Hardest Nebraska permit test questions

B: 30 days. Any new resident with a valid license from another state must obtain a Nebraska license within 30 days. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1A Who Must Have a Nebraska License, page 1.

C: $200. Under GDL rules, using any interactive wireless communication device while driving carries a $200 fine for a first offense, plus points. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1B Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) Driving Restrictions, page 1.

D: One. A POP holder is limited to one passenger younger than 19 who isn't an immediate family member for the first 6 months. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1B Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) Driving Restrictions, page 1.

A: Midnight to 6 a.m.. A POP holder may not drive from midnight to 6 a.m. unless driving to or from school activities or work, or accompanied by a parent, guardian or licensed driver 21+. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1C-5 Provisional Operator's Permit (POP), page 4.

B: The court impounds the permit or license for 30 days. A first zero-tolerance offense results in the court impounding the permit or license for 30 days. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1B Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) Driving Restrictions, page 1.

C: A driver improvement course within three months. Drivers under 21 with six or more points within one year must take a driver improvement course within three months. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1B Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) Driving Restrictions, page 1.

B: 14. The minimum age for an LPE is 14; you may not apply before your 14th birthday. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1C-2 School Learner's Permit – Type LPE, page 2.

B: Six months. An LPE expires six months after it is issued. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1C-2 School Learner's Permit – Type LPE, page 2.

B: 14 years and two months. The SCP minimum age is 14 years and two months, after holding an LPE or LPD for at least two months. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1C-3 School Permit – Type SCP, page 2.

A: Someone who lives or attends school outside a city of 5,000 or more. An SCP can be issued if the person lives outside, or attends a school outside, a city of 5,000 or more. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1C-3 School Permit – Type SCP, page 2.

B: At 16 years and three months. A School Permit expires at 16 years and three months. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1C-3 School Permit – Type SCP, page 3.

C: 50 hours, at least 10 between sunset and sunrise. The alternative to a DMV-approved driver safety course is a 50-hour certification form, with at least 10 hours between sunset and sunrise, signed by a parent, guardian or licensed driver 21+. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1C-3 School Permit – Type SCP, page 3.

A: One year. An LPD expires one year after it is issued. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1C-4 Learner's Permit – Type LPD, page 4.

D: Six months. You must have held an LPE, SCP or LPD for at least six months without three or more points in the six months before applying. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1C-5 Provisional Operator's Permit (POP), page 4.

A: No; they must not have accumulated three or more points in that period. POP applicants must not have three or more points during the six months before the application date. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1C-5 Provisional Operator's Permit (POP), page 4.

A: At 18. A Provisional Operator's Permit expires on the 18th birthday. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1C-5 Provisional Operator's Permit (POP), page 5.

B: 17. The minimum age for a Class O license is 17. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1C-6 Operator's License (Class O), page 5.

C: 12 months. Under-18 drivers who have held a POP for at least 12 months without three or more points in the previous 12 months are eligible, with tests waived. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1C-6 Operator's License (Class O), page 5.

A: Any motor vehicle including mopeds, autocycles, ATVs and UTVs, but not motorcycles or commercial vehicles. Class O covers any motor vehicle including mopeds, autocycles, ATVs and UTVs, but not a motorcycle or commercial motor vehicle. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1C-6 Operator's License (Class O), page 5.

C: Complete a DMV-approved driver training course or hold an LPD for at least 90 days. After three successive failed drive tests, you must complete a DMV-approved driver training course or hold an LPD for at least 90 days. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1D-4 Test Failure, page 12.

D: No. Any test failed may not be retaken the same day. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1D-4 Test Failure, page 12.

A: 50 ccs. A moped has operative pedals, an automatic transmission, and a motor not exceeding 50 ccs and two brake horsepower, with a top design speed of 30 mph. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1C-6 Operator's License (Class O), page 6.

A: Only between sunrise and sunset, under 30 mph, with headlight and taillight on. Authorized ATV/UTV road use must be between sunrise and sunset at under 30 mph, with lights on, a bicycle safety flag, and liability insurance. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1C-6 Operator's License (Class O), page 7.

