Nevada DMV Written Test Practice Exam | Questions &
Answers | Latest Update 2026 | Graded A+
1. What's the parking rule for a green curb?
Park for a limited time. The time limit may be posted on signs or painted on the
curb.
Stop only long enough to pick up or drop off passengers. and mail delivery.
Load and unload passengers and freight
Parking for a disabled person or someone driving a disabled person.
2. Describe the implications of receiving 3 demerit points for speeding violations.
Receiving 3 demerit points results in immediate license suspension.
Receiving 3 demerit points is a minor violation with no consequences.
Receiving 3 demerit points has no impact on driving privileges.
Receiving 3 demerit points indicates a moderate traffic violation that could
lead to increased insurance rates and potential further penalties if accumulated.
3. What are the two possible speed limits in school zones?
15 or 25 mph
20 or 40 mph 10
or 20 mph
30 or 35 mph
4. If a driver approaches a crosswalk marked with solid white lines and sees
pedestrians waiting to cross, what should they do?
, Drive through the crosswalk without stopping.
Speed up to pass before the pedestrians cross.
Stop behind the solid white lines to allow pedestrians to cross safely.
Honk to alert pedestrians to wait.
5. What is one method to remove points from a driving record?
Paying a fine for each point
Attending a court hearing
Driving without any violations for 6 months
Completing a traffic safety course every 12 months
6. What is the 2 second rule?
it take 2 seconds for a truck going 60 mph to come to a halt you
should stay 2 seconds behind the vehicle in front of you it takes 2
seconds to respond to a give situation none of the above
7. What should you do if you have a chemical fire and you do not have a
fire extinguisher with you?
Put water on it.
Prevent a panic by acting like nothing is wrong.
Put dirt on it.
If possible, put dirt on it and/or wait for firefighters to arrive
8. What is the distance at which headlights should be used if persons or vehicles
cannot be clearly seen?
, 500 feet
1500 feet
2000 feet
1000 feet
9. In order to avoid an accident with the vehicle in front while driving under normal
conditions you should use the:
four-second rule two-metre
rule two-second rule
10. Interpret the significance of blue traffic signs in the context of driving.
Blue traffic signs provide regulatory instructions for drivers.
Blue traffic signs indicate speed limits for vehicles.
Blue traffic signs indicate services available to drivers, such as food and
lodging.
Blue traffic signs warn drivers of potential hazards on the road.
11. What is the penalty for a subsequent DUI offense after 7 years?
revoked for 3 years, prison 1 to 6 years
revoked for 5 years, prison 2 to 10 years
fined $1,000, community service revoked
for 1 year, prison 6 months
12. If a driver has a subsequent DUI offense after 7 years and is sentenced to the
maximum prison term, what is the total duration of their driving revocation?
, 3 years
2 years
5 years
1 year
13. Who should not ride in the front seat of a vehicle with a passenger-side airbag?
An elderly person.
A healthy adult.
Infants in rear-facing child safety seats.
All of the listed answers are correct.
14. Describe the conditions under which a driver is required to use headlights according
to traffic regulations.
Headlights must be used whenever persons or vehicles cannot be clearly
seen at 1000 feet, half an hour after sunset, half an hour before sunrise, and
in insufficient light.
Headlights are optional during daylight hours.
Headlights are only required at night and during heavy rain.
Headlights should be used only in foggy conditions.
15. Crossbuck signs indicate:
Answers | Latest Update 2026 | Graded A+
1. What's the parking rule for a green curb?
Park for a limited time. The time limit may be posted on signs or painted on the
curb.
Stop only long enough to pick up or drop off passengers. and mail delivery.
Load and unload passengers and freight
Parking for a disabled person or someone driving a disabled person.
2. Describe the implications of receiving 3 demerit points for speeding violations.
Receiving 3 demerit points results in immediate license suspension.
Receiving 3 demerit points is a minor violation with no consequences.
Receiving 3 demerit points has no impact on driving privileges.
Receiving 3 demerit points indicates a moderate traffic violation that could
lead to increased insurance rates and potential further penalties if accumulated.
3. What are the two possible speed limits in school zones?
15 or 25 mph
20 or 40 mph 10
or 20 mph
30 or 35 mph
4. If a driver approaches a crosswalk marked with solid white lines and sees
pedestrians waiting to cross, what should they do?
, Drive through the crosswalk without stopping.
Speed up to pass before the pedestrians cross.
Stop behind the solid white lines to allow pedestrians to cross safely.
Honk to alert pedestrians to wait.
5. What is one method to remove points from a driving record?
Paying a fine for each point
Attending a court hearing
Driving without any violations for 6 months
Completing a traffic safety course every 12 months
6. What is the 2 second rule?
it take 2 seconds for a truck going 60 mph to come to a halt you
should stay 2 seconds behind the vehicle in front of you it takes 2
seconds to respond to a give situation none of the above
7. What should you do if you have a chemical fire and you do not have a
fire extinguisher with you?
Put water on it.
Prevent a panic by acting like nothing is wrong.
Put dirt on it.
If possible, put dirt on it and/or wait for firefighters to arrive
8. What is the distance at which headlights should be used if persons or vehicles
cannot be clearly seen?
, 500 feet
1500 feet
2000 feet
1000 feet
9. In order to avoid an accident with the vehicle in front while driving under normal
conditions you should use the:
four-second rule two-metre
rule two-second rule
10. Interpret the significance of blue traffic signs in the context of driving.
Blue traffic signs provide regulatory instructions for drivers.
Blue traffic signs indicate speed limits for vehicles.
Blue traffic signs indicate services available to drivers, such as food and
lodging.
Blue traffic signs warn drivers of potential hazards on the road.
11. What is the penalty for a subsequent DUI offense after 7 years?
revoked for 3 years, prison 1 to 6 years
revoked for 5 years, prison 2 to 10 years
fined $1,000, community service revoked
for 1 year, prison 6 months
12. If a driver has a subsequent DUI offense after 7 years and is sentenced to the
maximum prison term, what is the total duration of their driving revocation?
, 3 years
2 years
5 years
1 year
13. Who should not ride in the front seat of a vehicle with a passenger-side airbag?
An elderly person.
A healthy adult.
Infants in rear-facing child safety seats.
All of the listed answers are correct.
14. Describe the conditions under which a driver is required to use headlights according
to traffic regulations.
Headlights must be used whenever persons or vehicles cannot be clearly
seen at 1000 feet, half an hour after sunset, half an hour before sunrise, and
in insufficient light.
Headlights are optional during daylight hours.
Headlights are only required at night and during heavy rain.
Headlights should be used only in foggy conditions.
15. Crossbuck signs indicate:
