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New Jersey Basic Auto Learner Permit Practice Test

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Turns, Lanes, Passing & MergingStandalone practice

Your car's turn signals have stopped working, and you need to turn right at the next corner. Which hand signal should you give?

Three unselected left-arm signals are shown: arm straight out, elbow bent with hand up, and elbow bent with hand down. The card states that the driver needs a right turn after the electric turn signals fail.

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On a two-lane road, the center has two yellow lines: a solid line next to your lane and a broken line next to the oncoming lane. Who may cross the center line to pass here, when it is safe?You want to move into the left lane of a three-lane highway. Your inside mirror and your left side mirror both show that the lane is clear. What should you do next?On a two-lane highway, you are passing a slower car on the left. When is it generally safe to move back into the right lane?You are driving at the speed limit on a road with three lanes in your direction. You are not passing anyone and are not getting ready to turn left. Which lane should you normally use?You are on a one-way street with three lanes and want to turn left onto another one-way street with three lanes. The turn is allowed and the way is clear. Which lanes should you use?On a two-lane road with a broken center line, you are behind a slow delivery truck as you climb toward the top of a hill. You cannot see what is coming over the top. What should you do?

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