Nebraska Permit Practice Test

1. In Nebraska, what is the youngest age to get a learner's permit (LPD)?

1. 13 years old
2. 14 years old
3. 15 years old (correct answer)
4. 16 years old

Answer: C. In Nebraska you can get a learner's permit (LPD) at 15 years old.

Nebraska handbook, page 3.

2. In Nebraska, may a POP holder talk or text on a wireless phone while driving?

1. Yes, if hands-free
2. Yes, for calls only
3. Yes, at stop signs
4. No, interactive wireless devices are not allowed (correct answer)

Answer: D. A Nebraska POP holder may not use an interactive wireless device, such as a phone, while driving.

Nebraska handbook, page 1.

3. In Nebraska, on an interstate, you come up to a stopped car on the shoulder with people near it. What must you do?

1. Nothing; the law covers only police cars
2. Stop next to it
3. Honk to warn the people
4. Move one lane over, or slow down if you cannot (correct answer)

Answer: D. On a Nebraska interstate, you must move one lane away from a stopped vehicle with people in or near it, or slow down if you cannot move over.

4. In Nebraska, what is the usual posted speed limit on most rural interstates?

1. 75 mph (correct answer)
2. 65 mph
3. 70 mph
4. 80 mph

Answer: A. The speed limit on most rural interstates in Nebraska is 75 mph; city stretches are lower.

Nebraska handbook, page 52.

5. In Nebraska, what is the youngest age for a school learner's permit (LPE), used to practice for driving to school?

1. 13 years old
2. 14 years old (correct answer)
3. 15 years old
4. 16 years old

Answer: B. In Nebraska a teen can get a school learner's permit (LPE) at 14, so they can practice for driving to school.

Nebraska handbook, page 2.