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Nevada Permit Practice Test

Free practice for the Nevada learner's permit knowledge test. Every question can be read aloud, with each word highlighted as it is spoken. A wrong answer is never a penalty: you get a hint and try again.

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The Nevada knowledge test

Practice questions

149 practice questions for Nevada: 20 about Nevada rules and 129 about signs, signals and markings that are the same in every state. Free: every question, hints and read-aloud. No sign-up.

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5 sample questions

1. In Nevada, what is the youngest age to get an instruction permit?

  1. 14 years old
  2. 15 years old
  3. 15 and a half years old (correct answer)
  4. 16 years old

Answer: C. In Nevada you can get an instruction permit at 15 and a half years old.

Nevada handbook, page 15.

2. In Nevada, what is the blood alcohol limit for drivers under 21?

  1. .02 percent (correct answer)
  2. .05 percent
  3. .08 percent
  4. .10 percent

Answer: A. In Nevada the blood alcohol limit for drivers under 21 is .02 percent, much lower than the adult limit of .08.

Nevada handbook, page 79.

3. In Nevada, the move-over law covers more than emergency vehicles. Which of these does it also cover?

  1. Parked cars at a mall
  2. A stalled vehicle or debris on the road (correct answer)
  3. Bicycles in a bike lane
  4. Buses at a bus stop

Answer: B. In Nevada the move-over law also covers traffic incidents, such as a crash, a stalled vehicle or debris on the road.

4. In Nevada, what is the highest speed limit the state may post on its highways?

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

Answer: D. Nevada may post a speed limit of up to 80 mph on state highways, and only where a sign shows it.

5. In Nevada, how long is an instruction permit valid?

  1. Six months
  2. One year (correct answer)
  3. Two years
  4. Until age 18

Answer: B. A Nevada instruction permit is valid for one year.

Nevada handbook, page 15.

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