Nevada Permit Practice Test 3
25 questions written from the Nevada Official Driver Handbook (DMV 700), with an explanation and page citation for every answer.
Under Nevada's Illegal Per Se law, what alcohol concentration leads to revocation for a driver 21 or older?
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About this test
These questions were written from the Nevada Official Driver Handbook (DMV 700) (March 2024). 14 of the 20 Nevada questions in this test cover rules that are specific to Nevada 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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Under Nevada's Illegal Per Se law, what alcohol concentration leads to revocation for a driver 21 or older?
- A 0.10% or more
- B 0.02% or more
- C 0.08% or more
- D 0.05% or more
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C. 0.08% or more
Under the Illegal Per Se law, a chemical test showing 0.08% or more revokes your driving privilege. You can still be arrested and convicted below 0.08% if you are impaired.
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In Nevada, what is the farthest you may drive in a center left-turn lane before making your left turn?
- A 200 feet
- B 300 feet
- C 100 feet
- D 500 feet
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A. 200 feet
Nevada limits travel in a center turn lane to 200 feet before a left turn. The lane is for turning, not for traveling or passing.
You must turn on your headlights when you cannot clearly see persons or vehicles at what distance?
- A 1,000 feet
- B 300 feet
- C 500 feet
- D 200 feet
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A. 1,000 feet
Nevada requires headlights whenever people or vehicles cannot be clearly seen at 1,000 feet, such as in heavy rain, snow or fog, even in daytime.
Under Nevada law, how may a driver talk on a cell phone while driving?
- A Holding the phone on the speaker setting
- B Holding the phone at a red light
- C Only with a hands-free accessory
- D Any way, if the call is under 1 minute
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C. Only with a hands-free accessory
Nevada prohibits using a handheld phone for voice calls while driving unless you use a hands-free accessory. Texting, emailing and web searching are banned too.
When may you turn left on a red light in Nevada?
- A From any street, after a full stop, if no traffic is coming
- B From a one-way street onto a one-way street going left, after stopping
- C From a two-way street onto a one-way street, without stopping
- D Never; left turns on red are always illegal
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B. From a one-way street onto a one-way street going left, after stopping
Nevada allows a left turn on red only from a one-way street onto another one-way street with traffic moving left. You must signal, stop completely and yield to pedestrians and other traffic unless a sign forbids it.