B: 17. The Class M minimum age is 17, and under-18 applicants must have held a POP for 12 months without 3+ points. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1C-7 Motorcycle License (Class M), page 7.

D: 90 days. Present the Issuance Certificate within 90 days, or you'll have to return to the driver licensing office. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1D-5 Test Passed, page 12.

B: On the 21st birthday. Licenses issued to drivers under 21 expire on the 21st birthday; others expire on the birthday in the fifth year after issuance. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1L Renewal Information, page 15.

D: Five. Licenses issued to drivers 21 or older expire on their birthday in the fifth year after issuance. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1L Renewal Information, page 15.

C: 90 days. Drivers 21 and over may renew 90 days before their birthday; under-21 drivers may apply 60 days before turning 21. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1L Renewal Information, page 15.

C: 60 days. State statute requires name and address changes within 60 days of the change. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1M Replacement Operator Licenses/State ID Cards, page 16.

D: Limited to daylight only. Restriction G means limited to daylight driving only; B is corrective lenses and Q is no interstate driving. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1N Restrictions, page 16.

D: Corrective lenses. Restriction B means corrective lenses are required. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1N Restrictions, page 16.

D: An officer seizing the license for refusing or failing an alcohol test. Confiscation is the seizure of the license by an officer for refusing or failing an alcohol test. A temporary license valid 15 days is issued. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1Q Suspensions, Revocations, Impoundments and Confiscations, page 17.

B: 15 days. The driver gets a temporary license valid for 15 days; then the license is revoked unless a hearing dismisses the violation. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1Q Suspensions, Revocations, Impoundments and Confiscations, page 17.

D: 12. Accumulating 12 points in two years causes automatic revocation for six months. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1Q-2 Point Revocation Procedures, page 18.

D: Six months. Accumulating 12 points in two years brings a six-month revocation; two point revocations in five years bring three years. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1Q-2 Point Revocation Procedures, page 18.

B: Three years. Proof of financial responsibility, usually an SR-22, must be kept for three years after the original revocation ends. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1Q-2 Point Revocation Procedures, page 18.

C: 6. DUI is 6 points; a third-offense drunk driving conviction is 12 points. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1Q-3 The Nebraska "Point System", page 19.

C: 4. Careless driving is 4 points; reckless is 5; willful reckless is 6; negligent is 3. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1Q-3 The Nebraska "Point System", page 19.

C: 3. Using a handheld wireless device to read, type or send written communication while driving is 3 points. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1Q-3 The Nebraska "Point System", page 19.

C: 3. Violating a school bus crossing is 3 points. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1Q-3 The Nebraska "Point System", page 19.

C: 4. Speeding over 35 mph above the limit is 4 points, inside or outside city limits. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1Q-3 The Nebraska "Point System", page 19.

C: Two years after the date of violation. Convictions remain on the record for five years, but the points no longer count two years after the date of violation. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1Q-3 The Nebraska "Point System", page 19.

B: 2. A 2-point credit may be granted, usable once every five years. CDL/CLP holders aren't eligible. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1Q-3 The Nebraska "Point System", page 19.

B: .02% or higher. It is unlawful for a driver under 21 to drive with a BAC of .02% or higher; the .08% limit applies to all drivers and .04% to commercial drivers. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 2A Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving, page 24.

C: .04%. It is unlawful to drive a commercial motor vehicle with a BAC of .04% or higher. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 2A Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving, page 24.

A: One year of license revocation. The administrative sanction for refusal is one year of license revocation; criminal penalties match those for a DUI with BAC .15 or over. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 2A Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving, page 24.

B: .04%. Simple reaction time is impaired at .04% BAC; choice reaction impairment begins at .03%. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 2A Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving, page 24.

B: Three times as likely. At .05% a driver is twice as likely to be in a fatal crash, and at .08% three times as likely. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 2A Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving, page 25.

D: 180 days. First-time offenders who fail an alcohol test serve a 180-day ALR; subsequent offenders and refusals get one year. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1Q-7 Administrative License Revocation, page 20.

