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New Jersey Basic Auto Learner Permit Practice Test

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Traffic Signals & Road MarkingsStandalone practice

A storm has cut the power. At the next intersection, none of the traffic signal's lights are working, and no officer is directing traffic. What should you do?

A and B approach perpendicular roads at a signal-controlled intersection. Every signal lens is dark, and no officer is present.

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Late at night, you have made a complete stop at a traffic signal that is flashing red for your direction. The cross street has a flashing yellow signal, and a car on that street is close to the intersection. What should you do next?You approach an intersection where a single signal light is flashing yellow for your direction. What does it require?Your traffic light is green, but a police officer standing in the intersection holds up a hand for you to stop. What should you do?On a rural highway at night, your tires suddenly rumble and the steering wheel shakes as you drive over a set of raised strips across your lane. What should you do?You are driving toward an intersection when the light changes from green to steady yellow. You are still far enough back to stop smoothly before the stop line. What should you do?You are driving on a road with a broken yellow line just to the left of your lane and a broken white line just to the right of your lane. What do these lines tell you?

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