New Jersey MVC Practice Tests

Yes. You may drive in NJ with your out-of-country license for a period of 12 months before you will need to apply for a NJ Driver's License.Question Category

If you plan to become a New Jersey resident, you have 60 days to apply for your New Jersey State license. If you do not plan to become a resident, then you are fine to drive with your out-of-state license as long as it is not suspended, revoked or expired.

No. Out-of-state permits are not recognized by New Jersey. You will need to obtain a NJ Permit. If you are 16, you will also need to attend and complete a driver's training course.

If you possess a valid NJ Driver's license from another state, you do not need to take the NJ Driving Exam. You have 60 days to replace your out-of-state license with a New Jersey State Driver's License. To do this you will need to visit a local MVC office with legal documents that pass the 6 point identity and address verification. For more information about acceptable documents visit this website: https://www.nj.gov/mvc/Licenses/DocumentSelector/index.htm.

No. You do not have to redo the NJ Written Exam or your eye exam when you go to renew your license.

The state of NJ requires drivers renew their licenses in person. In order to renew your license, you will need to visit your local MVC office during their hours of operation. You should bring with you the $24 renewal fee and acceptable identification documents. You can find more information about what identification documents are acceptable by visiting this website: https://www.nj.gov/mvc/Licenses/DocumentSelector/index.htm.

New drivers (especially teens) have a higher risk of being in an accident statistically so insurance companies often charge more to cover them.

The cost of car insurance varies depending on various factors like your age, how many people will be on your policy, what type of car you will drive, your driving record and the insurance company you choose. Make sure to research your options so that you can find the best car insurance for you.

The answer to this question varies. Generally, you will need your license and information about the vehicle you are insuring (i.e. the VIN number, year, make and model).

Yes. If you are under 20, you will receive a probationary license, which you should maintain for at least a year. During this probationary year, you should practice driving unsupervised. You are not allowed to use hand held device while you are driving, and you are not allowed to drive between 12 AM and 5 AM. Additionally, both of your licenses will need to have a GDL decal.

After you have passed your NJ Driving Exam, you will be issued an authorization slip. You will take this authorization slip, your NJ Learner's Permit and identification documents to an MVC agency. You will receive your license at the MVC agency.

If you fail your NJ Driving Exam, you will be able to retake the exam after a two week waiting period. However, you shouldn't rush retaking your exam. Before retaking the exam, study and practice thoroughly. Pay attention to what your examiner indicates as your weaknesses and work upon improving your driving skills. If you fail the NJ Driving Exam twice, you may be required to wait at least 6 months before you take the exam again.

Yes. You should wear contact lenses or glasses during your exam if that is what you normally use to see.

Only you and the examiner will be allowed in your vehicle during the Driving Exam. No one else is allowed.

No. Once you have passed successfully your NJ written test, you do not need to pass the test again.

During your NJ Driving Exam, you will have to demonstrate that you know how to drive defensively, yield the right-of-way, stop at controlled and uncontrolled intersections, change lanes, back up, parallel park and many more practical driving skills.

The examiner will first inspect your vehicle by checking your head lights, brake lights, car tag and your signal lights. If your car is in goo working conditions and meets NJ safety standards, the examiner will ask you to demonstrate the brakes, signal lights and windshield wipers. If you answer those questions successfully, then you will start your engine.

The best way to pass your NJ Driving Exam is to practice driving safely. You should able to demonstrate to your examiner that you are skilled enough to drive alone. You should practice changing lanes properly, signaling effectively, accelerating smoothly and gradually.

A licensed driver who is 21 years old or older must accompany you to your NJ Driving Exam.

For the NJ Driving Exam, you need to supply your own vehicle that is in good working condition. The vehicle must be registered and insured and in good working condition.

You will complete your NJ Driving Exam at your local MVC office.

When you are ready to take your NJ Driving Exam you can visit the NJ MVC website and schedule your road test appointment online: https://www.nj.gov/mvc/.

There are many driving schools in NJ. You can find more information by visiting the NJ MVC website: https://www.nj.gov/mvc/pdf/Licenses/drs.pdf

Applicants fail the NJ Driving Exam for many reasons, but there are some common mistakes that you should avoid committing. You should AVOID not coming to a complete stop, changing lanes improperly, checking your mirrors infrequently, parallel parking incorrectly, not using your signals and driving with only one hand on the wheel.

The Driving Exam will test your ability to drive safely. Some skills you should develop include parallel parking, changing lanes effectively, accelerating smoothly and gradually, braking consistently and appropriately, yielding the right of way, passing other cars safely and other important everyday driving maneuvers..

