Nevada Practice Test – Learner Driver USA

Welcome to the Nevada Full Mock Test

This mock test will select random questions from our database, which you will be expected to complete within the allocated time limit. You will be shown correct answers and an explanation for each question at the end of the quiz.

Each question approximates the style and type used for your real knowledge test and comes from one of the following categories: Occupant Protection, Traffic Controls, Laws and Rules of the Road, Visual Search, Lane Control, Turns, Parking, Safe Driving Practices, Vehicle Positioning, Sharing the Road, Special Driving Situations, Handling Emergencies, Driver Readiness, Alcohol and Drugs, Additional Driving Laws/Rules.

Instructions:

1. The test will begin after you select the Start Quiz button below.
2. For each question, choose from the four multiple choice answers provided.
3. Some questions may have more than one answer, a note will be displayed when to do this.
4. A confirmation screen will appear at the end for you to submit the test to be scored. Click Submit to be shown a review of your scores and suggested revision.

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At night, the headlights of an approaching vehicle are dazzling you. Where should you look?

Toward the centerline of the road.

Directly at the approaching headlights.

At your rearview mirror until the vehicle passes.

Toward the right edge of your lane while continuing to monitor the road.

None

How many main types of driver distraction are commonly identified by NHTSA?

Two.

Five.

Three.

Four.

None

When a STOP sign has a marked stop line, where should you stop?

Beside the STOP sign.

Before reaching the marked stop line.

In the middle of the crosswalk.

Beyond the line.

None

Which actions should you avoid when preparing to pass a horse and rider? Select all that apply.

Sounding your horn unnecessarily.

Passing slowly while leaving plenty of space.

Revving your engine loudly.

Following closely behind the horse.

When should you use your turn signal when moving to or from the curb?

A signal is unnecessary when moving from a curb.

Before pulling toward the curb or moving away from it.

Only when another vehicle is behind you.

Only when pulling toward the curb.

None

When is it appropriate to briefly use your horn?

To express frustration.

To show another driver that they made a mistake.

To make a slow driver increase speed.

To alert another road user who may not have noticed you.

None

If you plan to drink alcohol at your destination, what should you do before starting your journey?

Plan another safe way to travel home.

Keep your hazard lights on while driving home.

Plan to drive more slowly on the return journey.

Drink coffee before driving home.

None

What should you do if your vehicle is running low on fuel or battery charge?

Begin a long freeway journey.

Refuel or recharge at a suitable location before you risk running out.

Continue until the vehicle is almost empty.

Increase speed so you reach your destination sooner.

None

A large vehicle ahead is passing a bicyclist. Why should you stay well back?

To give the bicyclist room if they move sideways unexpectedly.

To encourage the bicyclist to stop.

So the large vehicle can travel faster.

So you can pass both vehicles at the same time.

None

10.

What should you do when a pedestrian using a white cane or guide dog is crossing the road?

Sound your horn so the pedestrian knows exactly where you are.

Drive around the pedestrian if there is enough room.

Assume the pedestrian can see your hand signals.

Yield as required and use extra caution.

None

11.

Why might you need to reduce speed in a busy business district?

Because pedestrians are prohibited from crossing there.

Because pedestrians, parked vehicles, driveways, and turning traffic can create hazards.

Because speed-limit signs do not apply in business districts.

Because vehicles are not permitted to stop there.

None

12.

At approximately what angle should you begin backing into a parallel parking space?

45 degrees.

20 degrees.

75 degrees.

90 degrees.

None

13.

The motorcyclist ahead extends an arm straight to the left as shown. What does the signal indicate?

The rider is slowing or stopping.

The rider intends to move or turn right.

The rider is asking you to pass.

The rider intends to move or turn left.

None

14.

What should you do when driving conditions are affected by heavy fog or smoke?

Follow the vehicle ahead closely so you can see its lights.

Accelerate so you spend less time in the poor visibility.

Use high-beam headlights and maintain your normal speed.

Avoid driving if possible; if you must continue, slow down and increase your following distance.

None

15.

What is a U-turn?

Turning your vehicle around so you travel in the opposite direction.

Turning left into a side road.

Reversing into a parking space.

Passing a vehicle by using the opposing lane.

None

16.

What is the meaning of this sign?

Come to a complete stop.

Continue if you are turning right.

Stop only if another vehicle is approaching.

Slow down and yield only if necessary.

None

17.

When driving on a freeway in wet weather, why should you stay well back from the vehicle ahead?

To make it easier to accelerate past the vehicle.

To prevent other vehicles from entering the gap.

To improve your view ahead and give yourself more time to plan.

To reduce fuel consumption.

None

18.

What is the purpose of the three-second following-distance rule?

To determine how quickly you should change lanes.

To help you estimate a safe gap behind the vehicle ahead.

To tell you how long you have to overtake another vehicle.

To measure how long you should wait at a stop sign.

None

19.

What does this pedestrian traffic signal mean?

Do not begin crossing.

Begin crossing immediately.

Cross only if no vehicles are visible.

Run across before the signal changes.

None

20.

What hazard does this placard identify?

Explosive material.

Corrosive material.

Flammable material.

Radioactive material.

None

21.

What should you do if bright sunlight makes it difficult to see the road ahead?

Slow down and, if necessary, stop somewhere safe.

Close your eyes briefly until the glare passes.

Turn your head away from the road.

Speed up to pass through the glare quickly.

None

22.

What may happen if you enter a curve too fast?

Your vehicle may move toward the outside of the curve.

Your tires will gain extra traction.

Your vehicle will be pulled toward the inside of the curve.

Your vehicle will automatically slow down.

None

23.

Which people near the roadway may be distracted by the work they are carrying out? (Select all that apply)

Drivers sitting in a legally parked vehicle.

Pedestrians waiting at a marked crosswalk.

Construction workers.

Delivery workers.

24.

On a road with two lanes travelling in your direction, which lane should you generally use when you are not passing?

The right lane.

The shoulder.

The left lane.

Either lane while continuously changing between them.

None

25.

What should you check before passing another vehicle?

Whether another driver will follow you through the pass.

Whether the vehicle ahead will move onto the shoulder.

Whether the road ahead is clear enough to complete the pass safely.

Whether you can exceed the speed limit during the pass.

None

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