Nevada permit test: laws, points & insurance

Points systems, suspensions, insurance, registration and other legal duties. 11 questions.

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How many demerit points in a 12-month period will get your Nevada license suspended?

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Sample laws, points & insurance questions

  1. How many demerit points in a 12-month period will get your Nevada license suspended?

    • A 10 or more
    • B 15 or more
    • C 8 or more
    • D 12 or more
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    D. 12 or more

    Nevada counts demerit points over a 12-month period, and reaching 12 or more points suspends your license. Easy to remember: 12 points in 12 months.

    Source: Nevada Official Driver Handbook (DMV 700), page 77

  2. You have 7 demerit points on your Nevada record and complete a DMV-approved traffic safety course. How many points can the course remove?

    • A Up to 3 points
    • B All 7 of your points
    • C Up to 2 points
    • D Up to 5 points
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    A. Up to 3 points

    A traffic safety course removes at most three demerit points, and you may use it only once in a 12-month period. The conviction itself remains part of your driving history.

    Source: Nevada Official Driver Handbook (DMV 700), page 77

  3. In Nevada, you can take traffic school to remove points only when your record has how many points?

    • A Between 3 and 11 points
    • B Between 6 and 11 points
    • C Exactly 12 points or more
    • D Between 1 and 12 points
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    A. Between 3 and 11 points

    Drivers with between three and 11 points may remove three points by completing a DMV-approved traffic safety course. At 12 points the license is already suspended, so the course is meant as an early fix.

    Source: Nevada Official Driver Handbook (DMV 700), page 77

  4. How many demerit points does Nevada assign for a reckless driving conviction?

    • A 4 points
    • B 6 points
    • C 12 points
    • D 8 points
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    D. 8 points

    Reckless driving carries 8 demerit points, the highest value on the handbook's list of violations. One more 4-point ticket within 12 months would bring you to the 12-point suspension level.

    Source: Nevada Official Driver Handbook (DMV 700), page 78