NEW JERSEY DMV PRACTICE TEST

41. Emergency vehicles:

May follow each other.
May use a loudspeaker to give instructions.
Have the right-of-way when using siren and red/blue lights.
All of the above.

42. Double solid yellow lines mean:

The lane to the right may pass.
The lane to the left may pass.
Passing is permitted in either direction.
Passing is not permitted in either direction.

43. When a ‘Road Closed’ sign is displayed, drivers must:

Look for a detour or another route.
Make a U-turn.
Remove the sign and move forward.
Come to a complete stop and wait for the lights to turn green.

44. You should never park a vehicle:

Within 150 feet of a fire hydrant.
Within 50 feet of a railroad crossing.
In a school zone.
All of the above.

45. A broken yellow line between two lanes of traffic means:

Passing is not permitted.
Passing is permitted when safe.
Passing on the right is permitted in either direction.
Traffic in both directions must stop.

46. When an animal suddenly runs in front of your vehicle, you should:

Swerve into oncoming traffic to avoid the collision.
Be patient.
Swerve off the roadway.
Concentrate on regaining control of the vehicle before, during, and after the collision with the animal.

47. If a police officer directs you to drive through a red light, you must:

Wait for the green light.
Make a right turn.
Stop at the red light and ignore the officer.
Drive through the red light as directed.

48. On a green arrow, drivers must:

Yield only to pedestrians already in the intersection.
Yield to any vehicle, bicycle, or pedestrian already in the intersection.
Slow down and come to a complete stop.
Wait three seconds before proceeding.

49. Unless otherwise posted, the speed limit in a business district is:

50. When driving in fog, drivers should:

Not use high beam headlights.
Slow down and drive cautiously.
Use low beam headlights to better illuminate the road ahead.
All of the above.

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