Nebraska Permit Practice Test 1

25 questions written from the Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O), with an explanation and page citation for every answer.

Question 1 of 25
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What is the minimum age to be issued a regular Nebraska Learner's Permit (LPD)?

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These questions were written from the Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O) (January 2025). 13 of the 20 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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  1. 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.

    Source: Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O), page 11

  2. Uncontrolled intersection with no signs or signals: you and a car on your right arrive together
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    Uncontrolled intersection with no signs or signals: you and a car on your right arrive togetherYouNo signs or signals

    Two cars reach an uncontrolled intersection at about the same time. There are no signs or signals. Who should yield?

    • A The driver on the left yields to the driver on the right
    • B The driver on the right yields to the driver on the left
    • C The driver going faster yields
    • D The driver on the wider road always goes first
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    A. The driver on the left yields to the driver on the right

    At an uncontrolled intersection, watch for vehicles coming from your right and yield to them. Drive defensively, since other drivers may not yield even when they should.

    Source: Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O), page 56

  3. Unless signs say otherwise, what is the speed limit in a Nebraska residential district?

    • A 20 MPH
    • B 30 MPH
    • C 25 MPH
    • D 35 MPH
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    C. 25 MPH

    Nebraska's default limit is 25 MPH in residential districts and 20 MPH in business districts. Posted signs can set a different limit, so watch for them.

    Source: Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O), page 60

  4. What is the minimum speed on the interstate in Nebraska?

    • A 40 MPH
    • B 30 MPH
    • C 45 MPH
    • D 55 MPH
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    A. 40 MPH

    The minimum speed on the interstate is 40 MPH. Driving much slower than traffic on a high-speed road invites rear-end crashes.

    Source: Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O), page 68

  5. Under the Move Over Law, what must you do if heavy traffic makes it impossible to change lanes away from a stopped emergency vehicle?

    • A Stop in your lane until traffic clears
    • B Drive onto the shoulder on the other side
    • C Reduce speed and keep a safe speed while passing
    • D Keep your speed, since you could not move over
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    C. Reduce speed and keep a safe speed while passing

    If you cannot move over because of traffic or other conditions, the law requires you to reduce speed and keep a safe speed past the stopped vehicles. Workers and officers on the shoulder are very exposed.

    Source: Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O), page 59