B: 90 days. For an underage refusal conviction the court impounds the license for 90 days, and the conviction stays on the driving record for 120 days. (A .02% conviction is a 30-day impoundment.) Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1Q-6 .02% Under Age Drinking (Age 20 and Younger) and Driving, page 20.

B: Impounded by the court for 30 days. MIP: 30-day impoundment for a first offense, 90 days for a second, 12 months for a third or later. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1Q-14 Minor in Possession (Age 20 and Younger), page 22.

D: No, it is unlawful. It is unlawful to use nitrous oxide in any motor vehicle operated on any public roadway in Nebraska. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 2F Nitrous Oxide Use Prohibited, page 27.

C: 9 and 3 o'clock. The recommended hand position with a steering-wheel air bag is 9 and 3 o'clock. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 2B Air Bags – Child Restraints and Seat Belts, page 25.

B: At least 10 inches. Allow at least 10 inches between yourself and the steering wheel. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 2B Air Bags – Child Restraints and Seat Belts, page 26.

B: 2. Children ride rear-facing up to age two or until they reach the car seat's upper height or weight limit. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 2B Air Bags – Child Restraints and Seat Belts, page 26.

B: Up to age 8. Children up to age eight must ride in a federally approved child safety seat, in a non-front seat if one is available (primary law). Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 2B Air Bags – Child Restraints and Seat Belts, page 26.

C: Secondary: you're cited only if stopped for another violation. The occupant protection law for drivers and front-seat passengers is a secondary law with a $25 fine. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 2B Air Bags – Child Restraints and Seat Belts, page 26.

C: Children up to age eighteen. Children up to age eighteen are prohibited from riding in cargo areas (primary law). Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 2B Air Bags – Child Restraints and Seat Belts, page 26.

D: $25 fine plus court costs and 1 point. A violation carries a $25 fine plus court costs, and 1 point is assessed. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 2B Air Bags – Child Restraints and Seat Belts, page 26.

D: Three months. A loss of consciousness within three months before obtaining or renewing a license requires a physician's certification. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 2E Health and Driving, page 27.

A: It isn't an admission of guilt, but refusing to sign may result in arrest. Signing a ticket is not an admission of guilt, but refusing to sign may result in arrest. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 2G What to Do and Expect When Pulled Over by Police, page 28.

B: $25,000 per person / $50,000 per crash / $25,000 property. Nebraska requires $25,000 for one person, $50,000 for two or more persons, and $25,000 for property damage. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 2H Proof of Financial Responsibility (Insurance), page 28.

B: 2/32 inch. Pneumatic tires must have at least 2/32 inch of tread. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 2J Required Equipment, page 29.

B: 35%. Front side windows may not have tint with light transmission below 35% (or reflectance above 35%); rear windows may not go below 20%. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 2M Sunscreening and Window Tinting Restrictions, page 29.

A: Below the AS-1 line. Sunscreening material that is not clear and transparent is unlawful below the AS-1 line. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 2M Sunscreening and Window Tinting Restrictions, page 29.

B: When tires are cold, before driving or at least three hours after. Check tires cold, before driving or at least three hours after, and compare with the door-jamb sticker, not the sidewall. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 2N Tire Pressure/Tread Depth, page 30.

B: The number on the sticker inside the driver's door or in the owner's manual. Compare with the PSI on the driver's door sticker or in the owner's manual. Do not use the number on the tire sidewall. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 2N Tire Pressure/Tread Depth, page 30.

D: Come to a complete stop. A flashing red light at a railroad crossing requires a complete stop even if no train is visible. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3A-1 Color and Types, page 31.

D: No, turning on a red arrow is prohibited. Turning on a red arrow is prohibited in Nebraska. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3A-2 Turning on Red, page 32.

A: After stopping, only from a one-way street onto another one-way street. Left on red after stopping is allowed only from a one-way street onto another one-way street, unless prohibited. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3A-2 Turning on Red, page 32.

A: Move out of the lane as soon as safely possible; a red X will soon appear. A steady yellow X means move out of the lane as soon as safely possible because a red X is coming. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3A-3 Lane Use Signals, page 32.

