Nevada permit practice tests 2026

229 free questions written from the Nevada Official Driver Handbook (DMV 700), each with an explanation and a link to its page.

How the Nevada test works

Test format
25 questions
Passing score
20 of 25 correct (80%)
Time limit
60 minutes
Permit and test fees
$47.50 total
Minimum age for a permit
15 years, 6 months
Test languages
2 languages
Take it online
Yes

Facts checked against Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles sources on September 22, 2026. See every requirement and its source.


Your route to test day

  1. Learn the signs

    Shapes and colors first. Sign questions are the easiest points on the test, and some states require a perfect score on them.

  2. Work through the practice tests

    6 tests that cover every topic in the handbook. 84 of the 121 Nevada questions are about rules specific to Nevada.

  3. Drill your weak topics

    Your results show which topics you miss. Practice just those.

  4. Fix every mistake

    Questions you miss are saved in this browser. Each one stays in your trainer until you get it right on 3 separate days.

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  5. Pass the simulator, then book your test

    The simulator follows Nevada’s real format: 25 questions, 20 correct to pass (80%), 60-minute limit. Pass it two or three times in a row on different days.

    Open the exam simulator
Nevada numbers to knowThe distances, speeds, BAC limits, fines and deadlines people miss most, each with its source, plus a free numbers quiz and flashcards.After the permit: the Nevada road testWhat’s on the driving test, how it’s scored, the 2 automatic failures and what to bring, each quoted from official sources.

Nevada flashcards

Full-screen cards you flip and swipe. The road-signs deck is free, and so are the first cards of every Nevada deck.

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Nevada cheat sheet and study sheets

The Nevada rules worth knowing, and a road-signs chart and road-test checklist to print.

Read the cheat sheet · Study sheets to print

Supervised driving log

Nevada requires 50 supervised hours, 10 at night. Track them as you go.

Open the driving log

Nevada rules that catch people out

These come from questions learners find hardest. Each links to the page of the handbook it comes from.

Questions about the Nevada permit test

How many questions are on the Nevada permit test?

The Nevada knowledge test has 25 questions.

What score do you need to pass the Nevada permit test?

You need 20 of 25 correct (80%).

How old do you have to be to get a learner's permit in Nevada?

15 years, 6 months. Nevada residents can apply for an instruction permit at age 15 1/2. A Class C (car) instruction permit is valid 1 year at any age (NRS 483.280(1)); the six-month limit for applicants 18 and older applies only to motorcycle permits. Motorcycle instruction permit: 15 1/2 to 17 - valid 1 year, renewable until 18, must be held at least 6 months with 50 logged hours and a safety course before the license; 18+ - optional, valid 6 months, one renewal, at most once every 5 years. Permit holders ride sunrise to sunset only, no passengers, no controlled-access highways. Adults who skip the permit may not ride until they pass the skills test.

How much do the Nevada permit test and permit cost?

The total is $47.50: a $25 testing fee (covering the written test and the first skills test) plus the $22.50 instruction permit. Each retest is $10.

Can you take the Nevada permit test online?

Yes. Nevada offers the knowledge test online.

What happens if you fail the Nevada permit test?

If you fail, you can retake the test the next day; if disqualified, retake after 24 hours. $10 retest fee applies to all retakes.

Are these practice questions the same as the real Nevada test?

No practice site has the real test questions; states keep them confidential. Every question here was written from the Nevada Official Driver Handbook (DMV 700), which is what the real test is based on, and each answer links to the page it comes from.

The official Nevada handbook

The real test is drawn from the Nevada Official Driver Handbook (DMV 700) (March 2024). Read it at least once; our questions point you to the exact pages.