1. Driver’s Ed.
Chapter 1 Worksheet

2. Name 3 items that a motorist must always carry when driving a vehicle.
Driver/provisional license, registration, proof of insurance
2. A legal name change must be reported to the NJMVC within this amount of time.
Within two weeks
A legal change of residence within the state of NJ must be reported to the NJ MVC within this amount of time.
Within one week
4. You must be at least 18 years old and have followed the Graduated Driver License program to receive your basic, unrestricted driver license.

3. How many types of licenses are available in New Jersey? 6
If you are an out-of-state driver and move to NJ, you must apply for a NJ driver license within 60 days, the out-of-state license expires, or whichever comes 1st
How many types of licenses are available in New Jersey? 6
List all types of licenses available in NJ.
Basic, commercial, motorcycle, moped, agriculture, boating
How long is a NJ driver license good before you must get another? 4 years

4. What is the MVC 6 Point Identification Verification policy and why is it used?
Prevents applicants with fraudulent documents from obtaining official documents
Explain restrictions on a driver license and how they appear on the license.
Wearing glasses or contacts; will appear on license in coded form
List the 4 different test you must pass in order to receive your basic unrestricted driver license.
Knowledge, road, vision, behind the wheel course

5. 12. At what age can you receive your permit? 16
13. What is the fee for a permit? $10
14. What is the fee for a basic photo license? $24
15. What does GDL stand for and what is it’s purpose in NJ?
Graduated Driver License – introduces driving privileges gradually to first time drivers & applicants under 21. Available to applicants 17 & older, who have passed MVC’s knowledge and vision tests
16. List all restrictions when you have a student permit.
No driving between 11:01 pm and 5:00 am
No cell phone or any other wireless device
Must be accompanied by supervising adult who is at least 21 years old and licensed to drive for at least 3 years
Passengers must be dependents plus 1, unless with a parent/guardian
Must wear seat belts & display 2 decals

6. 17.How old to receive an examination permit
18.List all the restrictions for a person who has a probationary driver license.
No driving between 11:01 am & 5 am
Dependents+1 passenger, unless with parent/guardian
No cell phones or other wireless devices
**If driver is 21, there are no passenger or hour restrictions**
Required to wear seat belts
Display 2 decals
19.List the adult GDL driver restrictions.
Must wear safety belts
No wireless devices
20.If you want to change your name, list 3 items that can be used as proof of the required change. Marriage certificate, divorce decree, court adoption papers, certified court papers

7. 23. The fee for a lost or stolen license is $11
21. If you want to correct your date of birth, list 4 items that can be used as proof of the required change.
Birth certificate, US passport, US citizenship papers, military ID
22. If your license gets lost or stolen, you should report it to THE LOCAL POLICE
23. The fee for a lost or stolen license is $11
24. The fee for a lost or stolen permit is $6
25. **If you break any of the GDL laws, you can be fined $100**

8. 26. If you possess or display an altered or counterfeited license, these 3 things can happen:
License suspension
Fines
Jail time!!!
**Page 7: All examination permit/ probationary drivers shall not operate a motor vehicle without displaying two visible, reflective decals, provided by MVC, on the license plates of the vehicle.**