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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Why should you leave more space behind the vehicle ahead when driving in wet weather?

It reduces the amount of fuel your vehicle uses.

It allows you to accelerate more quickly.

It makes your vehicle's normal stopping distance shorter.

It improves your view ahead and gives you more opportunity to anticipate hazards.

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In the United States, which direction does traffic normally travel around a roundabout?

Straight across the central island.

In either direction depending on lane choice.

Clockwise.

Counterclockwise.

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What does this sign indicate?

Overnight parking is mandatory.

A rest area is available ahead or nearby.

A ski area is ahead.

An airport is nearby.

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What should you do if you are involved in a collision and someone may be injured?

Stop and call 911 for emergency assistance.

Continue driving and report it later.

Move injured people immediately regardless of the circumstances.

Leave the scene to avoid blocking traffic.

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How should a child younger than 1 year generally travel in a vehicle?

In a booster seat.

In an appropriate rear-facing car seat.

In a forward-facing child restraint.

Using the vehicle's adult seat belt.

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What does LSV stand for?

Local service vehicle.

Limited street vehicle.

Light safety vehicle.

Low-speed vehicle.

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What should you do when a pedestrian is entering or crossing a crosswalk?

Pass behind the pedestrian without reducing speed.

Yield as required and avoid driving into the pedestrian's path.

Use your horn so the pedestrian stops.

Continue at the same speed if the crosswalk is unmarked.

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A pedestrian is taking longer than expected to cross. What should you do?

Drive around the pedestrian if another lane is open.

Move forward slowly to encourage the pedestrian to hurry.

Remain patient and wait until you can proceed safely.

Sound your horn to warn the pedestrian.

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What should you check before using an HOV lane?

Whether you can enter without signalling.

Whether the normal lanes are completely empty.

The posted occupancy and eligibility requirements.

Whether your vehicle is travelling faster than every other vehicle.

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10.

What is one reason you should never take part in a street race or speed contest on a public road?

It is safe if the vehicles have good brakes.

It greatly increases the risk of a serious crash and can result in criminal penalties.

It is allowed if both drivers agree.

It is acceptable if traffic is light.

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11.

Can you lend your disability parking placard to a friend or family member to use when you are not travelling with them?

No. The placard may only be used when the person it was issued to is driving or being transported.

Yes, if they have your permission.

Yes, if they have difficulty finding another parking space.

Yes, but only for a short period.

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12.

Why might a motorcyclist ahead suddenly move across part of the traffic lane?

To avoid an obstacle such as a drain cover or pothole.

To get in your way.

To show off.

To encourage you to pass.

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13.

You need to reverse but cannot clearly see whether the area behind your vehicle is safe. What should you do?

Rev the engine to warn anyone behind you.

Stop and check the area first; get out or use a reliable spotter if necessary.

Sound your horn and reverse immediately.

Reverse slowly without checking.

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14.

You have been drinking, but your BAC is below the legal limit. Which statement is correct?

Your reactions will be faster than normal.

You are guaranteed to be safe to drive.

Alcohol cannot affect you until you reach the legal limit.

Alcohol may still impair your ability to drive safely.

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15.

Which statement about properly wearing a lap-and-shoulder seat belt is correct?

Wearing only the lap belt provides better protection.

Leaving some slack in both parts improves protection.

Wearing both parts correctly improves your protection in a crash.

Wearing only the shoulder belt provides the same protection.

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16.

There are sheep on the roadway ahead. What should you do?

Slow down and be prepared to stop.

Turn around immediately.

Accelerate past them quickly.

Sound your horn continuously.

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17.

What is the purpose of a yield line?

To show where drivers should yield when required.

To mark the beginning of a passing lane.

To show where drivers should accelerate.

To identify a parking space.

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18.

When should you reduce your speed below normal?

Only in bad weather.

Never if you are below the posted speed limit.

Only in heavy traffic.

Whenever traffic, weather, visibility, or road conditions make a lower speed safer.

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19.

Before towing a trailer on a multi-lane highway, what should you check?

Whether trailers are allowed to travel on the shoulder.

Whether towing vehicles are exempt from speed limits.

Whether you can use the left lane at all times.

Whether state law or posted signs restrict which lanes towing vehicles may use.

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20.

What should you do if vehicle trouble prevents you from continuing your journey?

Move as far away from moving traffic as safely possible and warn other road users of your stopped vehicle.

Leave the vehicle immediately, even if doing so puts you in traffic.

Stop in the traffic lane wherever the problem occurs.

Remain on the roadway without using any warning lights.

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21.

There is a STOP sign and a crosswalk but no marked stop line. Where should you stop?

In the center of the crosswalk.

Beside the STOP sign regardless of its location.

After driving through the crosswalk.

Before entering the crosswalk.

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22.

What does the red signal shown in the image mean?

Speed up.

Turn left.

Stop.

Proceed with caution.

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23.

Which activities can distract you while driving? Select all that apply.

Reading a map or instructions while moving.

Eating or drinking.

Checking mirrors for traffic and hazards.

Operating the headlights when necessary.

24.

When parking uphill next to a curb, which way should you turn your front wheels?

Toward the curb.

Away from the curb.

Straight ahead.

Toward the center of the road.

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25.

Which statement about using your horn before reversing is correct?

Sounding your horn gives you the right-of-way.

You should always sound your horn continuously while reversing.

Sounding your horn means you do not need to check behind you.

A horn may warn others, but it does not replace checking that the area is clear.

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