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[Practice Test] New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission's Sample Knowledge Test

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[Practice Test] New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission's Sample Knowledge Test

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Test your knowledge with the State of New Jersey's Motor Vehicle Commission's official sample knowledge test. This is a great way to assess where you stand in your studies, and see what more you need to work on. Taking a sample test can also help relieve some of those pre-test anxieties.

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New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission

Sample knowledge test
The following test is an example of the questions on the written driver test. Answers to sample test

Example:

A driver approaching a flashing red traffic signal must:

a. Slow down at the light
b. Drive carefully without stopping
c. Merge to the right
d. Stop before entering the intersection

1. I n New Jersey, persons under 21 years of age are considered under the influence (DUI) when their BAC is:

2. You can practice drive with a valid special learner's permit:

7. You may drive on public or private property to avoid a traffic sign or signal:

13. MVC may terminate your road test before it starts because of:

19. If you are driving behind a school bus and it shows a flashing red light signaling a stop, you must:

If this was an actual general knowledge exam in an MVC testing center you would have been given 50 questions. To obtain a passing score, you must answer 80% or 40 of the 50 questions correctly. To increase your knowledge, continue studying the New Jersey Driver Manual or use the new Online driver manual.

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State of New Jersey - Motor Vehicle Commission - Licenses

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New Jersey Driver Manual Sample Test Questions

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A wealth of games focused around drivers education. These games include interactive quizzes, simulations, and more. The games will not only test your drivers ed knowledge, but it will make your learning more interactive, and help cement that knowledge in a fun way.

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Driver Education Games | Driver Ed Games

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Driver Ed Games from America's most trusted source for online drivers ed. Over 6 Million satisfied Customers. Drivers education games with an average rating of 9.3 out of 10!

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Though this is no replacement for the real thing, this parking simulation will start to help you understand that parking isn't as simple as it looks. The turns aren't always intuitive, and going too fast could mess you up.

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Simulate some common driving situations and start to feel what it is like yourself getting behind the wheel during these times. These simulations will have you testing your ability to handle a roundabout, and also put you in a situation where you lose control of your car. Both situations can be scary for new drivers, so getting some virtual practice before encountering the real thing could really help in the future!

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We all know that driving under the influence is dangerous, but this game will show you just how badly alcohol can inhibit your driving abilities. The more you drink, the more difficult it will become to keep control and drive safely. Understanding this can be the difference between life and death!

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[Video] Which Car Has the Right of Way? 

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[Video] Which Car Has the Right of Way? 

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Test your knowledge with this video of a common predicament that can trip new drivers up. This will help you visualize a real-life scenario and show what is supposed to happen.

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Which car has the right of way? Understand and Resolve this common Right-of-way driving rule

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⭐[Video] Learn How to Drive Class 101 (First Driving Lesson)

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⭐[Video] Learn How to Drive Class 101 (First Driving Lesson)

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This video is the first in a playlist of Drivers Education videos. Packed with knowledge and visuals, this can help you start to see the concepts talked about in Drivers Ed. Each installment in the playlist delivers a helpful aspect of Drivers Ed in a relatively short amount of time. This is a great playlist to bookmark, especially if there is a specific question you have about driving. Odds are, one of the videos covers it.

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Learn How to Drive Class 101 (First Driving Lesson)

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While this is a very short video and doesn't cover everything, sometimes it's just nice to hear tips in a compact fashion, from a young driver. This is an easy video to reference back to, and will be a helpful watch to begin your driving journey.

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Tips for First Time Drivers | Learning to Drive

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[Practice Test] Free MVC Permit Practice Test: New Jersey (NJ) 2025

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[Practice Test] Free MVC Permit Practice Test: New Jersey (NJ) 2025

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An up-to-date practice test to help you see what the real test will be like. Though only 20 questions compared to the 50 multiple-choice questions on NJ's permit test, this is a great starting point and a way to know what areas to study more in.