D: Stop, and proceed only after verifying no pedestrian is in your lane or an adjacent lane. During the alternating flashing reds, stop and verify no pedestrian is in your lane or an adjacent lane before proceeding. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3A-4 Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon, page 33.

C: No, the dark-signal stop rule doesn't apply to these midblock beacons. When the beacon is dark, the statute requiring stops at dark signals does not apply to these midblock beacons. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3A-4 Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon, page 33.

B: Six months. First-time ALR offenders may get an IIP after the 15-day temporary license expires; it's valid for six months. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1Q-10 Ignition Interlock Permit, page 21.

B: One year. Leaving the scene may bring revocation for up to one year upon conviction. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1Q-13 Leaving the Scene, page 22.

C: A Class I misdemeanor. Fleeing to avoid arrest or citation for a misdemeanor or traffic infraction is a Class I misdemeanor; fleeing to avoid a felony arrest is a Class IV felony. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1Q-12 Fleeing to Avoid Arrest, page 22.

A: Impoundment: the court holds the license for a set time and returns it; revocation removes the privilege for a set period until reinstatement. Impoundment is the court holding the license for a specified time and returning it. Revocation removes the license privilege for a set period until reinstatement requirements are met. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1Q Suspensions, Revocations, Impoundments and Confiscations, page 17.

C: One-year revocation. A driver convicted of driving during impoundment will have the license revoked for one year. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1Q-5 Court Ordered Impoundment Procedures, page 20.

B: 1 point. POP and SCP passenger violations, and wireless device violations by POP, LPD, SCP and LPE holders, are assessed 1 point. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1Q-3 The Nebraska "Point System", page 19.

D: Incident management. Pink is used for incident management signs. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-1 Sign Colors, page 34.

B: Vertical: instructions or laws; horizontal: directions or information. Vertical rectangles generally give instructions or tell you the law; horizontal ones give directions or information. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-2 Sign Shapes, page 35.

D: There is more than one set of tracks. The number under the crossbuck indicates more than one set of tracks. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-2 Sign Shapes, page 35.

A: Traffic from another road will enter, but no merging is needed because a lane is added. Traffic from another road will enter, but no merging is needed because a lane has been added. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-4 Warning Signs, page 39.

D: A quiet zone; trains do not blow the horn here. It marks a quiet zone where trains do not blow the horn, so look and listen carefully. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-4 Warning Signs, page 41.

B: 25 mph. Vehicles that travel 25 mph or less, such as farm equipment, must display the emblem on public roads. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-5 Special Signs, page 42.

C: Signs at one-mile increments that serve as reference points when you need help or have an emergency. Reference post markers are placed at one-mile increments to serve as reference points for drivers needing assistance or in emergencies. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-5 Special Signs, page 42.

A: To make a left turn into or from an alley, private road or driveway, or to avoid an obstruction. Making a left turn into or from an alley, private road or driveway, or avoiding an obstruction, are the only lawful crossings. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3C-1 Yellow Center Line Markings, page 44.

B: 4 feet. In urban areas the stop line is usually about four feet before the crosswalk. Stop at the line, not at the sign or signal. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3C-4 Other Pavement Markings, page 46.

B: Move into a lane at least one lane away; if you can't, slow down to a safe speed. Move into a lane at least one lane away from the stopped vehicle; if you can't, reduce speed and keep a safe speed while passing. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4B-6 Nebraska Move Over Law, page 51.

B: $100. Up to $100 for a first offense; up to $500 and/or up to 7 days in jail for later offenses. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4B-6 Nebraska Move Over Law, page 51.

A: Drive them to the nearest shoulder, out of the travel lanes. Drivers in minor, no-injury crashes on interstates or freeways should drive drivable vehicles to the nearest shoulder. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4B-7 Move Crashes to Shoulder and Quick Clearance, page 51.

A: Before driving onto the sidewalk or sidewalk area. Stop before driving onto a sidewalk or sidewalk area, proceed slowly, and yield to pedestrians and approaching vehicles. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4B-8 Leaving Alleys, Driveways and Parking Lots, page 51.

