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New Jersey DMV quick permit practice test 3

12 questions for a quick New Jersey permit test review, picked from the full tests and based on the New Jersey Driver Manual. They come mostly from Chapter 2: New Jersey Driver Testing (2), Chapter 8: Sharing the Road with Others (2), and Chapter 6: Drinking, Drugs, and Health (1). You begin with: "How fast may a moped go?" Each answer is explained.

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Questions
12
Passing score
80% (10 of 12)
Mistakes allowed
2
Official handbook
New Jersey Driver Manual

Practice questions

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How fast may a moped go?

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All 12 questions on this test

Every question on this test is listed here with its answer options. Take the test above to see which answers are correct and why.

  1. Question 1: How fast may a moped go?

    • A. No more than 35 mph
    • B. Any posted speed limit
    • C. No more than 15 mph
    • D. No more than 25 mph

    Source:New Jersey Driver Manual, Chapter 8: Sharing the Road with Others

  2. Question 2: What vision do basic license applicants need?

    • A. 20/50, with or without glasses
    • B. 20/40, with or without glasses
    • C. 20/20 without glasses
    • D. 20/70 with glasses

    Source:New Jersey Driver Manual, Chapter 2: New Jersey Driver Testing

  3. Question 3: How far ahead must you tell the MVC that you need an interpreter for the knowledge test?

    • A. At least two months
    • B. At least two days
    • C. At least two weeks
    • D. On the day of the test

    Source:New Jersey Driver Manual, Chapter 2: New Jersey Driver Testing

  4. Question 4: How close may you park to a fire department vehicle in service?

    • A. No closer than 50 feet
    • B. No closer than 500 feet
    • C. No closer than 20 feet
    • D. No closer than 200 feet

    Source:New Jersey Driver Manual, Chapter 4: Safe Driving Rules and Regulations

  5. Question 5: For most drivers, how far should the seat be from the steering wheel?

    • A. As far back as the seat goes
    • B. About an arm's length
    • C. About six inches away
    • D. Close enough to touch it with your chest

    Source:New Jersey Driver Manual, Chapter 3: Driver Responsibility

  6. Question 6: May a probationary driver use a hands-free phone while driving?

    • A. No, no phones at all
    • B. Yes, but only for navigation
    • C. Yes, if it is voice-activated
    • D. Yes, if a parent is in the car

    Source:New Jersey Driver Manual, Chapter 1: The New Jersey Driver License System

  7. Question 7: You miss your exit on a highway. What should you do?

    • A. Back up on the shoulder
    • B. Go on to the next exit
    • C. Make a U-turn at the median
    • D. Stop and wait for a gap

    Source:New Jersey Driver Manual, Chapter 4: Safe Driving Rules and Regulations

  8. Question 8: Which tests does a first-time applicant for a basic car license take?

    • A. Only a knowledge test
    • B. Knowledge, vision and road tests
    • C. Only vision and road tests
    • D. Knowledge, vision, road and commercial tests

    Source:New Jersey Driver Manual, Chapter 1: The New Jersey Driver License System

  9. Question 9: Your wheels drift onto the shoulder. What should you do?

    • A. Speed up to climb back onto the road
    • B. Ease off the gas, then return below 25 mph
    • C. Brake hard while you are on the shoulder
    • D. Jerk the wheel back onto the road

    Source:New Jersey Driver Manual, Chapter 5: Defensive Driving

  10. Question 10: What does a yellow five-sided sign mean?

    • A. School
    • B. Stop
    • C. Construction
    • D. No passing

    Source:New Jersey Driver Manual, Chapter 11: Appendix: Driver Safety

  11. Question 11: On a single-lane road, how much space must you leave when passing a bicyclist?

    • A. At least two feet
    • B. At least ten feet
    • C. At least four feet
    • D. At least three feet

    Source:New Jersey Driver Manual, Chapter 8: Sharing the Road with Others

  12. Question 12: Which is one drink?

    • A. A pint of beer
    • B. A 12-ounce glass of wine
    • C. 3 ounces of liquor
    • D. A 12-ounce can of beer

    Source:New Jersey Driver Manual, Chapter 6: Drinking, Drugs, and Health