New Jersey Driving Regulations and Procedures Quiz

The speed limit on interstate highways in New Jersey is 70 miles per hour.

The penalty for a first-time offense of texting while driving in New Jersey is a $150 fine and 3 points on the driver's record.

The purpose of a reflective triangular sign in New Jersey is to warn of a slow-moving vehicle.

The proper way to make a left turn at a traffic signal in New Jersey is to turn from the left lane.

The minimum age for obtaining a basic driver's license in New Jersey is 17 years old.

According to New Jersey law, headlights should be used in low visibility conditions, during the period from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunrise, and when windshield wipers are in use.

The legal blood alcohol content (BAC) limit for drivers over 21 years old in New Jersey is 0.08%.

When approaching a school bus with flashing red lights in New Jersey, drivers should stop at least 25 feet away until the lights stop flashing and the bus resumes motion.

In adverse weather conditions, such as snow or ice, safe driving in New Jersey involves increasing following distance and reducing speed for improved control and safety.

In New Jersey, the maximum speed limit in a residential area, unless otherwise posted, is 25 miles per hour.

The penalty for driving with a suspended license in New Jersey includes a fine of $500 and possible imprisonment.

The 'Move Over' law in New Jersey requires drivers to change lanes or slow down when approaching an emergency vehicle with flashing lights to ensure the safety of emergency personnel.

In New Jersey, child safety seats are mandatory for children under 8 years old or those who are less than 57 inches tall.

The 'Implied Consent Law' in New Jersey requires drivers to agree to a breath test if suspected of driving under the influence.

When parallel parking in New Jersey, it is required that your vehicle be within 6 inches from the curb.

A solid yellow line on the road in New Jersey indicates that passing is not allowed.

The 'Zero Tolerance Law' in New Jersey prohibits alcohol consumption for drivers under 21 years old.