Hardest Nevada permit test questions

C: 15½. To obtain a Nevada instruction permit you must be at least 15½ years old, pass vision and knowledge tests, and have a parent or guardian authorize issuance. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Instruction Permits, page 15.

A: At least 21, at least one year of licensed driving experience, seated beside the permit holder. The supervising driver must be 21 or older, have at least one year of licensed driving experience, and sit beside the permit holder. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Instruction Permits, page 15.

B: 50 hours, 10 at night. Teens near an approved school must log 50 hours of supervised behind-the-wheel experience, 10 of them at night. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Behind the Wheel Experience, page 14.

A: 100 hours of driving, 10 at night. Without access to a school or online course, the teen must complete 100 hours of behind-the-wheel experience, 10 of them in the dark. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Driver Education, page 14.

B: Passengers under 18, except immediate family members. Drivers licensed at 16 or 17 may not carry passengers under 18, other than immediate family, for their first 6 months of driving. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Passenger Restrictions and Curfews, page 15.

B: 10 p.m. to 5 a.m.. A minor may not drive between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. unless driving to or from a scheduled event. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Passenger Restrictions and Curfews, page 15.

A: When the driver turns 18. The curfew stays in effect until the driver turns 18, no matter when the license was issued. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Passenger Restrictions and Curfews, page 15.

D: 60 days. The DMV-301 must be signed and dated within the previous 60 days. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): School Attendance, page 13.

B: Revocation for 185 days. The young driver affidavit explains that a test result of at least 0.02% but under 0.08% can lead to revocation for 185 days. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Young Drivers, page 13.

D: Two years. Graffiti, alcohol- or drug-related criminal activity and similar offenses can bring a suspension or delay of up to two years. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Young Drivers, page 13.

C: Four years. Licenses for drivers 65 and older are valid for four years. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Getting Your Nevada Driver's License, page 6.

C: 70 feet. A combination of vehicles may not exceed 70 feet in length. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Driver License Classifications, page 16.

C: Railroad crossing ahead. A circular sign warns that a railroad crossing is ahead. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Signs, page 28.

D: It is advisory and shows a slower, safer speed. Orange speed limit signs are advisory and indicate slower, safer speeds through the work zone. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Highway Work Zones, page 60.

A: Come to a full stop before proceeding, then yield and go with caution. When traffic control lights are not working, come to a full stop, yield to pedestrians and vehicles already stopped or in the intersection, then proceed with caution. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Signals, page 30.

C: Yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians, then turn when safe. A flashing yellow arrow means you must yield to oncoming traffic and pedestrians and may turn when it is safe. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Signals, page 30.

B: From a one-way street onto a one-way street with traffic moving to the left, after a complete stop. A left turn on red is allowed only from a one-way street onto another one-way street with traffic moving left, after signaling, stopping and yielding. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Signals, page 30.

D: Proceed, but must finish crossing before the countdown reaches zero. When the flashing hand has a countdown timer, pedestrians may proceed but must complete the crossing before the countdown reaches zero. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Walk and Don't Walk Signals, page 31.

D: You may pass when it is safe. A broken yellow line on your side means you may pass when it is safe; passing is not allowed for drivers on the side with the solid line. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Highway Markings, page 32.

D: No more than 200 feet. Nevada law (NRS 484B.223) limits driving in a center turn lane to 200 feet before you make your left turn. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Highway Markings, page 32.

A: No more than 50 feet. After a left turn onto the highway, you may not travel more than 50 feet in the center lane before merging. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Highway Markings, page 32.

C: You may not cross it to enter or exit the carpool lane. You cannot cross a double solid white line to enter or exit the carpool lane; enter or exit where there is a broken white line. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): High-Occupancy Vehicle Lanes, page 39.

D: Failure to yield the right-of-way. Failure to yield the right-of-way is described as the leading cause of crashes in Nevada. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Right-of-Way, page 34.

B: It does not give anyone the right-of-way; it only says who must yield. Nevada law never grants the right-of-way; it only spells out who must yield. Even when others should yield to you, you still have to do all you can to avoid a crash. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Right-of-Way, page 34.

B: Continue through the intersection, then pull to the right and stop. Never stop in an intersection for an emergency vehicle; pull to the right clear of the intersection and stop. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Signs, page 29.

