New Jersey GDL permit and probationary stages, decal rules, speed limits, and roundabout and left turn rules. Focus on generally published state rules.
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- New Jersey Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) has how many stages?
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Three: Learner's Permit, Probationary License, and Full License- Minimum age to obtain a Learner's Permit in New Jersey?
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16 years old- What age must a supervising driver be for a Learner's Permit holder?
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At least 21 years old- Red decals are required for which GDL stage?
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Learner's Permit- Yellow decals are required for which GDL stage?
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Probationary License- Where must GDL decals be placed on the vehicle?
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On the back bumper or rear window- Learner's Permit holder: no driving between which hours?
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9:01 PM and 5:00 AM- Probationary License holder: no driving between which hours?
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11:01 PM and 5:00 AM- Can a Learner's Permit holder drive on limited-access highways?
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No, restricted to state roads and local roads only- What passenger restrictions apply to a Learner's Permit holder?
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No passengers except parent, guardian, or licensed driver 21 or older- How many passengers under age 21 can a Probationary License holder have?
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Only one (family members exempt)- Cell phone use while driving on a permit or probationary license?
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Prohibited (hands-free only in emergency)- Speed limit in New Jersey residential areas (no posted sign)?
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25 mph- Speed limit in school zones during school hours?
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20 mph- What speed should you use when approaching a roundabout?
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Slow down and yield to traffic already in the roundabout
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