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New Jersey practice test: 12 questions from N.J.S.A. Title 39
Every New Jersey question cites the N.J.S.A. Title 39 section or federal standard it tests. Pick a test and start.
- Exam Simulator50 questions, pass with 40, scored the way MVC scores it
- Practice Test 120 questions, a broad first pass across signs, right of way, rules and safety
- Road Signs Full197 questions, every sign, signal and pavement marking question
- Laws and Limits12 questions drawn from the N.J.S.A. Title 39
14 tests, all free, all scored the NJ way.
The essentials
Signs, signals and right of way
The rules that get you fined
The exam simulator
254 questions, 12 of them written for New Jersey.
The New Jersey bank runs to 254 questions. 12 are written for New Jersey specifically from the New Jersey Rules of the Road, Title 39 of the New Jersey Statutes, 60 make up the shared national core of right of way, rules of the road and safety that every state tests, and 182 are sign recognition cards with official MUTCD sign artwork (public domain, via Wikimedia Commons). 8 of the 254 are rated hard, 2 of those from New Jersey's own set.
The 12 questions written for New Jersey.
These 12 split into 8 on rules of the road, 3 on safety and impairment and 1 on right of way, and each one names the rule it tests, so you learn the N.J.S.A. Title 39 section rather than just the answer. The rest of the bank is the shared national core and the sign artwork every state uses. Here is what New Jersey asks from its own code, and where each question comes from.
- New Jersey issues a special learner's permit starting at age 16. What must be true of the adult who sits in the front seat while the permit holder practices? New Jersey Statutes Title 39, Motor Vehicles and Traffic, special learner's permit supervising driver requirements
- A New Jersey resident who did not go through a behind the wheel driver education course at 16 can first get an examination permit at what age? New Jersey Statutes Title 39, Motor Vehicles and Traffic, examination permit eligibility
- How long must a New Jersey permit holder practice with a supervising driver before taking the road test for a probationary license? New Jersey Statutes Title 39, Motor Vehicles and Traffic, probationary license eligibility requirements
- New Jersey requires drivers under 21 who hold a special learner permit, examination permit, or probationary license to display what on their vehicle? New Jersey Statutes Title 39, Motor Vehicles and Traffic, young driver decal requirement known as Kyleigh's Law
- A 22 year old who is still on a New Jersey probationary license is subject to which of these graduated license rules? New Jersey Statutes Title 39, Motor Vehicles and Traffic, graduated driver license restrictions and the age 21 exemption
- A New Jersey probationary license holder under 21 is generally restricted from driving during which hours, absent a work, school, or religious exception? New Jersey Statutes Title 39, Motor Vehicles and Traffic, probationary license nighttime driving restriction
- With no parent or guardian in the car, how many passengers may a New Jersey probationary driver under 21 carry, leaving aside the driver's own dependents? New Jersey Statutes Title 39, Motor Vehicles and Traffic, probationary license passenger restriction
- New Jersey's seat belt law is broader than most states in one respect. Which statement is accurate? New Jersey Statutes Title 39, Motor Vehicles and Traffic, seat belt use in all seating positions, rated hard
- How does New Jersey's cell phone law treat a driver who still holds a permit or probationary license, compared to a fully licensed adult driver? New Jersey Statutes Title 39, Motor Vehicles and Traffic, wireless device restrictions for permit and probationary holders, rated hard
- What blood alcohol concentration triggers New Jersey's underage zero tolerance law for a driver younger than 21, compared to the standard adult threshold? New Jersey Statutes Title 39, Motor Vehicles and Traffic, driving under the influence and the underage zero tolerance limit
- Which roadside vehicles showing flashing lights does New Jersey's move over law cover? New Jersey Statutes Title 39, Motor Vehicles and Traffic, approaching stationary emergency and service vehicles
- A sign on a New Jersey highway reads ALL TURNS FROM RIGHT LANE. A driver wants to turn left at the next intersection. What should they do? New Jersey Statutes Title 39, Motor Vehicles and Traffic, obedience to traffic control devices governing turns
40 of 50 correct, 10 misses allowed.
The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission knowledge test is 50 questions and you pass at 40, which is 40 of 50 (80%), so 10 wrong answers is the margin before it ends. The exam simulator draws that exact count and pass mark and scores it the way MVC does.