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⭐[Practice Test] Edison Driving School Practice Written Exam

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⭐[Practice Test] Edison Driving School Practice Written Exam

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Just like the real NJ permit test, this practice test has 50 multiple choice questions, which will help prepare you for the actual assessment. Take this test and see what gaps there still are in your knowledge and what more you still need to learn.

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Practice Written Exam | Drivers License Test | Edison Driving School NJ

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Edison Driving School has been providing outstanding driver education for over 30 years. Take our practice written exam to prepare for your test in NJ.

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[Infographic] Tips to Help Pass Your Driving Test

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[Infographic] Tips to Help Pass Your Driving Test

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*PLEASE NOTE - this infographic is from 2018. The information, however, is all still relevant and will apply to your driving test. These seven tips will help you get some easy points during your driving test, and could be the difference between passing and failing.

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Tips To Help You Pass Your Driving Test [Infographic]

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(855) 675–8700 — https://www.driverseducationofamerica.com/ — This infographic gives tips to drivers to help them on the days that they are…

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Driving in winter is one of the most anxiety-provoking aspects of driving, even for long-time drivers. Being prepared can alleviate some anxiety and, most importantly, help you stay safe in the case of an emergency.

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Be Prepared for Winter Driving Conditions | 911 Driving School

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Winter driving can pose problems for even the most skilled drivers. Check out these great ways to be prepared for the winter conditions soon to come.

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This source will allow you to see that anxiety for new drivers is completely normal! While your anxiety may not go away completely from reviewing this infograph, hopefully it will help you understand that your anxiety is something that you can work through, and that it can dissipate with more experience,

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⭐[Infographic] Dangerous Things Teens Do in Cars

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⭐[Infographic] Dangerous Things Teens Do in Cars

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An animated infographic that will help you recognize some dangerous behaviors teens tend to do in the car, as well as tips on how to steer clear (pun intended) of these risky behaviors.

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We highlight 7 risky things that teens do in cars. Talk through these with your teen and come to an agreement of acceptable driving behavior.

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[Article] What to Know About Driver's Ed in High School

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[Article] What to Know About Driver's Ed in High School

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A good, basic introduction to what exactly driver's education is, and why it is important for the teen demographic. This article outlines what driver's ed may look like, as well as it's benefits, drawing on facts and statistics to support information.

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What to Know About Driver’s Ed in High School

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At least 31 states require teens to take driver’s education before getting a license.

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[Article] National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's "Teen Driving"

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[Article] National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's "Teen Driving"

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This article is split into 2 sections - "For Parents" and "For Teens." The "For Teens" section goes over rules for making smart driving decisions, as well teen driving requirements. You may also benefit from reading from the "For Parents" section, as this helps put in perspective the need for rules and limitations the first years of driving.

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NHTSA offers info on teen driving safety issues, such as teen safe driving tips, along with links to states’ teen driver license requirements.

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⭐[Article] How Drivers Ed Helps Teens Take the Fear Out of Driving

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⭐[Article] How Drivers Ed Helps Teens Take the Fear Out of Driving

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A really helpful resource if you are feeling some anxiety and fear about getting behind the wheel. This article normalize those feelings and helps teens find ways to manage them. While this source is primarily an article, it also has infographics and a video for anyone that doesn't usually feel like articles are their preferred format.

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How Drivers Ed Helps Teens Take the Fear Out of Driving

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Discover how Driver’s Ed transforms teen drivers, turning fear into confidence. Unlock the secrets to safe and fearless driving with expert guidance.

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[Article] MedlinePlus's "Safe Driving for Teens"

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[Article] MedlinePlus's "Safe Driving for Teens"

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This article will provide you with a foundation for safe driving. Though not a very long article, the information is to the point, and provides safety tips and instances of distracted driving to help you know what behaviors to employ and what behaviors to avoid as you get behind the wheel.

