New Jersey Permit Test: Right-of-Way Practice Questions

Correct answer: Stop and remain stopped until they clear your lane and the adjacent lane

Come to a complete stop, not just slow down, and remain stopped until the pedestrian clears your lane and the adjacent lane in your direction.

Source: Chapter 4: Safe Driving Rules and Regulations

Correct answer: Up to $500, up to 25 days jail, community service, up to six months suspension, and two points

Fines up to $500, up to 25 days in jail, community service, suspension up to six months, and two points.

Source: Chapter 4: Safe Driving Rules and Regulations

Correct answer: Yes, at all corners unless signs prohibit crossing

Crosswalks exist at all corners of intersections unless regulated by signage that prohibits pedestrian crossings.

Source: Chapter 4: Safe Driving Rules and Regulations

Correct answer: Yield to the motorist on the right

At a multi-way stop, yield to the motorist on the right if both arrive together, and to any vehicle already stopped there.

Source: Chapter 4: Safe Driving Rules and Regulations

Correct answer: Within five feet of the nearest crosswalk or stop line

Bring the vehicle to a complete stop within five feet of the nearest crosswalk or stop line before proceeding.

Source: Chapter 4: Safe Driving Rules and Regulations

Correct answer: As a 4-way stop

When a signal isn't illuminated because of a power failure or malfunction, it is observed as a 4-way stop.

Source: Chapter 4: Safe Driving Rules and Regulations

Correct answer: The vehicle approaching from the right

There are no set rules; when in doubt, use the uncontrolled-intersection rule: the vehicle to the left yields to the vehicle from the right.

Source: Chapter 4: Safe Driving Rules and Regulations

Correct answer: All traffic on the main road

A motorist coming from a private road or driveway must yield to all traffic on the main road.

Source: Chapter 4: Safe Driving Rules and Regulations

Correct answer: Yes, it's required by state law

State law requires non-emergency vehicles to yield to buses re-entering traffic; fines are $50–$200 and/or up to 15 days jail.

Source: Chapter 8: Sharing the Road with Others