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New Jersey Basic Auto Learner Permit Practice Test

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You are driving in the right lane of a road with two lanes in your direction. Ahead, a car in the left lane has stopped at a marked crosswalk to let a pedestrian cross. What must you do?

A approaches in the right lane while B has stopped in the left lane before a marked crosswalk. Pedestrian C is crossing in front of B, where the stopped car can hide C from A’s driver.

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You are driving through an intersection on a green light when an ambulance comes up behind you with its siren sounding and red lights flashing. What should you do?A white sign shows a bicycle symbol above the words MAY USE FULL LANE. Ahead of you, a cyclist is riding in the center of your lane. What should you do?You have a green light and want to go straight. A pedestrian using a white cane starts to cross in front of you, against the signal. What must you do?You are waiting to turn left at an intersection. A motorcycle is coming toward you from the other direction. Why should you take a second look before you turn?On a four-lane highway, you come up behind a motorcycle that is riding near the left side of your lane. You want to pass it. How should you pass?You are in the right lane of a three-lane highway. Ahead, a pickup truck is stopped on the right shoulder with its hazard lights flashing. The center lane is clear, and no officer is directing traffic. What does New Jersey law require you to do?

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