Try again Read the Nevada guide Question 1 of 20 In most US states, the unposted speed limit in a residential or business district is: A 15 mph B 20 mph C 25 mph D 35 mph Explanation. 25 mph is the standard default residential and business district speed limit in nearly every US state when no sign is posted. Question 2 of 20 What is the proper hand position on the steering wheel? A 12 and 6 o'clock B 10 and 2 o'clock C 9 and 3 o'clock D 8 and 4 o'clock Explanation. Modern guidance is 9 and 3 (or 8 and 4) — these positions reduce arm injury from airbag deployment compared with the older 10-and-2. Question 3 of 20 While driving in Nevada with your learner's permit, you must be accompanied by: A Anyone over 18 B A licensed driver age 21 or older in the front seat C Only a parent or legal guardian D A driving instructor only Explanation. Nevada (like nearly every state) requires permit holders to drive only with a licensed adult age 21 or older in the front passenger seat. Some states also restrict night driving and passengers. Question 4 of 20 Driving slower than other traffic on a freeway is: A Always safe and legal B Sometimes dangerous and may be illegal C Required if you are a new driver D Required in the right lane only Explanation. Driving too slowly on a freeway can be a hazard. Most states have minimum speeds (typically 40 mph) and require slow drivers to use the right lane. Question 5 of 20 You are driving at the posted speed limit on an Interstate. Heavy fog rolls in. You should: A Maintain your speed because you are within the legal limit B Reduce your speed to a safe level for conditions C Use your high beams to see better D Stop in the right lane until the fog clears Explanation. The basic speed law requires you to drive at a speed reasonable for conditions. Visibility is the key factor — slow down significantly in fog. Question 6 of 20 A "Wrong Way" sign means: A You may turn around in the road B You are driving against the legal flow of traffic C There is a detour ahead D You are entering a one-way street going the right way Explanation. Wrong Way signs are usually paired with Do Not Enter signs on freeway exit ramps. Pull over safely, turn around, and re-enter going the correct direction. Question 7 of 20 Green background signs with white letters typically indicate: A Mandatory stop signs B Direction, distance, and exit information C Recreation areas D School zones Explanation. Green signs provide guidance: street names, exit numbers, mile markers, and distances to towns. Question 8 of 20 Brown background signs typically indicate: A Recreational and cultural points of interest B Hospital information C Construction zones D Hazardous-materials routes Explanation. Brown signs mark parks, historic sites, monuments, and other recreational or cultural attractions. Question 9 of 20 A solid white line on the right edge of the road marks: A The center of the road B The edge of the traveled lane C A passing zone D A bicycle lane Explanation. Solid white edge lines mark the right boundary of the traveled lane. Crossing them generally means you have left the lane. Question 10 of 20 If you move to Nevada from another state with a valid out-of-state license, you generally must: A Continue using your old license indefinitely B Transfer your license to a Nevada license, usually within 30–60 days of establishing residency C Take a full road test again immediately D Surrender your license to the state police Explanation. Most new Nevada residents must transfer to a Nevada driver's license within 30–60 days of establishing residency. The NV DMV will accept your out-of-state license with proof of residency and identity, often without a road test. Question 11 of 20 At a four-way stop where two cars arrive at the same time, who has the right of way? A The car going faster B The car on the right C The car on the left D The larger vehicle Explanation. When two vehicles arrive at a four-way stop simultaneously, the vehicle on the right has the right of way. Question 12 of 20 Motorcycles are entitled to: A Half a traffic lane B A full traffic lane C The shoulder only D The bicycle lane only Explanation. Motorcycles have the right to a full lane. Do not share or "split" a lane with a motorcycle. Question 13 of 20 A driver with a disabled placard is entitled to park in: A Any space B Only blue-marked accessible spaces C Red curb zones for short periods D Loading zones Explanation. Disabled placards permit parking only in spaces specifically marked as accessible (typically with a blue background and wheelchair symbol). Question 14 of 20 When applying for your Nevada permit, you must bring: A Just a photo ID B Proof of identity, Social Security number, and $name residency C Only a birth certificate D Just payment for the fee Explanation. Nevada requires proof of identity (birth certificate or passport), Social Security number, and two proofs of Nevada residency. Bring originals, not copies. Question 15 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 16 of 20 The legal BAC limit for adult drivers (age 21 and older) in nearly every state is: A 0.02% B 0.05% C 0.08% D 0.10% Explanation. 0.08% is the per-se DUI limit for adults in 49 states (Utah is 0.05%). Above this, you are legally impaired regardless of how you feel. Question 17 of 20 The "two-second rule" or "three-second rule" measures: A Reaction time only B Following distance C Maximum speed D Time to brake Explanation. Both rules measure following distance — the time gap between you and the vehicle ahead. Three seconds is the modern recommendation. Question 18 of 20 An orange diamond-shaped sign means: A Reduce speed in a school zone B Construction or maintenance zone ahead C A divided highway is beginning D A railroad crossing is ahead Explanation. Orange is reserved for temporary traffic-control situations: construction, maintenance, and emergency operations. Question 19 of 20 For drivers under 21, the BAC limit in every state is: A 0.02% or less (zero tolerance) B 0.04% C 0.06% D 0.08% Explanation. All 50 states have zero-tolerance laws for drivers under 21. The limit is 0.02% or less — practically any detectable alcohol. Question 20 of 20 A blue painted curb means: A Disabled parking only with valid placard B Police vehicles only C Five-minute loading zone D Bus stop Explanation. Blue curbs are reserved for vehicles displaying a valid disabled placard or plate. 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