Nebraska permit test numbers to know

First conviction Maximum—sixty days imprisonment and five hundred dollars fine Mandatory minimum—seven days imprisonment and five hundred dollars fine

When such person has a concentration of eight-hundredths of one gram or more by weight of alcohol per one hundred milliliters of his or her blood

.02% or higher and the driver is under 21.

.08% or higher regardless of driver’s age or vehicle type.

The administrative sanction for refusal is one year of license revocation.

First time offenders who fail an alcohol test serve a 180 day administrative license revocation (ALR).

Drivers receive a temporary license which expires 15 days after it is issued.

For a conviction of .02% the license will be impounded by the court for 30 days

Two hundred dollars for the first offense; (b) Three hundred dollars for a second offense; and (c) Five hundred dollars for a third and subsequent offense.

Any person violating this subsection shall be guilty of a Class IV misdemeanor, shall be fined five hundred dollars, and shall be assessed points on his or her motor vehicle operator's license

in the amount of twenty-five thousand dollars because of bodily injury to or death of one person in any one accident, (2) subject to the limit for one person, in the amount of fifty thousand dollars because of bodily injury to or death of two or more persons in any one accident

Accumulating 12 points in a two-year period causes automatic revocation of the operator's license for six months.

the points no longer count two years after the date of violation

Failure to have required minimum insurance liability coverage ($25,000 property, $50,000 personal injury) and involvement in an at fault crash.

($25,000 property, $50,000 personal injury)

Individuals under 21 accumulating six or more points within one year are required to take a driver improvement course within three months.

For a first offense, drivers can be fined up to $100.

The operator of any vehicle involved in an accident resulting in injuries or death to any person or damage to the property of any one person, including such operator, to an apparent extent that equals or exceeds two thousand dollars shall within ten days forward a report of such accident to the Department of Transportation.

The fine for texting and driving is $200 to $500.

Twenty-five miles per hour in any residential district; (b) Twenty miles per hour in any business district; (c) Fifty miles per hour upon any highway that is gravel or not dustless surfaced;

Twenty-five miles per hour in any residential district; (b) Twenty miles per hour in any business district; (c) Fifty miles per hour upon any highway that is gravel or not dustless surfaced;

Twenty-five miles per hour in any residential district; (b) Twenty miles per hour in any business district; (c) Fifty miles per hour upon any highway that is gravel or not dustless surfaced;

Fifty-five miles per hour upon any dustless-surfaced highway not a part of the state highway system;

Sixty-five miles per hour upon any part of the state highway system other than an expressway, a super-two highway, or a freeway; (g) Seventy miles per hour upon an expressway or a super-two highway that is part of the state highway system;

Sixty-five miles per hour upon any part of the state highway system other than an expressway, a super-two highway, or a freeway; (g) Seventy miles per hour upon an expressway or a super-two highway that is part of the state highway system;

Vehicles which travel 25 MPH or less – such as farm equipment – must display these emblems when using a public roadway.

When meeting or overtaking a bus, slow to 25 MPH and prepare to stop.

20 miles per hour (MPH) in business districts. 25 MPH in residential districts.

50 MPH on any roadway that is gravel or not dustless.

75 MPH on rural interstate highways Watch carefully for posted speed limit signs.

70 MPH on expressways or super-two-highways and freeways that are part of the state highway system.

55 MPH on any dustless (or paved) roadway and not part of the state highway system.

Minimum speed on the interstate is 40 MPH.

In urban areas, the line is usually located about four feet before a crosswalk.

Motorists should leave a safe distance of no less than three feet clearance to avoid colliding with any pedestrian upon any roadway.

traveling in an emergency status closer than 500 feet or drive onto or park within the block

Signal at least 100 feet before turning, or moving right or left.

Pass within 100 feet of any intersection. Pass within 100 feet of any railroad crossing.

Use the three-second rule to determine safe following distance.

Take in the situation on the road at least 10-15 seconds ahead.

must leave a safe distance of no less than three feet clearance, when applicable, when passing a bicycle

Allow more following distance, three or four seconds, following a motorcycle

traveling at 55 MPH on a clear, dry roadway, requires a minimum of 340 feet to come to a complete stop.

stop not less than 15 feet nor more than 50 feet from the nearest rail.

An average 150-car freight train traveling 30 MPH requires a stopping distance of 3150 feet

Dim headlights when following within 200 feet of another vehicle, and when meeting oncoming vehicles.

Two feet of moving water can carry away most vehicles including sport utility vehicles and pick-up trucks.

Within 15 feet of a 4re hydrant.

Within 20 feet of a crosswalk at an intersection.

Within 30 feet of any ashing signal, stop sign, yield sign

On bridges, within a highway tunnel, or within 50 feet of railroad tracks.

Park vehicle within 12 inches of and parallel to the curb, or road's edge.

Class O Written Test Non-Verbal Picture Test Special Restricted Written Test 25 Questions 24 Questions 20 Questions can miss 5 questions can miss 4 questions can miss 4 questions Applicants must score a minimum of 80% on all written test to pass. The written test is valid for 6 months after passed.

Class O Written Test Non-Verbal Picture Test Special Restricted Written Test 25 Questions 24 Questions 20 Questions can miss 5 questions can miss 4 questions can miss 4 questions Applicants must score a minimum of 80% on all written test to pass. The written test is valid for 6 months after passed.

Class O Written Test Non-Verbal Picture Test Special Restricted Written Test 25 Questions 24 Questions 20 Questions can miss 5 questions can miss 4 questions can miss 4 questions Applicants must score a minimum of 80% on all written test to pass. The written test is valid for 6 months after passed.

Learner’s Permit (LPD) Fees Type of Document Fee Security Fee Total Original $8.00 $5.00 $13.00

Minimum Age: 15. May apply 60 days before 15th birthday, issuance must be on or after 15th birthday.

Permit holder must be accompanied by a licensed driver at least 21 occupying the seat beside the driver.

Expiration: Six months following the date of issuance.

Minimum Age: 14 years and two months. May not apply until individual has held an LPE or LPD for at least two months.

have held a School Learner’s Permit (LPE), School Permit (SCP) or Learner’s Permit (LPD) for at least six months

at least 10 hours of motor vehicle operation was between sunset and sunrise

is limited to one passenger younger than 19 who is not an immediate family member

Any new resident with a valid license from another state must obtain a Nebraska license within 30 days.

Children ride rear-facing up to age two or until they reach upper height or weight limit allowed by the car seat’s manufacturer.

Children up to age eighteen are prohibited from riding in cargo areas. (Primary Law)

The operator of any vehicle involved in an accident resulting in injuries or death to any person or damage to the property of any one person, including such operator, to an apparent extent that equals or exceeds two thousand dollars shall within ten days forward a report of such accident to the Department of Transportation.

shall ensure that all children eight years of age and less than eighteen years of age being transported by such vehicle use an occupant protection system.

Children up to age eight must ride correctly secured in a federally approved child safety seat.

Drivers of air bag-equipped vehicles should allow at least 10 inches of space between themselves and the steering wheel.

the driver of a motor vehicle shall reduce the speed of such vehicle to not more than twenty-five miles per hour, shall bring such vehicle to a complete stop when the school bus is stopped, the stop signal arm is extended, and the flashing red signal lights are turned on