Nebraska DMV permit practice test 4

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.

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; allow the motorcyclist the full lane width. Allow the motorcyclist a full lane width; the motorcycle needs room to maneuver. Don't share the lane. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 6A Motorcycles, page 68.

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: 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.

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.

B: The right lane when available, or close to the right edge. A vehicle going slower than normal traffic must use the right lane when available, except when passing or preparing for a left turn. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 4A Slower Traffic – Keep Right, page 48.

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: 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: 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: $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.

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.

C: Come to a complete stop, look both ways and yield. Come to a complete stop, look both ways and yield. Failing to stop completely before turning is a violation. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3A-2 Turning on Red, page 32.

C: At the safest point nearest the intersecting road with a clear view of approaching traffic. Stop at a painted line, or before a crosswalk. With neither, stop at the safest point nearest the intersecting road with a clear view. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 3B-3 Regulatory Signs, page 36.

D: Behind the crosswalk, marked or unmarked. Come to a complete stop behind crosswalks, marked and unmarked, at stop signs or red lights. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 6C Pedestrians, page 69.

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.

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.

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.

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.

B: The right lane, unless overtaking and passing. Avoid unnecessary lane changes; stay in the right lane unless overtaking and passing. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 5A Interstate Driving, page 60.

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: 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.

A: Time. Only time can reduce the alcohol level and its effects. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 2A Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving, page 25.

C: Upon first contact. Let the officer know if you have a weapon in the vehicle upon first contact. Nebraska Driver's Manual (Class O): 2G What to Do and Expect When Pulled Over by Police, page 28.

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.