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Nevada DMV driver's license practice test 3

This Nevada driver's license test has 25 questions written from the Nevada Driver's Handbook, and you can take it without signing up. Its biggest sections are Chapter 10: Driving Under the Influence (2), Chapter 1: Getting Your Nevada Driver's License (3), and Chapter 5: Special Driving Conditions (3). You begin with: "A flashing red light means the same as what?" After each answer you see why it's right or wrong.

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Questions
25
Passing score
80% (20 of 25)
Mistakes allowed
5
Official handbook
Nevada Driver's Handbook

Practice questions

Question 1 of 250 of 25 answered

A flashing red light means the same as what?

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All 25 questions on this test

Every question on this test is listed here with its answer options. Take the test above to see which answers are correct and why.

  1. Question 1: A flashing red light means the same as what?

    • A. A stop sign
    • B. A yield sign
    • C. A steady yellow light
    • D. A green arrow

    Source:Nevada Driver's Handbook, Chapter 3: Driving Safely

  2. Question 2: A Class C license lets you drive cars, vans, and pickups, and tow a vehicle weighing up to how much?

    • A. 10,000 pounds
    • B. 5,000 pounds
    • C. 15,000 pounds
    • D. 26,000 pounds

    Source:Nevada Driver's Handbook, Chapter 1: Getting Your Nevada Driver's License

  3. Question 3: With a regular Class C license, what is the longest your vehicle and trailer combination may be?

    • A. 40 feet
    • B. 53 feet
    • C. 85 feet
    • D. 70 feet

    Source:Nevada Driver's Handbook, Chapter 7: Towing

  4. Question 4: What are Nevada's minimum liability insurance limits?

    • A. $15,000 / $30,000 / $10,000
    • B. $25,000 / $50,000 / $20,000
    • C. $25,000 / $50,000 / $25,000
    • D. $50,000 / $100,000 / $25,000

    Source:Nevada Driver's Handbook, Chapter 8: Insurance and Financial Responsibility

  5. Question 5: You park facing downhill next to a curb. Which way should you turn your front wheels?

    • A. Away from the curb
    • B. Straight ahead
    • C. Toward the middle of the road
    • D. Toward the curb

    Source:Nevada Driver's Handbook, Chapter 3: Driving Safely

  6. Question 6: When may you talk on a handheld cell phone while driving in Nevada?

    • A. Only with a hands-free accessory, or to report an emergency
    • B. Anytime you're stopped at a red light
    • C. Anytime you're under the speed limit
    • D. Anytime you're on a freeway

    Source:Nevada Driver's Handbook, Chapter 3: Driving Safely

  7. Question 7: Which driver behavior is a clue that the driver may be impaired?

    • A. Signaling well before a turn
    • B. Straddling the center line
    • C. Keeping a two-second gap
    • D. Dimming lights for oncoming cars

    Source:Nevada Driver's Handbook, Chapter 10: Driving Under the Influence

  8. Question 8: At what alcohol concentration will an adult driver's license be revoked under Nevada's Illegal Per Se Law?

    • A. 0.05%
    • B. 0.08%
    • C. 0.10%
    • D. 0.12%

    Source:Nevada Driver's Handbook, Chapter 10: Driving Under the Influence

  9. Question 9: You have 5 demerit points. What can a DMV-approved traffic safety course do?

    • A. Remove all points
    • B. Remove 5 points
    • C. Remove 3 points, once in 12 months
    • D. Remove the conviction from your history

    Source:Nevada Driver's Handbook, Chapter 9: Your Driving Record

  10. Question 10: A car behind you on a two-lane road signals to pass. What should you do?

    • A. Speed up so it doesn't have to pass
    • B. Move to the left to block it
    • C. Brake hard so it passes quickly
    • D. Move to the right in your lane and let it pass

    Source:Nevada Driver's Handbook, Chapter 3: Driving Safely

  11. Question 11: You and another car reach an intersection with no signs or signals at the same time. Who usually goes first?

