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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.

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.

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: 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: 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: 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.