Do Now Questions 1.Under the GDL Program, after passing the road test, a Probationary Driver is Probationary for how long? 2.A holder of a validated GDL Special Learner Permit may not drive between what hours? 3.At what age is the holder of a GDL Permit (young adult) eligible to obtain a Basic Driver License? 4.Any vehicle operated by a GDL driver under 21, must display what? 5.The holder of a GDL Special Learner or Examination permit (under 21) is limited to the following passenger restrictions?

Do Now Answers 1.1 year 2.11:01 pm and 5:00 am 3.Age 18, with completion of all the Probationary requirements, without any suspensions or postponement 4.1 reflective red decal on front and back license plate 5.Dependents and one additional person, unless accompanied by a parent or guardian

CH. 1 Types of Licenses, Driver License Laws

Digital Driver License  NJ DDL since 2004 – Eliminated laminated paper licenses.  Why do you think NJ made this change?

DDL Continued  Switch to the DDL = helped eliminate fraud, and the production of fake licenses.  The DDL’s have over 2 dozen security features including: Digital pictures, signatures, and multiple holograms.

License Format  Under 21  Vertical Format  Over 21  Horizontal Format

Altering a License  Cannot alter a license in any way.  Cannot show an altered license at any time. Consequences of altering a license: - Fine up to $1,000 - Up to 6 months in prison - Loss of Driving Privledge

Fake/illegal Licenses  It is also against the law to poses a license illegally.  Consequences:  Fine from $200 - $500  30 to 90 days in prison  Loss of License

Lost or Stolen License  Report a lost or stolen license to the Police  A duplicate for a lost or stolen license will cost you $11  A duplicate for a lost or stolen permit will cost you $5

Types of NJ Licenses  There are 6 different types of licenses available in the state of NJ: 1. Automobile 2. Commercial (Trucks/Buses) 3. Motorcycle 4. Moped 5. Agriculture (Farming Vehicles) 6. Boat

Laws Governing Licenses  When you drive you must always carry on you a valid license/permit, valid insurance, vehicle registration.  If you change your address that appears on your license, you must report the change to the MVC within 1 week of moving  If you change your name that appears on your license, you must report the change to the MVC within 2 weeks of the change.

Laws Governing Licenses  Your permit is valid for up to 2 years  A motorist with an out of state license who moves to NJ must apply for a license within 60 days  A basic license must be renewed every 4 years