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New Jersey Driver Testing Chapter 2 New Jersey Driver Testing

Requirements for basic driver license 6 Point ID Verification Vision Test Knowledge Test The knowledge test consists of 50 questions, plus a survey question about organ donation. Minimum requirements: 80 percent, or 40 correct answers out of 50 questions. For non-English-speaking applicants, MVC offers the knowledge test in Arabic, Chinese, French, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish. If the applicant cannot read in any language, an oral test that is conducted in English or Spanish may be arranged. If the applicant is unable to take an oral or written test in the languages provided or if he/she is hearing impaired, he/she may use an MVC-approved interpreter, according to the following guidelines.

Requirements for basic driver license Road tests After an applicant passes the knowledge test and vision screening and, if applicable, completes an approved behind-the-wheel course, the MVC will validate his/her permit so that he/she can practice. GDL permit holders under 21 years of age must have a minimum of six months supervised practice driving prior to a road test appointment. GDL permit holders, 21 years of age and over, must have a minimum of three months supervised practice driving prior to a road test appointment.

Test Vehicle Requirements Applicants must provide their own vehicle for the road test. The MVC does not supply vehicles for road tests. The examiner is not permitted to conduct the test unless the test vehicle meets the following requirements: Valid inspection sticker Valid registration document Valid insurance ID card for that vehicle (unless covered by BPU or federal DOT regulations) No center console or similar obstructions that would prevent the examiner from reaching the foot brake or parking brake If applicant’s vehicle has a standard transmission, the examiner will ask the applicant to demonstrate his/her ability to correctly shift gears. Vehicles registered out of state must comply with motorist’s home state’s laws with regard to insurance identification.

Accompanying Driver Requirements Applicants must be accompanied to the Driver Testing Center by a licensed driver. Accompanying driver must hold a license to operate the type of vehicle for which the applicant has a permit (except for a moped). Accompanying driver must remain in the vehicle with the applicant at all times. A vehicle may not be moved, even in the road test line, without a licensed driver in the vehicle. If the accompanying driver is licensed in a state other than New Jersey or has less than three years of driving experience, he/she must drive the vehicle to the road test area. The MVC does not supply vehicles for road tests.

Elements of the road test The purpose of the road test is to make sure that the applicant understands the rules of the road and can drive safely. During the basic road test, the examiner may test you on the following items: Driving in reverse Following other vehicles Nearing corners/intersections Parking/parallel parking Sitting properly Starting a vehicle Steering properly Stopping at signs Stopping on downgrades/upgrades Stopping smoothly Turning Turning around Using the horn Yielding right-of-way

Elements of the road test If an applicant passes the road test, the examiner will issue an authorization for licensing. The permit, authorization and 6 Points of ID Verification must be taken to a motor vehicle agency to obtain the digital driver license (DDL). The MVC will license a successful applicant for a Class D basic driver license as a provisional driver if the applicant has never been licensed to drive a motor vehicle in this or any other state. The MVC will monitor his/her driving habits for two years. If an applicant fails the road test, he/she must wait at least two weeks before taking the test again. To reschedule the test, go to any Driver Testing Center in person or schedule online at www.njmvc.gov. After several failures, the MVC may require an applicant to wait six months before retaking the road test.

Reasons for Rejection Here are some of the more common reasons the MVC rejects road test vehicles: Improper, expired or no inspection sticker Lack of examiner access to foot brake or parking brake Any defect or condition that affects the safe operation of the test vehicle, such as but not limited to: Poor brakes (pedal must not fade or go to the floorboard) Parking brake doesn’t work Unsafe tires (smooth, cut, badly worn) Vehicle interior is not in reasonably clean condition Vehicle failed inspection, and motorist does not bring the Vehicle Inspection Report issued by the inspection station to road test area Vehicle not equipped with radial tires or snow tires or chains when road is snow covered Fast engine idle (cannot judge speed control) Missing seat belts (seat belts are required on all vehicles manufactured after July 1, 1966)