If your car starts to skid, it's important to stay calm and avoid abrupt steering, braking, or accelerating. Instead, you want to go and ease off the gas or brakes to regain control.

A white rectangular sign with black lettering "ONE WAY" indicates that traffic flows in one direction only. It helps drivers understand the traffic pattern and follow the designated flow of vehicles on the road.

Using a cell phone while driving is dangerous and usually illegal unless you're using a hands-free device. Even then, it's important to limit its use to maintain focus on the road.

Change lanes or adjust your speed to create more space. If you are being tailgated by another vehicle, it is best to create more space between your vehicle and the tailgating vehicle. You can do this by changing lanes if possible or adjusting your speed to encourage them to pass safely.

Overdriving your headlights means you are unable to stop your vehicle within the illuminated area ahead. It is dangerous as it does not allow the driver enough time to respond to obstacles in the roadway.

You are only allowed to drive in a bicycle lane when you are about to make a right turn, and only within 200 feet of the intersection. Otherwise, these lanes are reserved for cyclists.

The purpose of a traffic circle or roundabout is to prioritize the flow of traffic from multiple directions. It improves traffic efficiency, reduces the need for traffic signals, and promotes smoother and safer intersection navigation.

If you are involved in a minor traffic collision and your vehicle is blocking traffic but can be moved safely, you should move it out of the traveled roadway to avoid causing further disruptions or accidents.

Failure to stop for pedestrians in a crosswalk results in a $200 fine, 2 points on your license, and can also include community service.

Come to a complete stop. A red octagonal sign with white letters "STOP" indicates that you must come to a complete stop at the designated stop line or before entering the intersection. You should yield the right-of-way to any vehicles or pedestrians in or approaching the intersection.

A yellow crossbuck sign at a railroad crossing indicates the presence of a railroad crossing ahead. It serves as a warning for drivers to be cautious, yield to oncoming trains, and be prepared to stop if necessary.

High-beam headlights allow for better visibility at greater distances, but they can blind other drivers if used inappropriately. Therefore, use them when there are no oncoming vehicles and the road is unlit.

New Jersey law allows right turns on red after a full stop, unless otherwise posted, as long as you yield to pedestrians and other traffic.

it's required to use your headlights from half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunrise, and whenever visibility is 500 feet or less.

The flashing red lights on a school bus indicate that children are either entering or exiting the bus. It is a legal requirement to stop in order to ensure their safety.

A solid yellow line alongside a broken yellow line on a roadway indicates that passing is allowed, but only in the opposite direction of the solid line. Drivers traveling in the direction of the solid line should not attempt to pass.

Flashing yellow lights at intersections are usually found in areas where the speed limit is significantly reduced or where there are more hazards than usual. You are expected to slow down and check carefully before proceeding.

A speed limit sign indicates the maximum speed that drivers should travel under ideal conditions. It helps ensure the safety of all road users and promotes consistent traffic flow. Drivers should adjust their speed according to the posted speed limits and any specific conditions or hazards present on the road.

A green arrow in a traffic light indicates that you have the right to proceed in the direction shown by the arrow, given it is safe to do so.

A solid white line on the right edge of the roadway indicates that passing is not allowed. Drivers should stay within the lane and not cross the solid white line unless necessary for safety reasons, such as entering or exiting a driveway or making a right turn.

When an emergency vehicle is approaching with its lights flashing, you should pull over to the right and stop to allow it to pass.

In construction zones, it's important to slow down, obey all posted signs, and stay alert for unexpected hazards. These measures are necessary to ensure the safety of both drivers and construction workers.

Driving on the shoulder is illegal and unsafe. The shoulder is intended for emergency stops and breakdowns, not for passing other vehicles.

If a vehicle is approaching head-on in your lane, you should reduce speed immediately, pull over to the right, and sound your horn to alert the other driver.

A yield sign means that you must slow down or stop if necessary and only proceed when the way is clear and it's safe to do so.

You should check your mirrors approximately every 15 seconds while driving. Regular mirror checks will help you stay aware of your surroundings and make safe driving decisions.