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NJ Graduated Driver License (GDL) Program Flashcards

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  1. A NJ probationary license holder is caught driving with 3 friends (all under 21, none are family) in the car. What is the penalty?

    Answer: A fine and points added to driving record

    Violating the GDL passenger restriction results in a fine and points on the driving record, which can also affect the probationary period.

  2. Under the NJ GDL program, which document is a permit holder required to present when stopped by police to prove they are GDL-compliant?

    Answer: Their learner's permit along with the supervising driver's license

    When stopped, a permit holder must present their learner's permit and the supervising driver must also show their valid NJ driver's license.

  3. What is the first step a 16-year-old must take to enter the NJ GDL program?

    Answer: Pass the written knowledge test at an MVC agency

    The first step is passing the written knowledge test at a NJ MVC agency, which results in the issuance of a learner's permit.

  4. Under the NJ GDL program, what type of test must a permit holder pass to receive a probationary license?

    Answer: A road (skills) test administered by the NJ MVC

    After the permit phase requirements are met, the applicant must pass a road skills test administered by the NJ MVC to receive a probationary license.

  5. Which of the following correctly describes the seat belt requirement for NJ GDL drivers?

    Answer: All occupants of the vehicle must wear seat belts

    Under NJ GDL rules, all occupants — including back-seat passengers — must wear seat belts whenever the vehicle is in operation.

  6. Which of the following behaviors is specifically prohibited for ALL phases of the NJ GDL (permit and probationary)?

    Answer: Using a cell phone in any manner while driving

    NJ prohibits GDL drivers from using a cell phone in any manner — handheld or hands-free — at all stages of the GDL program.

  7. At what age does the NJ GDL nighttime driving curfew no longer apply to a probationary license holder?

    Answer: 21 years old

    The nighttime curfew restriction for probationary license holders applies to those under 21 years of age; drivers 21 and older are not subject to the GDL curfew.

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