FREE NJ ROAD RULES TEST 5 - PRACTICE DRIVING TEST NJ

This online practice driving test NJ, with multiple choice questions, is intended to help you prepare for the New Jersey permit test that is required before you can get your driver’s license.

Rules 5

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What should you do if you feel drowsy while driving?

Turn up your radio

Stop for a short rest in a safe area

Open the window for some fresh air

Reduce speed

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When driving on the highway where the posted speed limit is 65 mph, yet traffic is traveling at 70 mph or more, how fast may you legally drive?

The speed limit posted of 65 mph

As fast as you want

The speed of traffic

70 mph or less

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When you come to a corner where there are no traffic lights or stop signs, you should:

Call for help

Continue at the same speed and watch for traffic

Slow down, so you can stop, if necessary

Always stop, then proceeded when safe

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You will find most roads are most slippery during:

The rain at early morning

A light rain

The rain at night

The first rain after a dry period

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Motorcycles must follow the rules of the road and are considered:

Bicycles

Motorized wheelchair

Pedestrians

Vehicles

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If you see a solid yellow line next to a broken yellow line this means:

That vehicles next to the solid yellow line may pass

That vehicles may pass in all directions

That only vehicles next to the broken line may pass

Pass only when no traffic is sight

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When entering a blind intersection how should you proceed?

Signal by flashing your lights before proceeding

Sound your horn before proceeding

Move forward slowly until you can see what is coming

Stop and get out of your car to see if any traffic is approaching

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When you reach a four-way stop at the same time as another car, you must yield to the car:

On your left

The one moving slower

The one moving faster

On your right

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The best way to stop quickly on a wet or icy roadway is to:

Put brakes on hard and try to prevent vehicle from skidding

Apply brakes the same way you always do

Brake, if wheels lock then release pressure until you come to a stop

Keep foot off the brake and let the vehicle slow and stop automatically

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When driving in fog, you should use your:

Fog lights only

Parking lights

Low beams

High beams

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To pass a large truck, you must:

Honk and flash your lights to make the truck driver aware of your intentions

Pass on a downgrade

Make sure you have room to complete the maneuver without excessive speed

All answers are correct

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If you must park on an unlighted highway at night what should you do?

Leave your parking lights on

All answers are correct

Turn on your flasher

Park perpendicular to the edge of the highway

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Which of these statements is true about construction zones?

You are responsible for the safety of the road workers

Fines are the same for violations committed in construction zones

Slow down only if you think workers are present

Fines are less for violations committed in construction zones

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When making a left turn from a single left-turn lane, a green arrow indicates that:

Oncoming vehicles and pedestrians should yield to you

You should yield to other vehicles

You should yield to pedestrians

Stop for 2 seconds before moving ahead

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Passing on the right is permitted if:

Never, it is illegal

You are passing a large truck

There are two or more lanes in your direction

You are in the carpool lane

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What should you do when coming to a curve?

Brake after you start the curve

Accelerate into the curve for efficiency

Brake before entering the curve

Adjust your speed and shift to a lower gear

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When the traffic signal light facing you is red and you intend to go straight through the intersection, what must you do first?

Stop, give pedestrians the right-of-way, and then proceed with caution

Slow down, proceed when the way is clear

Stop, proceed when the way is clear

Stop, wait until the light changes to green and the intersection is clear before moving through it

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When pulling away from the curb, you should:

Signal and pull from the curb

Signal, check over shoulder, and then pull out when safe

Shoulder check, and then pull out when safe

Sound you horn and pull from the curb slowly

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You should dim your headlights when:

Within 350 feet of an approaching vehicle

Within 200 feet of an approaching vehicle

Within 500 feet of an approaching vehicle

Within 100 feet of an approaching vehicle

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When you are required to yield to an emergency vehicle?

Only if other cars yield

Always

If you are not on a multi-lane highway

Never

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Who has right-of way when driving in a traffic circle?

Both

Driver exiting

Driver entering

Neither

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Driving more slowly than surrounding traffic is:

Often a hazard since other drivers may become frustrated and try to pass you

Always appropriate if other people are speeding

Appropriate if you do not know the speed limit

A good idea if the weather is bad

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When encountering a funeral procession you should:

Join the procession behind the hearse

Yield the right of way

Flash your lights repeatedly out of respect

Speed up to get ahead

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It is best to turn your front tires into the curb when you are:

Level with the curb

Uphill

All answers are correct

Downhill

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What is intersection?

Two or more streets that meet each other and are controlled by stop signs

The space between the driver and rear seat passengers

Any place where one line of traffic meets another

Two streets meet each other and are controlled by traffic lights

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Which of the following is a basic step to take after an accident?

All answers are correct

Notify authorities

Care for the injured

Protect the area

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When entering a freeway you should:

Stop on acceleration lane, wait for an opening. Then enter the freeway rapidly

Drive slowly and be prepared to stop for freeway traffic

Slow down, and then enter the freeway at a sharp angle

Signal and increase your speed to merge smoothly with traffic

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The only way to ensure you have safely checked your blind spot is to:

Ask the passenger

Use rear view mirror

Turn your head and look over your shoulder

Double check your left and right outside Mirrors

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What does the solid white line on the right edge of the road represent?

A motorcycle lane

You should never drive across unless in an emergency

A line dividing the pedestrian area and the vehicle area

A line you can cross to pass

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Why should you reduce your speed when driving at night?

Because everyone is more alert at night

Because your visibility is limited and you need more time to stop

Because there are more cars on the road

Because other drivers drive faster at night

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Regulatory traffic signs instruct drivers what they should, or should not do, in certain circumstances. You will be asked to identify roadway signs on the New Jersey Permit Test.

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