D: No. On a roadway divided by a median, traffic going the opposite direction is not required to stop. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4B-9 Right-of-Way to Emergency Vehicles, page 52.

A: No closer than 500 feet. No vehicle may follow fire apparatus traveling in emergency status closer than 500 feet. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4B-9 Right-of-Way to Emergency Vehicles, page 52.

B: Funeral procession escort vehicles with proper signals. Funeral procession escort vehicles are classified as emergency vehicles; yield to them when they display proper audio or visual signals. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4B-9 Right-of-Way to Emergency Vehicles, page 52.

D: No less than three feet. Motorists should leave no less than three feet of clearance to avoid colliding with any pedestrian on the road. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4B-10 Right-of-Way to Pedestrians, page 52.

B: 20 mph. The default limit is 20 mph in business districts and 25 mph in residential districts. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4C-1 Maximum Speed Limits – Unless Otherwise Posted, page 52.

B: 25 mph. The default residential limit is 25 mph. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4C-1 Maximum Speed Limits – Unless Otherwise Posted, page 52.

C: 50 mph. The default limit on gravel or non-dustless roads is 50 mph. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4C-1 Maximum Speed Limits – Unless Otherwise Posted, page 52.

C: 75 mph. Rural interstate highways have a 75 mph limit. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4C-1 Maximum Speed Limits – Unless Otherwise Posted, page 52.

C: 70 mph. Expressways, super-two highways and freeways on the state system have a 70 mph default limit. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4C-1 Maximum Speed Limits – Unless Otherwise Posted, page 52.

C: 55 mph. Dustless or paved roads not on the state highway system have a 55 mph default limit. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4C-1 Maximum Speed Limits – Unless Otherwise Posted, page 52.

B: 40 mph. Minimum speed on the interstate is 40 mph. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 5A-2 Driving on the Interstate, page 60.

B: $75. The fine schedule lists $75 for 11-15 mph over ($150 in work or school zones). Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4C-4 Speeding Fine Schedule, page 53.

B: 100 feet. It's unlawful to pass within 100 feet of any intersection or railroad crossing. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4D Passing, page 53.

D: No, it is unlawful. It is unlawful to exceed the posted speed limit when passing. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4D Passing, page 53.

C: At least three seconds. Stay at least three seconds behind the vehicle ahead before passing. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4D Passing, page 53.

D: At least 100 feet. Signal at least 100 feet before turning or moving right or left. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4E Signaling, Reversible Lanes, Lane Changing and Turning, page 54.

D: Double-dashed broken yellow lines. Reversible lanes are marked by double-dashed broken yellow lines; signs or signals show the current direction. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4E Signaling, Reversible Lanes, Lane Changing and Turning, page 54.

A: Within 12 inches. Park within 12 inches of and parallel to the curb or road edge, on the right side unless it's a one-way street. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4F Parking, page 56.

A: No closer than 30 feet. Don't park within 30 feet of any flashing signal, stop sign, yield sign or other traffic control device at the roadside. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4F Parking, page 57.

B: No closer than 20 feet. Don't park within 20 feet of a crosswalk at an intersection. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4F Parking, page 57.

C: No closer than 50 feet. Don't park on bridges, in tunnels, or within 50 feet of railroad tracks. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4F Parking, page 57.

C: No closer than 15 feet. Don't park within 15 feet of a fire hydrant. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4F Parking, page 57.

D: Away from the curb. Uphill with a curb: set the parking brake and turn wheels away from the curb. In any other situation, turn them toward the curb or road edge. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4F Parking, page 57.

C: Toward the curb or edge of the road. In any situation except uphill with a curb, turn the wheels toward the curb or edge of the road. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4F Parking, page 57.

B: $150. Up to $150 for a first offense, $300 for a second and $500 for a third. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4F Parking, page 57.

A: Not less than 15 feet nor more than 50 feet. Stop at the stop line; if there isn't one, stop not less than 15 feet nor more than 50 feet from the nearest rail. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4G Railroad Crossings, page 58.