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MAKE A COMMITTMENT TO SAFETY

Teens also need to commit to being safe and responsible drivers in order to improve the odds in their favor.

Reckless driving is still a danger to teens -- even with automobile safety features.

All new drivers should take a driver's education course. These courses can reduce the risk of crashes.

Drivers and passengers should use automobile safety features at all times. These include seat belts, shoulder straps, and headrests. Only drive cars that have air bags, padded dashes, safety glass, collapsible steering columns, and anti-lock brakes.

Auto accidents are also a leading cause of death in infants and children. Infants and young children should be properly buckled into a child safety seat of the right size that is correctly installed in the vehicle.

AVOID DISTRACTED DRIVING

Distractions are a problem for all drivers. Do not use cell phones for talking, texting, or email when you are driving.

Mobile phones should be turned off when driving so you are not tempted to make calls, send or read texts, or answer the phone.

If phones are left on for emergency use, pull off of the road before answering or texting.

Other tips include:

Avoid putting on makeup while driving. Even when stopped at a light or stop sign, it can be dangerous.

Finish eating before starting your car and driving.

Driving with friends can lead to accidents.

Teens are safer driving alone or with family. For the first 6 months, teens should drive with an adult driver who can help them learn good driving habits.

New drivers should wait at least 3 to 6 months before taking friends as passengers.

Teenage-related driving deaths occur more often in certain conditions.

OTHER SAFETY TIPS FOR TEENS

Reckless driving is still a danger, even when using seatbelts. Do not rush. It is safer to be late.

Avoid driving at nighttime. Your driving skills and reflexes are just developing during the first months of driving. Darkness adds an extra factor to cope with.

When drowsy, stop driving until fully alert. Sleepiness may cause more accidents than alcohol.

Never drink and drive. Drinking slows reflexes and hurts judgment. These effects happen to anyone who drinks. So, NEVER drink and drive. ALWAYS find someone to drive who has not been drinking -- even if this means making an uncomfortable phone call.

Drugs can be just as dangerous as alcohol. Do not mix driving with marijuana, other illegal drugs or any prescribed medicine that makes you sleepy.

Teenagers that have attention deficit disorder with or without hyperactivity who are on medicines to improve their focus should be encouraged to continue their medicine while driving.

Parents should talk with their teens about "household driving rules."

Make a written "driving contract" that both parents and teens sign.

The contract should include a list of driving rules and what teens can expect if the rules are broken.

The contract should state that parents have the final say about the driving rules.

When writing the contract, take into account all of the driving issues that are likely to come up.

Parents can do the following to help prevent teens from drinking and driving:

Tell their teens to call rather than get in a car with a driver who has been drinking or when they have been drinking. Promise no punishment if they call first.

Some children continue to mix driving and drinking. In many states, the parent must sign for a teenager under 18 to get a driver's license. At any time before the 18th birthday, a parent can refuse responsibility and the state will take the license.

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Safe driving for teens: MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia

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Learning to drive is an exciting time for teenagers and their parents. It opens up many options for a young person, but it also carries risks. Young people from ages 15 to 24 have the highest rate of auto-related

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There are a lot of different types of traffic signs, and it can be overwhelming trying to remember them all. This video is great to bookmark and can act as an all-in-one guide to the many different traffic signs and their meanings. Knowing these signs will help you stay safe, and also keep others safe.

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HOW TO READ TRAFFIC SIGNS (LEARN ROAD SIGNS TO PASS YOUR DRIVING TEST)

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Welcome to your Driver's Education Choice Board! Here, you are in control of your driving journey. I've provided a variety of resources for you to look through and explore to get a well-rounded education to fuel your driving knowledge. I've created color-coded sections that are sorted by resource format, so I encourage you to pick the resources and formats that will best support your learning. I've put a ⭐ next to resources I find particularly helpful, but choice what you feel is most helpful for you and the information you are looking for!