Car permit · Licenses and permits
What must a driver on New Jersey's Adult Road do to move up to a Basic Driver License?
Correct answer: Drive unsupervised for one year and pay the required fee.
Answer options
- ADrive unsupervised for one year and pay the required fee Correct
- BDrive unsupervised for one year and pass a second road test
- CDrive unsupervised for six months and pay the required fee
Why
On the Adult Road, the last step to a Basic Driver License has two parts: a full year of driving on your own with a Probationary License, and payment of the license fee. No second road test is involved.
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