Nebraska permit test: highways & freeways
Entering, exiting and driving on limited-access roads. 4 questions.
What is the minimum speed on the interstate in Nebraska?
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Sample highways & freeways questions
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.
You miss your exit on the interstate. What should you do?
- A Continue to the next exit
- B Back up on the shoulder to the exit
- C Use the median crossover to turn around
- D Stop on the shoulder and wait for a gap
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A. Continue to the next exit
If you miss your exit, go on to the next one. Backing up, using emergency crossovers or crossing the median on the interstate is prohibited and very dangerous.
When leaving the interstate, when should you signal and move into the proper lane for your exit?
- A Right at the start of the exit ramp
- B About 100 feet before the exit
- C A mile or more before the exit
- D After slowing down in the travel lane
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C. A mile or more before the exit
Plan ahead and move into the proper lane a mile or more before your exit. Slow down after you move into the deceleration lane, not on the interstate itself.
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On an interstate entrance ramp, when should you begin to merge into traffic?
- A As soon as you reach the start of the ramp
- B When the solid white line becomes a broken white line
- C Only after stopping at the end of the ramp
- D When a driver in the right lane waves you in
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B. When the solid white line becomes a broken white line
On the ramp, a solid white line separates you from interstate traffic. When the broken white line begins, adjust your speed, signal and merge into a safe gap.