B: In the direction the train is expected to come from. Get everyone out and off the tracks immediately and move in the direction the train is expected, then call the number on the crossing sign and 911. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4G Railroad Crossings, page 58.

C: 3,150 feet (about 3/5 of a mile). A 150-car freight train at 30 mph needs about 3,150 feet; at 60 mph, about 8,500 feet. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4G Railroad Crossings, page 59.

D: Blue. The typically blue ENS sign at every crossing gives a 24/7 number to report problems or emergencies. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4G Railroad Crossings, page 58.

C: Once the broken white line begins: adjust speed, signal and merge into a gap. The solid white line on the left separates same-direction lanes. Once the broken white line begins, adjust speed, signal and merge into a safe gap. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 5A Interstate Driving, page 60.

D: A mile or more. Signal and move into the proper lane a mile or more before the exit, then slow down in the deceleration lane. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 5A Interstate Driving, page 60.

B: 200 feet. Dim headlights when following within 200 feet of another vehicle and when meeting oncoming vehicles. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 5B Driving at Night, page 61.

A: Six inches. Six inches of water reaches the bottom of most passenger cars; two feet of moving water can carry away most vehicles, including SUVs and pickups. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 5C Adverse Weather Conditions, page 62.

C: Two feet. Two feet of moving water can carry away most vehicles, including sport utility vehicles and pickup trucks. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 5C Adverse Weather Conditions, page 62.

B: 1/4 mile. Travel on roads posted 40 mph or more isn't recommended when visibility is less than 1/4 mile. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 5C Adverse Weather Conditions, page 62.

D: Press the brake pedal firmly; do not pump. With ABS, press firmly and do not pump. Without ABS, pump to keep the wheels from locking. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 5C Adverse Weather Conditions, page 63.

B: From November 1 to April 1. Studded tires are only lawful from November 1 to April 1. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 5C Adverse Weather Conditions, page 63.

C: 23 times. Texting increases crash risk by 23 times; dialing a phone, up to 6 times. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 5E Distracted / Aggressive Driving, page 64.

C: 4.6 seconds. An average of 4.6 seconds, the same as driving a football field blindfolded at 55 mph. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 5E Distracted / Aggressive Driving, page 64.

C: $200 to $500. The fine for texting and driving is $200 to $500. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 5E Distracted / Aggressive Driving, page 64.

C: No; it's the conversation, not the device, that creates the danger. Hands-free phones don't reduce the distraction; the brain's capacity for moving visual information drops 37% during a conversation. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 5E Distracted / Aggressive Driving, page 64.

D: At least 10-15 seconds. Look ahead and take in the situation at least 10-15 seconds ahead. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 5G Defensive Driving, page 66.

A: At least every 10 seconds, and when changing lanes, backing, slowing or going down steep hills. Check behind at least every 10 seconds, and when changing lanes, backing, slowing or descending steep hills. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 5G Defensive Driving, page 66.

D: Three-second rule, plus one second for each adversity factor. Use the three-second rule as a minimum and add one second for each adversity factor such as rain or heavy traffic. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 5G Defensive Driving, page 66.

A: Five seconds. Start with three seconds and add one second for each adversity factor; rain plus heavy traffic gives five seconds. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 5G Defensive Driving, page 67.

C: Any time you have difficulty seeing other vehicles, and whenever using windshield wipers. Use headlights whenever you have difficulty seeing other vehicles and whenever using windshield wipers. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 5G Defensive Driving, page 66.

C: Nearly 40 percent. About one-third of motorcycle crashes involve another vehicle, and nearly 40 percent of those were caused by the other vehicle turning left in front of the motorcyclist. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 6A Motorcycles, page 68.

D: Three or four seconds. Allow three or four seconds behind a motorcycle so the rider can maneuver or stop in an emergency. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 6A Motorcycles, page 68.

A: When the lane is too narrow for a bicycle and a vehicle to travel safely side by side. Bicyclists ride as far right as practical, but may use the lane when it's too narrow to share safely. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 6B Bicyclists, page 68.

