Nevada DMV Driver’s Handbook | Latest Update 2026 |
Permit Test Prep | Graded A+
1. Describe the requirements for child passengers in vehicles according to Nevada
driving regulations.
Children under age 6 and weighing less than 60 pounds must be in an approved
child restraint system.
Only infants need to be in a child restraint system.
Children under age 8 must sit in the front seat.
All children must wear seat belts regardless of age.
2. Describe the significance of railroad crossing signs in relation to road safety.
Railroad crossing signs are crucial for alerting drivers to potential train
crossings, ensuring they slow down and prepare to stop if necessary.
Railroad crossing signs indicate the speed limit for the area.
Railroad crossing signs serve as reminders to use seat belts.
Railroad crossing signs are used to direct traffic at intersections.
3. What does the shield symbol represent in Nevada driving regulations?
Stop sign
Route marker
Speed limit
Yield sign
4. Infants must be properly secured in a ____________ seat until they weigh at least
, 22 pounds. Once they outgrow a convertible or toddler seat, children may
ride in a ______________ seat.
toddler, back convertible,
rear-facing booster, built-in
rear-facing, booster
5. If a minor is caught driving at 11 p.m. without a valid reason, what consequence
might they face under Nevada law?
They will have their license revoked immediately.
They will receive a warning and no penalties.
They will be required to attend a driving course.
They may face penalties for violating curfew restrictions.
6. What additional requirements must commercial drivers fulfill beyond standard
driving tests?
Obtain a regular driver's license.
Pass additional knowledge and skills tests.
Attend a defensive driving course.
Complete a vision test only.
7. What must you notify the DMV about within 30 days?
insurance policy driving test
results vehicle registration
address or name change
8. When a traffic signal and sign are present:
, neither the sign nor signal should be followed only the
sign should be followed only the signal should be
followed
both the sign and the signal should be followed
9. If a person fails the blood alcohol content (BAC) test, his or her license will be
suspended for at least:
90 days
60 days
45 days
180 days
10. Interpret the significance of the DMV's question regarding organ donation during
the licensing process.
It is only relevant for individuals over a certain age.
It is a mandatory question for all applicants regardless of their choice.
It serves as a way to collect funds for road safety programs.
The DMV's question about organ donation highlights the state's efforts to
encourage organ donation and support the Anatomical Gift Account.
11. If a driver approaches a railroad crossing sign and sees no train, what should they
do before proceeding?
Stop and wait for a signal to cross.
Look both ways and proceed with caution.
, Ignore the sign if no train is visible.
Accelerate quickly to cross before a train arrives.
12. If you are driving in Nevada and approach a crossing without a visible train, what
actions should you take?
Speed up to cross quickly.
Look both ways and proceed with caution.
Ignore the crossing if no train is seen.
Stop and wait indefinitely.
13. Where is the safest location for a child in a motor vehicle?
Right rear seat
Left rear seat
Front passenger seat
Center rear seat
14. Describe what a combination vehicle entails according to Nevada driving
regulations.
A combination vehicle is a standard passenger car.
A combination vehicle is any vehicle that can carry more than five
passengers.
A combination vehicle consists of a truck and a trailer or multiple trailers.
A combination vehicle is a motorcycle with a sidecar.
15. If a 15-year-old student has a family hardship that requires them to drive to school,
what type of license can they apply for in Nevada?
Permit Test Prep | Graded A+
1. Describe the requirements for child passengers in vehicles according to Nevada
driving regulations.
Children under age 6 and weighing less than 60 pounds must be in an approved
child restraint system.
Only infants need to be in a child restraint system.
Children under age 8 must sit in the front seat.
All children must wear seat belts regardless of age.
2. Describe the significance of railroad crossing signs in relation to road safety.
Railroad crossing signs are crucial for alerting drivers to potential train
crossings, ensuring they slow down and prepare to stop if necessary.
Railroad crossing signs indicate the speed limit for the area.
Railroad crossing signs serve as reminders to use seat belts.
Railroad crossing signs are used to direct traffic at intersections.
3. What does the shield symbol represent in Nevada driving regulations?
Stop sign
Route marker
Speed limit
Yield sign
4. Infants must be properly secured in a ____________ seat until they weigh at least
, 22 pounds. Once they outgrow a convertible or toddler seat, children may
ride in a ______________ seat.
toddler, back convertible,
rear-facing booster, built-in
rear-facing, booster
5. If a minor is caught driving at 11 p.m. without a valid reason, what consequence
might they face under Nevada law?
They will have their license revoked immediately.
They will receive a warning and no penalties.
They will be required to attend a driving course.
They may face penalties for violating curfew restrictions.
6. What additional requirements must commercial drivers fulfill beyond standard
driving tests?
Obtain a regular driver's license.
Pass additional knowledge and skills tests.
Attend a defensive driving course.
Complete a vision test only.
7. What must you notify the DMV about within 30 days?
insurance policy driving test
results vehicle registration
address or name change
8. When a traffic signal and sign are present:
, neither the sign nor signal should be followed only the
sign should be followed only the signal should be
followed
both the sign and the signal should be followed
9. If a person fails the blood alcohol content (BAC) test, his or her license will be
suspended for at least:
90 days
60 days
45 days
180 days
10. Interpret the significance of the DMV's question regarding organ donation during
the licensing process.
It is only relevant for individuals over a certain age.
It is a mandatory question for all applicants regardless of their choice.
It serves as a way to collect funds for road safety programs.
The DMV's question about organ donation highlights the state's efforts to
encourage organ donation and support the Anatomical Gift Account.
11. If a driver approaches a railroad crossing sign and sees no train, what should they
do before proceeding?
Stop and wait for a signal to cross.
Look both ways and proceed with caution.
, Ignore the sign if no train is visible.
Accelerate quickly to cross before a train arrives.
12. If you are driving in Nevada and approach a crossing without a visible train, what
actions should you take?
Speed up to cross quickly.
Look both ways and proceed with caution.
Ignore the crossing if no train is seen.
Stop and wait indefinitely.
13. Where is the safest location for a child in a motor vehicle?
Right rear seat
Left rear seat
Front passenger seat
Center rear seat
14. Describe what a combination vehicle entails according to Nevada driving
regulations.
A combination vehicle is a standard passenger car.
A combination vehicle is any vehicle that can carry more than five
passengers.
A combination vehicle consists of a truck and a trailer or multiple trailers.
A combination vehicle is a motorcycle with a sidecar.
15. If a 15-year-old student has a family hardship that requires them to drive to school,
what type of license can they apply for in Nevada?
