Nebraska Permit Test Marathon (All Questions)
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What is the minimum age to be issued a regular Nebraska Learner's Permit (LPD)?
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About this test
These questions were written from the Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O) (January 2025). 76 of the 120 Nebraska questions in this test cover rules that are specific to Nebraska or differ between states. Every answer comes with an explanation and a link to the exact page it comes from, so you can check it yourself.
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What is the minimum age to be issued a regular Nebraska Learner's Permit (LPD)?
- A 14, and you may apply 60 days before your 14th birthday
- B 16, and only after finishing a driver safety course
- C 15, with applications accepted 60 days early
- D 15 and six months, after passing a drive test
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C. 15, with applications accepted 60 days early
The LPD can be issued on or after your 15th birthday, and you may apply up to 60 days early so it is ready on time. It is the permit most teens use to practise for a Provisional Operator's Permit.
Under Nebraska's point system, what happens when a driver accumulates 12 points in two years?
- A A warning letter and a 2-point credit offer
- B A six-month license revocation
- C A 30-day suspension with no course required
- D Revocation of the license for three years
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B. A six-month license revocation
Reaching 12 points in a two-year period triggers an automatic six-month revocation. Before getting the license back, the driver must finish an approved driver's education course of at least four hours and keep proof of insurance.
What is the lowest blood alcohol concentration (BAC) at which it is illegal for a driver under 21 to drive in Nebraska?
- A .08%
- B .05%
- C .02%
- D .04%
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C. .02%
Nebraska has a "zero tolerance" law for drivers under 21, and driving with a BAC of .02% or more is illegal for them. The .08% limit applies to drivers 21 and older, and .04% to commercial vehicle drivers.
On a multi-lane interstate, you approach a stopped tow truck with flashing lights on the shoulder, and its operator is working beside it. What does Nebraska's Move Over Law require?
- A Stop behind the tow truck until it leaves
- B Sound your horn to warn the tow operator
- C Move into a lane at least one lane away, if you can
- D Nothing, because the law covers only police cars
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C. Move into a lane at least one lane away, if you can
On a controlled-access highway such as the interstate, Nebraska's Move Over Law applies when you approach any stopped vehicle on your side of the road, unless it is empty with no one near it. Move into a lane at least one lane away from it; if you cannot, slow down and keep a safe speed. People working on the shoulder have very little protection from passing traffic.
Under Nebraska's child passenger law, how long should a child ride rear-facing?
- A Until age one or 20 pounds
- B Until age two or the seat's limit
- C Until age four or 40 pounds
- D Until the child can sit up without help
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B. Until age two or the seat's limit
Children ride rear-facing up to age two, or until they reach the highest height or weight the seat maker allows. Rear-facing seats spread crash forces across a small child's back and head.