A: In the far left lane. On one-way urban streets, bicyclists may ride in the far left lane. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 6B Bicyclists, page 69.

D: No less than three feet. You must leave no less than three feet of clearance when passing a bicycle and keep it until safely past. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 6B Bicyclists, page 69.

C: 100 feet. Keep a following distance of 100 feet from snow removal or maintenance vehicles working on roadways, except to pass. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 6D Snow and Ice Removal Operations, page 70.

D: Slow to 25 mph and prepare to stop. When meeting or overtaking a bus with amber warning lights, slow to 25 mph and prepare to stop. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 6E School Buses, page 70.

B: When the bus driver opens the bus door. The amber lights stay on until the door opens; then the red stop lights and STOP arm activate. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 6E School Buses, page 70.

D: When approaching from the opposite direction on a roadway divided by a median. The only exception is approaching the bus from the opposite direction on a roadway divided by a median. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 6E School Buses, page 70.

D: At least 340 feet. A loaded truck with good tires and brakes at 55 mph on a dry road needs at least 340 feet to stop. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 6F Large Trucks and Buses, page 71.

D: They use air brakes, which don't work instantly. Trucks and buses have air brakes, which don't operate instantly the way hydraulic brakes do. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 6F Large Trucks and Buses, page 71.

B: The right lane, where slow trucks travel and re-enter. Avoid the right lane on steep hills and near weigh stations, where slow trucks drive and re-enter traffic. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 6F Large Trucks and Buses, page 71.

B: 10 days. Send the report to the Department of Transportation within ten days if someone is injured or killed or damage reaches $1,500, unless an officer investigated. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 7A General Information, page 73.

C: $1,500 or more to any one person's property. A report is required if anyone is injured or killed, or apparent damage to any one person's property equals or exceeds $1,500. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 7A General Information, page 73.

D: A Class II or III misdemeanor and possible license revocation. Failing to report is a Class II or III misdemeanor and may result in license revocation. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 7A General Information, page 73.

B: To move into another travel lane, enter or exit on-street parking, or enter or exit private property, after yielding to bicyclists. Driving in bike lanes is illegal, but you may cross one to change lanes, park, or enter or leave private property, after yielding to bicyclists. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3C-4 Other Pavement Markings, page 46.

B: 13. The minimum age is 13 if you live on a farm, or 14 if employed on a farm for pay. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1C-1 Farm Husbandry Permit, page 1.

C: On the 16th birthday. The Farm Husbandry Permit expires on the 16th birthday. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1C-1 Farm Husbandry Permit, page 2.

C: 21. The licensed operator accompanying an LPE holder must be at least 21. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1C-2 School Learner's Permit – Type LPE, page 2.

A: Only family members who live with them. An SCP holder may transport only family members who reside with them to the school the holder attends. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1B Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) Driving Restrictions, page 1.

B: It violates the POP nighttime restriction and carries a one-point assessment. POP holders may not drive from midnight to 6 a.m. unless going to or from work or a school activity (or with a parent, guardian or licensed driver 21+); a violation adds one point. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1B Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) Driving Restrictions, page 1.

A: They aren't eligible for any permit until age 16. Violating permit terms can lead to suspension, and the person isn't eligible for any permit until age 16. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1Q-1 When Your License May Be Suspended, Revoked or Impounded, page 18.

D: A DMV-approved driver education and training course of at least four hours. You must complete a DMV-approved driver's education and training course of at least four hours, at your own cost. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1Q-2 Point Revocation Procedures, page 18.

C: The license must expire before the 72nd birthday. Online renewal requires a license expiring before your 72nd birthday; Class O and M holders may renew online two consecutive times. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1I Online Document Availability, page 14.

C: 60 days. A qualifying license stays valid while on active duty and for 60 days after discharge or return to Nebraska, whichever is later. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1G Military Personnel and Immediate Family, page 13.

B: The license is cancelled. Failure to report for the re-examination, submit required statements, or pass the tests results in cancellation. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 1K Re-examination of Driving Capability, page 15.