Try again Read the Nebraska guide Question 1 of 20 It is illegal to drive while impaired by: A Only alcohol B Only illegal drugs C Alcohol, illegal drugs, prescription drugs, and OTC drugs that impair you D Only marijuana Explanation. You can be cited for DUI for any substance that impairs your driving, including legal prescriptions and over-the-counter medications. Question 2 of 20 A white diamond painted on the pavement indicates: A A bus stop B A high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lane C A bicycle lane D A school crossing Explanation. White diamond markings designate HOV (carpool) lanes — typically requiring 2 or more occupants during posted hours. Question 3 of 20 If your vehicle's right wheels drift off the pavement, you should: A Steer sharply back onto the pavement immediately B Brake hard to slow down C Hold the wheel firmly, ease off the gas, and steer back gently when speeds match D Accelerate to climb back onto the pavement Explanation. Sharp steering at speed causes rollover. Slow down gradually, then ease back onto the pavement when the speed differential is small. Question 4 of 20 A pennant-shaped sign on the LEFT side of the road tells you: A You are entering a no-passing zone B A construction zone is ending C The road is about to curve sharply D A school zone is ahead Explanation. The yellow pennant is the "No Passing Zone" sign. It is the only sign posted on the left side of the road. Question 5 of 20 The proper way to make a right turn is: A Swing wide to the left first B Stay close to the right edge throughout the turn C Cross the centerline as you turn D Use the bicycle lane to start the turn Explanation. Approach and complete a right turn from as close to the right edge as possible to avoid cutting off bicyclists or pedestrians. Question 6 of 20 When driving in heavy rain, you should reduce your speed by approximately: A 1/4 B 1/3 C 1/2 D 2/3 Explanation. A reduction of about one-third is recommended in rain. In heavy snow or ice, reduce by half or more. Question 7 of 20 You may not park within ___ feet of a fire hydrant. A 10 feet B 15 feet C 20 feet D 25 feet Explanation. 15 feet is the universal distance from a fire hydrant in nearly every US jurisdiction. Question 8 of 20 "Move Over" laws require you to: A Slow down for any pedestrian B Change lanes or slow down when passing a stopped emergency or roadside vehicle C Move to the right lane on all freeways D Yield to commercial vehicles Explanation. Move Over laws apply when you pass any stopped emergency vehicle, tow truck, or roadside-assistance vehicle with flashing lights. Question 9 of 20 When should you use your turn signal? A Only when other vehicles are present B At least 100 feet before turning or changing lanes C Only on highways D When you arrive at an intersection Explanation. Signal at least 100 feet before any turn or lane change. On highways, signal earlier — at least 5 seconds before changing lanes. Question 10 of 20 A blind pedestrian carrying a white cane has stepped into the crosswalk. You must: A Honk to alert them you are coming B Stop and wait until they have completely crossed C Drive slowly around them D Continue if you have the right of way Explanation. Pedestrians with white canes or guide dogs always have the right of way, regardless of where they are crossing. Stop and wait. Question 11 of 20 What is the safest action if you become drowsy while driving? A Open a window and turn up the radio B Drink coffee and continue C Pull over to a safe place and rest D Drive faster to reach your destination sooner Explanation. Drowsy driving is comparable to drunk driving. Pull over at a rest area or safe spot and sleep for 20–30 minutes minimum. Question 12 of 20 Hydroplaning occurs when: A Your tires lose grip on a wet road and ride on top of water B Brake fluid leaks from your wheels C Your engine overheats in the rain D You drive too slowly through a puddle Explanation. Hydroplaning is when tires skim on top of standing water. Ease off the gas and do not brake suddenly — let the car slow until tires regain contact. Question 13 of 20 Blue background signs with white letters typically indicate: A Regulatory laws B Recreation and cultural sites C Motorist services such as gas, food, and lodging D Construction zones Explanation. Blue is used for motorist services: gas stations, food, lodging, hospitals, and rest areas. Question 14 of 20 What is the current fee for a learner's permit in Nebraska? A $10 B $25 C $50 D $13.50 Explanation. Nebraska currently charges $13.50 for a learner's permit. Fees change occasionally — verify with the NE DMV before your visit. Question 15 of 20 A white sign reading "MIN 40" means: A Maximum speed is 40 mph B Recommended speed is 40 mph C Minimum speed is 40 mph D Construction speed is 40 mph Explanation. Minimum-speed signs are used on highways and Interstates to keep slow vehicles from creating a hazard. Question 16 of 20 When parking on a road with no curb (uphill or downhill), your front wheels should be: A Toward the road B Away from the road (toward the shoulder) C Straight D In any position Explanation. Without a curb, always turn wheels toward the shoulder so a runaway car rolls off the road instead of into traffic. Question 17 of 20 You arrive at an intersection where the traffic signals are not working. You should: A Continue through at normal speed B Treat it as a four-way stop C Wait for someone else to go first D Yield only to vehicles on the right Explanation. A non-functioning signal is treated as a four-way stop. Stop completely, then proceed in the order vehicles arrived. Question 18 of 20 Driving a vehicle with a broken windshield wiper in rain is: A Allowed if you can see B Illegal in most states C Allowed at low speeds D A minor offense Explanation. A broken wiper that prevents safe operation in rain is generally illegal — equipment violations and unsafe-vehicle citations apply. Question 19 of 20 Which agency issues driver's licenses in Nebraska? A The state police B The county sheriff C The federal DMV D NE DMV Explanation. Driver's licenses in Nebraska are issued by NE DMV. Visit their official website to schedule appointments and find office locations. Question 20 of 20 When you see a school bus with yellow lights flashing, you should: A Stop immediately B Slow down and prepare to stop C Speed up to pass it before it stops D Ignore the lights — they are advisory only Explanation. Yellow flashing lights mean the bus is preparing to stop. Slow down and be ready to stop when the lights turn red. Grade my test Your answers stay on your device — nothing is saved or sent.