1. Driver’s Education
Chapter 2

2. NJ law requires all applicants for any license to have their eye sight checked through a vision test given by a doctor or administered at a MVC agency.
You must pass a knowledge test by scoring at least 80% on 50 questions.
For a basic license, you must have 20/50 vision with or without glasses.
For the knowledge test, you must answer 40 of 50 questions correctly.

3. 5. List the 5 different health restrictions and the codes for each that can be placed on a permit or license:
Corrective lenses required – 1
Prosthetic device – 2
Mechanical device – 3
Hearing impaired – 4
Attached restricitions – 5
6. MVC will validate your driver’s permit after you complete step 1 and pass the knowledge test.

4. 9. Explain the purpose of the road test.
7. When arriving at the testing facility for the road test, you must provide these 5 things
Provide a vehicle with valid inspection sticker
A current registration document for vehicle
A current insurance card for vehicle
A valid examination permit
An accompanying driver, who must be licensed to operate a vehicle
8. MVC will supply you with a vehicle when taking the road test. TRUE or FALSE.
9. Explain the purpose of the road test.
Driver demonstrates an understanding of the rules of the road & safe driving

5. 11. List 10 items that you can be test on during the road test.
10. A manual transmission cannot be used during the road test. TRUE or FALSE.
11. List 10 items that you can be test on during the road test.
Driving in reverse
Stopping at signs
Following other vehicles
Stopping on downgrades and upgrades
Nearing corners
Stopping smoothly
Parallel and other parking
Turning
Sitting properly
Using the horn
Starting a vehicle
Yielding the right-of-way
Steering properly

6. 12. If you fail the road test, you must wait how long before you can retest? at least 2 weeks
13. If you fail the road test several times, MVC may require you to wait how long? 6 months
14. You can fail the road test if you don’t have the proper inspection sticker. TRUE
15. You can fail the road test if the examiner cannot reach the foot or parking brakes. TRUE
16. List 6 vehicle conditions that can cause you to fail your road test. poor brakes, defective parking brake, unsafe tires, unreasonably unclean vehicle interior, a fast engine idle, or missing seat belts.