You should practice driving safely with a licensed driver who is 21 years old or older.

After you have received your NJ permit, you must wait at least 6 months before taking your road test. During this time you should be practicing and developing your driving skills.

You can practice driving anywhere with your valid NJ Learner's Permit as long as you are accompanied by a licensed driver who is 21 years old or older. Additionally, you are not allowed to drive between the hours of 11 PM and 5 AM.

A licensed driver who is 21 years old or older must be sitting next to you while you are driving.

After you pass your NJ Permit Test, you will have to wait 6 months before you can schedule your NJ Driving Exam. During that time, you should practice driving with a licensed driver, who is 21 years old or older, accompanying you and sitting in the vehicle next to you. If you are 16 years old, you also need to attend a complete a Driving School course. Once the 6 months waiting period is over and you are at least 17, you may apply for your provisional license.

You are able to retake the test immediately. However, you shouldn't rush it. Before retaking the NJ permit test, make sure that you study thoroughly before trying again. If you fail the test three times, you will have to wait 6 months before you are able to try again.

If you fail your NJ Permit Test, you will not receive your permit. You will be able to retake the test as early as you like, but don't rush retaking the NJ Permit Test if you have failed. You should retake your test after you've studied thoroughly and reread the entire NJ manual.

No. You do not required to take a drug test when applying for your learner's permit.

No. The NJ permit test is not an open book test. Under no circumstances are you allowed to use your NJ Driver's Manual or any other study guides during the exam.

The NJ permit test is most difficult for applicants who do not study. To give yourself the best chance of passing your NJ permit test successfully, you should study the NJ Driver's manual.

You must answer at least 40 out of 50 questions correctly in order to pass i.e. you need a score of 80% at least.

There are 50 Road Test questions on the NJ Permit Test. You must answer at least 40 questions correctly in order to pass i.e. you need a score of 80% at least.

A parent, legal guardian or a licensed driver, who is 21 years old or older and who possesses a valid driver's license, should accompany you to your NJ permit test.

When you apply for NJ Driver's Permit, you will need to bring the $10 fee, a primary and secondary ID, your Social Security Number and proof of your address. These documents must total 6 points on New Jersey's verification scale. Visit this website for more information about acceptable documents: https://www.nj.gov/mvc/Licenses/DocumentSelector/index.htm.

You have to be at least 16 years old to take the NJ permit test.

You should take your NJ permit test at your local MVC office. You can find a list of available MVC offices in your area by visiting this website: https://www.nj.gov/mvc/

The night before your permit test, you want to review all of your notes. Don't try to cram the night before your test. It's better to test yourself on the information you have studied and get a good night's rest.

You can take your NJ permit test at your local MVC office. You can find a list of available locations by visiting this website: https://www.nj.gov/mvc/

There are 50 Road Test questions on the NJ Permit Test. You must answer at least 40 questions correctly in order to pass i.e. you need a score of 80% at least.

To be safe, you should be familiar with the entire NJ Driver's Manual.

You can find NJ Driver's Manual by visiting the official NJ MVC website: https://www.nj.gov/mvc/.

If you are 16 years old, which is considered an "early bird" driver, you must be able to demonstrate proof that you are enrolled in a Driver's Education course when you apply.

For your NJ permit test, you should be familiar with the NJ Driver's Manual. Reading the entire manual will give you the best chance of passing successfully the NJ Permit Test. By the time you take your NJ Permit Test, you should be able to recall traffic laws and be familiar with all road signs.

A straight face is easier to process and distinguish. Since your driver's license photo is used to identify you, the MVC and the police want to reduce fraud or identify theft by making it more difficult to impersonate you. Better facial recognition technology is developing every day, but until then it's recommended that you keep a straight face in your photo.

Once you have passed successfully your road test, you will have your license taken at the MVC office.

Yes. The MVC conducts a vision test for you when you apply for your permit. You must receive at least a 20/50 acuity with or without corrective lenses.

No. A physical is not required.

A parent, legal guardian or a licensed driver, who is 21 years old or older and who possesses a valid driver's license, should accompany you to your NJ permit test.

You can apply for your NJ Permit at your local Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) office. You can find a list of available locations by visiting this website: https://www.nj.gov/mvc/

When you apply for NJ Driver's Permit, you will need to bring the $10 fee, a primary and secondary ID, your Social Security Number and proof of your address. These documents must total 6 points on New Jersey's verification scale. Visit this website for more information about acceptable documents: https://www.nj.gov/mvc/Licenses/DocumentSelector/index.htm.

To apply four your NJ Driver's permit, you must be at least 16 years old.