NJ Driver License System Chapters 1 and 2 Do now Basic driver’s license brainstorm web Laws governing licenses A motorist who operates a vehicle must always carry: 1. 2. 3. License/permit Proof of insurance registration Altering a driver license or showing an altered license – loss of driving privilege$1000 fine and/or up to 6 months in jail. Getting a license illegally- $200-$500 and/or 30-90 of jail. Types of NJ Licenses Basic Automobile License ◦ For all types of Class D motor vehicles registered by the MVC, except motorcycles. ◦ Expiration: 4 years ◦ Minimum age: 18 (16 permit) ◦ Test(s) required: KVR ◦ $24 Probationary Automobile License (GDL) ◦ For all types of Class D motor vehicles registered by the MVC, except motorcycles. ◦ Expiration: 4 years ◦ Minimum Age: 17 ◦ Tests Required: KVR Commercial ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ Driver License For large trucks, buses and vehicles Classes A, B, or C Expiration: 4 years Minimum age: 18/21 Tests required: CKVR Motorcycle License ◦ For most vehicles with fewer than four wheels. ◦ Issued as a separate license or as an endorsement if the individual already holds a basic NJ driver license. ◦ Class E ◦ Expiration: 4 years ◦ Minimum age: 17 ◦ Tests required: KVR Probationary Motorcycle License (GDL) ◦ For most vehicles with fewer than four wheels. ◦ Issued as a separate license or as an endorsement if the individual already holds a basic NJ driver license. ◦ Expiration: 4 years ◦ Minimum age: 17 ◦ Test required: KVR Moped License ◦ For unlicensed motorists 15 years of age or older. ◦ Not needed if operator has a Class A, B, C, D, or E license. ◦ Expiration: 4 years ◦ Minimum age: 15 ◦ Tests required: KVR Agricultural License ◦ For farming purposes only. ◦ May be granted to persons between 16 and 17 years old. ◦ Expiration: 4 years ◦ Minimum age: 16 ◦ Tests required: KVR Boat License ◦ For individuals 16 years of age and older, who operate a motorboat on fresh, non-tidal waters. ◦ June 1, 2007: Persons born in 1959 or later must possess a Boating Safety Certificate. ◦ Expiration: 4 years ◦ Minimum age: 16 ◦ Tests required: n/a non-tidal waters only What is… KVR? KVR KVR ◦ K= Knowledge ◦ V= Vision ◦ R= Road ◦ All the tests that you need to pass in order to obtain a license or permit. Knowledge Written test 80 percent, or 40 of the 50 questions, must have correct answers. Failure: wait 7 days! Vision Basic License Applicants: ◦ 20/50 vision or without corrective lenses. ◦ For sight in one eye only, that eye must meet the 20/50 rule and the applicant must have documentation signed by a licensed physician. CDL License Applicants: ◦ 20/40 vision with or without corrective lenses in both eyes. ◦ Must be able to distinguish among red, green, and amber lights. How do you prove your ID verification? 6 Point ID Verification All NJ driver license applicants must complete 6 Point ID Verification by presenting documents that prove their age, identity, and legal presence in the U.S. At least 1 primary document At least 1 secondary document At least six points of ID Proof of address Social Security number 6 point ID Activity ! Split into 8 groups Each group get a type of license On a piece of paper write down your license type and information about that type of license and present to the class Summarizer Day 1 What is the process to get a basic drivers license? Answer Turn 16 Contact a driving school Pass the vision and written test Complete 6 hours of instruction Practice with a supervising driver for 6 months or until 17 whichever is longer. Step 1: Special Learner Permit (16) Step 2: practice driving with an adult supervising (at least 6 months) Step 3: Probationary License (17) Step 4: practice driving unsupervised (at least 1 year) Step 5: Basic Driver License (18) Do now What are the laws governing license? Answer 1. A motorist who operates a vehicle must always carry: License/permit Proof of insurance Registration 2. Altering a driver license or showing an altered license – loss of driving privilege- $1000 fine and/or up to 6 months in jail. 3. Getting a license illegally- $200-$500 and/or 30-90 of jail. Special Learner Permit Restrictions (minimum age 16) No driving between 11:01pm and 5:00 am No cell phones, video games, etc. Must be accompanied in the front seat by an adult supervising driver who is at least 21 years of age and who possesses a valid NJ driver license and has a minimum of 3 years driving experience. Passengers – supervising driver, any parent or guardian, one additional passenger. Everyone must wear seatbelt. Examination Permit Restrictions (minimum age 17) *An examination permit is different from a student learner permit because the applicant does not have to be a student and an instructor is not necessary.