Getting a Probationary Licencse…Must pass MVC’s Knowledge and Vision tests Complete Six months of supervised drivingMust be at least 17 years old

Trucks , Tractor-Trailer, Buses *During inclement weather it may take a truck up to 25x longer to stop

Tire Blowouts Hold the steering wheel firmly

Keep the vehicle straight (car will pull to side of blowout) Remove foot off gas pedal and gradually

slow down: But do not use the brakes. Let the vehicle should

coast to a stop on its own to a safe area off the roadway

Highway Hypnosis

You can help prevent highway hypnosis by following a few simple rules:

Keep your eyes moving and check your mirrors often

Driving Under the Influence (DUI) of intoxicating beverages means that a driver’s senses and judgment are impaired by alcohol

Being Passed by Another VehicleWhen a motorist is passed by another vehicle, stay in the proper lane and slow down to make the pass easier for the other motorist. Return to normal speed after the passing vehicle is well ahead

Passing

A motorist must:

Fine of up to $500, up to 25 days in jail,community service, Suspension of licenseup to 6 months and 2 points.

Pedestrians in a Crosswalk

Right Turn On Red ProceduresMotorist comes to a Full Stop and checks for traffic

Acceleration Lanes (Definition)

are extra lanes at highway entrances used by motorists to speed up to join the

flow of traffic.

Parking regulations Within 50 feet of a stop sign

Supervising Driver RequirementsMust have a valid NJ Driver’s License

•Must be at least 21 years of age•Must have had 3 years driving experience

Step 4: With a Probationary Driver LicenseUnsupervised driving for at least One year

Driving time Restrictions under GDL (Under 21 yrs. Old)

- No driving between 11:01 p.m. and 5:00 a.m.

BAC is determined by four factors:

Quantity of alcohol consumedBody weightHow quickly drinks were consumedFood eaten

Trucks, Tractor-Trailers & BusesTrucks, Tractor-Trailers & Buses

• Know the Limitations of these larger vehicles: This Includes:

• Visibility (No Zones)

• Maneuverability• Stopping Distance

(During inclement weather it may take a truck up to 25x longer to stop)

Once the behind the wheel training course has been completed (6hrs.) MVC will validate permit.

Practice Driving can begin (6 Months) …

Driver Improvement Program (DIP)Completion of DIPA motorist who successfully completes a Driver Improvement Program will have three points removed from their driving record.

After completion of a D.I.P there is a probationary period for one year.

Probationary Driver Program (PDP)A motorist convicted of two or more moving violations totaling

four or more points must enroll in the Probationary Driver School Program

Proper Use of Headlights• ½ Hour After Sunset• ½ Hour Before Sunrise• When Visibility is 500 ft. or less

Do not use high beams during foggy weather- Used when VISIBILITY IN LOW AND WHEN NO

ONCOMING CARS ARE IN SIGHTRefusal of Breathalyzer Refusal of Breathalyzer TestTestSurcharge of $1000Surcharge of $1000

InsuraInsurancence

• LIABILITY

Steps to Recover from a Skid:Take foot of gasAvoid using brakes while recoveringTurn into the skid (whichever direction the rear of the vehicle is going turn into it)

Slow Down to a controllable speed (25mph or less)

Regain Control (hold steering wheel firmly)Turn Slowly Back onto Road

(one-quarter turn toward the roadway)

Running of Pavement

HydroplaningRide up on a film of water, starting at about 35 mph

Parking on Hills Always turn wheels RIGHT… Unless parking Uphill with a curb

Implied Consent LawRemember: When you sign your license /

permit, you agree to take a breathalyzer test if pulled over and suspected of driving under the

influence

Following Distance in Wet Pavement Conditions

Should Be Doubled (2x)

3 Second Rule refers to Following Distance

Stopping Regulations for School Buses 10 mph in front of schools

Flashing Red lights not near a school – NO PASSING

Penalties = 1st Offense of DUI

Traffic Signals & Traffic Signals & Pavement MarkingsPavement Markings

Categories of SignsCategories of SignsWarning: Warn motorists of hazards ahead that

are difficult to seeGuidance: Guide motorists to a destination by

clearly identifying the routeRegulatory: Regulate traffic speed and movement.

• GDL restrictions Failure to do so may result in a fine of $100 or a possible suspension

of a motorist’s driving privilege

Parking RegulationsWithin 50 feet of a stop sign

3-Second RuleFollowing Distance in Wet

Pavement ConditionsShould Be Doubled (2x)