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New Jersey: What if it snows on my driver's license? 3

I'm in New Jersey. He predicted heavy snowfall the day I had to take the test to get my driver's license. If so, will it be postponed? Or will they keep forcing me to accept? And if I can't go, can I call for a rescheduling?

First of all, you do not need to take a test drive on a day when the DMV tells you if it is raining or shining. If you would like to change the test date prior to testing, you can contact NJ DMV or change it online at

Even if the DMV's Trenton office declares a snowy day in the morning, all test facilities in New Jersey will be closed. If you call 1888 4863339 (NJ DMV) (SEN FRI 8:30 am - 4:15 pm), they can tell you if all the tests have been canceled and you can make a new appointment. You can also post it on the DMV website at the closed and delayed link provided. Unfortunately, you cannot schedule a new appointment online on your driving test day (via the nj dmv website) because online services do not allow you to reschedule the same day of your driving test. Therefore, if you are late for a test drive, you should call.

For unsafe days when there are empty spaces in Della (not too bad snow) and no tight closures in NJ, it depends on where your test drive is. In some places (such as Miller Airpark), County Hill often (not always) arrives early in the morning because the test site forms the road from County Park to Hill. These days, depending on the situation, each location opens at different times (the route should be completely covered with snow and ice). In this case, call 1888 4863339 to see the status of your special installation.

Alternatively, you can contact your local driving school and they will find out if a testing center near you is open or has a landfill. I have seen tests done at 6 inches for a day or two and 3 inches later. My best !!!

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If the test center is open, you must take the test. If you have any questions, I will contact you to change the test date.
Only they can tell if you will be put on hold ... and you call them by getting their number and calling. Pneumatic line should not be bothered by avalanches!
I know it's position 7, but I can't check my driver tomorrow and I also live in New Jersey and it's been a real blizzard abroad. Can't move, but it can. What to do? How long do I have to wait for my exam?