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$100 Question NJ Driver’s License

How many months of supervised driving must you complete to get a provisional license?

$100 Answer NJ Driver’s License

6 Months

$200 Question NJ Driver’s License

During what times are you not allowed to drive with your Special Learner Permit?

$200 Answer NJ Driver’s License

Between 11:01p.m. and 5:00a.m.

$300 Question NJ Driver’s License

List 3 reasons that your car would be considered unsafe for taking the driving test?

$300 Answer NJ Driver’s License

-Improper, expired or no inspection sticker-lack of access to the foot brake or parkingbrake. -Poor brakes, parking brake doesn’t work, unsafe tires, interior not clean, vehicle failed inspection, fast engine idle, missing seat belts

$400 Question NJ Driver’s Test

How do you get a GDL Driver Exemption?

$400 Answer NJ Driver’s LicenseMotorist must carry a legible certificationto indicate this need from his/her employer or religious official on the official letterhead of business , organization, or religious institute, with a signature or the certifying official

$500 Question NJ Driver’s License

How long do out of state drivers have to purchase an examination permit?

$500 Answer NJ Driver’s License

Within 60 days of becominga permanent NJ resident.

$100 Question Rules and Regulations

How must a motorist maneuver around an Uncontrolled intersection?

$100 Answer Rules and Regulations

Must reduce speed and be ready to stop

$200 Question Rules and Regulations

When parking a vehicle uphill where should the wheels be turned?

$200 Answer Rules and Regulations

Vehicles wheels should be turnedaway from the curb

$300 Question Rules and Regulations

What does ABS stand for and what does it mean?

$300 Answer Rules and Regulations

Anti-Lock Braking System: Prevents the car from skidding. You should never slam on your brakes with an ABS

$400 Question Rules and Regulations

What does stopping distance dependupon? List 5.

$400 Answer Rules and Regulations

Motorist reaction time, weather and road conditions, vehicle weight, brakeconditions, condition and type of tires, roadways conditions, and speed

$500 Question Rules and Regulations

What is the child restraint law?

$500 Answer Rules and Regulations

Children up to the age of 8 or weight of 80 pounds must ride in federally approved safety or booster seat in rear side of vehicle. Children over the age of eight and over 80 pounds must be in the rear seat and use a seat belt.

$100 Question Defensive Driving

A Motorist can reduce the chances of getting in a collision by doing by following this collision preventionformula.

$100 Answer Defensive Driving

Be Alert, Be Prepared, and Act in Time

$200 Question Defensive Driving

What is highway hypnosis? Whatcan a driver do to prevent it?

$200 Answer Defensive Driving

Trance-like state when a driver has been behind the wheel for an extendedperiod of time. Avoid looking at thingsfor more than a few seconds. Driver sswitch driving responsibilities every two hours.

$300 Question Defensive Driving

What would be considered a safe following distance per every 10MPH in regular weather conditions?

$300 Answer Defensive Driving

Keep one car length for each 10 MPH

$400 Question Defensive Driving

What is hydroplaning? How do you avoid it from occurring?

$400 Answer Defensive Driving

When you’re car rides up on a film of waterduring rainfall. Do not drive on bald tires,slow down in heavy rain, drive on the highest point in the road.

$500 Question Defensive Driving

What are the procedures you must follow if your vehicle experiences brake failure?

$500 Answer Defensive Driving

You should shift to a lower gear and pump the brake pedal fast and hard several times. If that doesn’t not work the parking brake should be used while holding the brake release.

$100 Question Drinking and Drugs

These 4 factors determine BloodAlcohol Concentration (BAC)

$100 Answer Drinking and Drugs

•Quantity of Alcohol Consumed•Body Weight•How Quickly Drinks were Consumed•Food Eaten

$200 Question Drinking and Drugs

Under state law what happens whenyou refuse to take a breath test for a 1st offense?

$200 Answer Drinking and Drugs

Same as having a BAC of .08Loss of driving privileges 7mths-1yearInsurance surcharge of 1,000 per year for 3 years

$300 Question Drinking and Drugs

What are the five signs presented in theNJ Manual that shows a driver has been drinking?

$300 Answer Drinking and Drugs

SpeedingWeavingSlowing Driving Jerking MotionQuick Stops

$400 Question Drinking and Drugs

How much does the risk for getting in a vehicle accident rise when you drive with a BAC above .05?

$400 Answer Drinking and Drugs

Doubles

$500 Question Drinking and Drugs

If you consume large amount of foodwhen drinking will you sober up faster?

$500 Answer Drinking and Drugs

No, food will not sober you up. It willslow down the absorption of alcohol.

$100 Question Privileges & Penalties

For a DUI first offense, what is the fine?

$100 Privileges and Penalties

$250-$500

$200 Question Privileges and Penalties

What is IDRC?

$200 Answer Privileges and Penalties

Intoxicated Driver’s Resource Center

$300 Question Privileges and Penalties

What happens if you speed over 10 MPH in a 65 zone?

$300 Answer Privileges and Penalties

Doubled Fines

$400 Question Privileges and Penalties

What is the penalty for forgery and fraud?

$400 Answer Privileges and Penalties

Up to $150,000 fine and up to 10 years prison

$500 Question Privileges and Penalties

Explain the ignition interlock system?

$500 Answer Privileges and Penalties

Built in breathalyzer that will not let youstart the car if the motorists BAC exceed .05

Final JeopardyDraw No U-Turn Sign exactly as it appears on the road

Final Jeopardy Answer