    • A. The vehicle on the left
    • B. The vehicle on the right
    • C. The larger vehicle
    • D. The vehicle going faster

    Source:Nevada Driver's Handbook, Chapter 3: Driving Safely

  12. Question 12: Your right wheels drift onto the shoulder. What should you do?

    • A. Brake hard and swerve back at once
    • B. Speed up to climb back onto the road
    • C. Ease off the gas and get back on the road slowly
    • D. Turn sharply to the left right away

    Source:Nevada Driver's Handbook, Chapter 5: Special Driving Conditions

  13. Question 13: You're coming up behind a motorcycle. What should you do?

    • A. Follow closely so the rider sees you
    • B. Pass it in the same lane
    • C. Flash your high beams
    • D. Slow down sooner than you would for a car

    Source:Nevada Driver's Handbook, Chapter 6: Sharing the Road

  14. Question 14: Under Nevada law, who must wear a seat belt when the vehicle has them?

    • A. The driver and every passenger age six and older
    • B. Only the driver and the front seat passenger
    • C. Only passengers under 18 and the driver
    • D. Every passenger 16 and older, plus the driver

    Source:Nevada Driver's Handbook, Chapter 2: Buckle Up

  15. Question 15: What can a driver be charged with for causing even a minor collision with a bicyclist?

    • A. Careless driving only
    • B. A parking violation
    • C. Reckless driving
    • D. Nothing, if no one is hurt

    Source:Nevada Driver's Handbook, Chapter 6: Sharing the Road

  16. Question 16: Where does the handbook say you should never turn around?

    • A. At a green light
    • B. Across a double yellow line when safe
    • C. In a fire station driveway
    • D. At an opening in a divided highway

    Source:Nevada Driver's Handbook, Chapter 3: Driving Safely

  17. Question 17: What is the most important thing to do in bad weather?

    • A. Turn on your high beams
    • B. Use cruise control
    • C. Follow closer to see tail lights
    • D. Slow down

    Source:Nevada Driver's Handbook, Chapter 5: Special Driving Conditions

  18. Question 18: Most vehicles can float in how much water?

    • A. 6 feet or more
    • B. 2 feet or less
    • C. 4 feet
    • D. 3 feet

    Source:Nevada Driver's Handbook, Chapter 5: Special Driving Conditions

  19. Question 19: Under Nevada law, an autonomous vehicle has an automated driving system at which SAE levels?

    • A. Level 1 or 2
    • B. Level 3, 4, or 5
    • C. Level 0, 1, or 2
    • D. Level 5 only

    Source:Nevada Driver's Handbook, Chapter 4: Advanced Driver Assistance Systems

  20. Question 20: Regulatory signs, which tell you traffic laws you must obey, usually look like what?

    • A. A yellow diamond
    • B. A green rectangle
    • C. A white rectangle
    • D. A brown shield

    Source:Nevada Driver's Handbook, Chapter 3: Driving Safely

  21. Question 21: If you are under 18, how long must you hold an instruction permit before applying for a driver's license?

    • A. At least 6 months
    • B. At least 30 days
    • C. At least 3 months
    • D. At least 12 months

    Source:Nevada Driver's Handbook, Chapter 1: Getting Your Nevada Driver's License

  22. Question 22: What can you do if you have trouble reading or understanding the written knowledge test?

    • A. Ask for an oral examination
    • B. Take the test home and return it later
    • C. Skip it and take only the road test
    • D. Have a friend read and answer for you

    Source:Nevada Driver's Handbook, Chapter 1: Getting Your Nevada Driver's License

  23. Question 23: An overhead sign shows a red X with CLOSED over your lane. What should you do?

    • A. Safely merge into another open lane
    • B. Keep going but slow to 25 mph
    • C. Stop in your lane until it reopens
    • D. Continue if you see no problem ahead

    Source:Nevada Driver's Handbook, Chapter 3: Driving Safely

  24. Question 24: What is the number one crash type on Nevada's streets and highways?

    • A. Head-on collisions
    • B. Rollovers
    • C. Side-impact crashes at intersections
    • D. Rear-end collisions

    Source:Nevada Driver's Handbook, Chapter 3: Driving Safely

  25. Question 25: You turn left from a side street into the center turn lane. How far may you drive in it before merging?

    • A. No more than 20 feet
    • B. No more than 200 feet
    • C. No more than 50 feet
    • D. No more than 300 feet

    Source:Nevada Driver's Handbook, Chapter 3: Driving Safely