Study New Jersey traffic rules and safe driving with 50 original permit questions, clear explanations, and a practice mode that uses the state test’s 50-question count.
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NJ MVC’s manual and sample test say the standard written test has 50 questions and requires 80% correct, or 40 answers. The practice mode uses 50 questions and shows that score benchmark. It is not an official MVC test and does not reproduce the state’s questions.
Covered drivers under 21 have limits on driving hours, passengers, and electronic devices, and must display red reflectorized decals on both license plates. The precise restrictions depend on permit or probationary license status, so check the official MVC page.
Stop at least 25 feet from a school bus showing flashing red lights. On the opposite side of a divided highway with a safety island or raised median, New Jersey directs drivers to pass at no more than 10 mph.
Yield to emergency vehicles and keep at least 300 feet behind a signaling emergency vehicle after it passes. Move over for qualifying stopped vehicles when it is safe; if you cannot change lanes, slow below the posted speed and be ready to stop.
Use headlights during required nighttime hours, when visibility is 500 feet or less, when wipers are in use, and in fog or similar conditions. Increase your following distance in rain, snow, or other poor conditions.
NJ MVC says the standard general knowledge test has 50 questions.
The manual states that 80%, or 40 of 50 questions, must be answered correctly. Verify current information with NJ MVC.
Drivers subject to New Jersey’s GDL restrictions may not drive after 11:01 p.m. and before 5:00 a.m. Exceptions and other restrictions depend on license type and age; check MVC’s GDL page.
No. These are original study questions based on public NJ MVC material. NJ MVC controls the official written test and also publishes its own sample test.
Use the current MVC manual as the main study reference. NJ MVC also publishes a sample knowledge test and separate guidance for GDL restrictions.
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