* No driving between 11:01pm and 5:00am. No using cell phones, etc. Must be accompanied in the front seat by an adult who is at least 21 years old and has a minimum of 3 years driving experience. Passengers- one, except if a parent or guardian is in the vehicle then there are no restrictions. Everyone must wear a seat belt. Probationary Driver License (GDL) (minimum age 17) Restrictions No driving between 11:01pm and 5:00 am. No using cell phones, etc. Passengers- one, except if a parent or guardian is in the vehicle then there are no restrictions. Everyone must wear a seat belt. All GDL violations are $100 If person with a permit or GDL is 21 then there are not restrictions. What is the GDL process? In 2001, New Jersey implemented a multistage driver licensing system know as the GDL. What does GDL stand for? List the steps of the GDL GDL Early Bird Road (option A) Step 1: Special Learner Permit (16) Step 2: practice driving with an adult supervising (at least 6 months) Step 3: Probationary License (17) Step 4: practice driving unsupervised (at least 1 year) Step 5: Basic Driver License (18) *Options a, b, and c on page 17 28 License process Turn 16 Contact a driving school Pass the vision and written test Complete 6 hours of instruction Practice with a supervising driver for 6 months or until 17 whichever is longer. GDL What is the GDL decal? GDL DECAL Kyleigh’s all Law, May 1, 2010 GDL drivers under the age of 21, who possess a permit of probationary license, are required to display two visible, red reflective decals, distributed through the MVC, on the top left corner of the rear and front license plate $4 a pair $100 fine for not having them displayed. If a permit driver commits a traffic offense, the responsibility is with both the student and the adult supervising driver Non-Driver ID At 17 you may apply for a non driver ID at DMV. You must show 6 points of ID. Road test checklist 6 points of ID Validated permit Valid inspection sticker, registration, insurance, 2 red GDL decals No obstructions in vehicle Vehicle must not have parking assist or sensors or back-up cameras No self parking vehicles Valid inspection sticker All signals, brake lights, and windshield wipers on vehicle for test must be in working order No rental cars Applicant must be accompanied by a licensed driver Elements on the Road Test Driving in reverse Following other vehicles Nearing corners, intersections Parking (parallel) Sitting properly Starting a vehicle Steering properly Stopping at signs Stopping smoothly Turning Turning around Using the horn Yielding right-of-way Reasons for Road Test Rejection Improper, expired or no inspection sticker. Lack of examiner access to foot brake or parking break. Any defect or condition that affects the safe operation of the test vehicles. ◦ See page 34 of your manual for the list of possible defects or conditions. ◦ Failure: wait 2 weeks! SAMPLE RESTRICTIONS CORRECTIVE LENSES PROSTHETIC DEVICES HEARING IMPAIRED 2 YEAR LICENSE AVAILABLE TO THOSE 70 OR OLDER Summarizer Day 2 What paperwork do you need for the road test? Answer 6 point ID and address requirements 6 point Review chapter 1 & 2 highlight important facts Review! Create an assessment Get into groups of 3 or 4 & create chapter 1 & 2 assessment. Requirements: -minimum 10 questions. -can be any assessment type that you'd like. Example: (true/false, multiple choice, short answer, mix of all) Provide two copies- (test copy and an answer key) Carousel Brainstorm Activity TOPICS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Types of license 6 point ID GDL early bird SLP restrictions Probationary restrictions GDL decal Road test checklist Road test elements Laws governing license