intersections, parallel parking, sitting properly, staring a vehicle, steering properly, stopping at signs, stopping smoothly, turning, turning around, using the horn, K-turn, and yielding right-of-way.
If a motorist forges or counterfeits license plates on a motor vehicle may result to________.
A fine up to $500, up to 60 days in imprisonment or a license suspension of up to six months.
What are the consequences for commiting insurance fraud?
A fine of up to $15,000 for each violation, criminal charges filed against you and loss of license.