Car permit · Sharing the road
In New Jersey, in which situation are you excused from stopping for a frozen dessert (ice cream) truck?
Correct answer: When a safety island on a divided highway separates you from the truck.
Answer options
- AWhen a safety island on a divided highway separates you from the truck Correct
- BWhen the truck is stopped and its stop signal arm is extended
- CWhen the truck is stopped and its red warning lights are flashing
Why
New Jersey law requires drivers to stop when a frozen dessert truck is stopped with its red lights flashing and its stop arm out, because children may dart toward it or away from it; the exception is a truck on the far side of a safety island on a divided highway.
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