A: Anywhere two streets intersect, even at a T intersection and even if not marked. A crosswalk exists anywhere two streets intersect, even at a T intersection and even if it is not painted. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Pedestrians, page 66.

A: When the pedestrian is on the driver's half of the road (or the half being turned onto), or is approaching so closely from the other half as to be in danger. Drivers must yield to a pedestrian in a crosswalk on their half of the highway or the half they are turning onto, or approaching so closely from the other half as to be in danger. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Pedestrians, page 66.

C: You may not overtake a slowing or stopped vehicle until you slow enough to see why it stopped. It is illegal to overtake a vehicle that is slowing or stopped until you slow down enough to determine why it has slowed or stopped. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Pedestrians, page 66.

D: At least 100 feet (about 10 car lengths). Signal at least 100 feet (about 10 car lengths) ahead on city streets. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Turning, page 45.

C: 300 feet (about 30 car lengths). On open highways, signal your turn at least 300 feet (30 car lengths) ahead. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Turning, page 45.

D: Straight ahead until you begin the turn. Keep your wheels pointed straight ahead until you actually begin the turn. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Turning, page 45.

C: 500 feet. Close to a grade, a U-turn is not allowed unless you can see at least 500 feet in both directions. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): U-Turns, page 46.

D: Only when no children are present, school is not in session, outside the half-hour before/after school, or the zone is signed as not in effect. U-turns in a school zone are prohibited except when no children are present, school isn't in session, outside the school-time window, or the signs/lights show the zone is not in effect. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): U-Turns, page 46.

D: Business districts. Areas with churches, apartments, multifamily housing and public buildings are considered business districts, where U-turns are not allowed except at intersections or provided openings. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): U-Turns, page 46.

B: 15 or 25 mph. In school zones the speed limit is either 15 or 25 mph. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): School Areas, page 33.

C: On school days from a half hour before school begins to a half hour after school ends. School zone limits apply on school days from a half hour before school begins until a half hour after it ends, unless otherwise posted. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): School Areas, page 33.

A: The limit posted for non-school hours. If the lights are turned off, the speed limit reverts to the one posted for non-school hours. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): School Areas, page 33.

C: Reduced speed areas going into towns. 45 mph is listed as the speed limit for reduced speed areas going into towns. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Controlling Speed, page 35.

C: 70 mph or more. Rural interstate freeways are listed at 70+ mph; urban freeways and rural highways at 65 mph. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Controlling Speed, page 35.

D: 43 seconds. Travelling 5 miles at 70 mph instead of 60 mph saves only about 43 seconds. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Controlling Speed, page 35.

A: Two seconds. At 40 mph or less, stay at least two seconds behind the vehicle ahead; this is a minimum. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Defensive Driving Tips, page 42.

B: Four seconds. The handbook notes that most driving instructors recommend up to four seconds. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Defensive Driving Tips, page 42.

B: 100 feet. Do not pass at or within 100 feet of a street crossing or a railroad crossing. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Passing Another Vehicle, page 47.

A: No; never exceed the speed limit to pass and never pass on the shoulder. Passing never justifies going over the speed limit, and the shoulder may never be used to pass. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Passing Another Vehicle, page 47.

D: When you are going slower than the posted limit and a faster vehicle is overtaking you from behind in that lane. It is illegal to stay in the far left lane below the posted limit while being overtaken from behind by faster traffic, with exceptions such as preparing for a left turn. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Passing Another Vehicle, page 47.

D: At least 3 feet. If there is no adjacent lane, pass to the left of the bicycle at a safe distance of at least three feet. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Passing Bicyclists, page 48.

A: Vehicles with more than 2 axles or vehicle-trailer combinations. HOV lanes are closed to vehicles with more than two axles and to vehicles towing trailers. Motorcycles and responding emergency vehicles may use them. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): High-Occupancy Vehicle Lanes, page 39.

D: A mile or more. Get into the correct lane, with your signal on, at least a mile before your exit. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Exiting a Freeway, page 40.

A: Authorized emergency vehicles, incident management vehicles, tow cars, coroner vehicles and public transit buses. Certain emergency vehicles, incident-management vehicles, tow cars, coroner vehicles and public transit buses may use such shoulders; other drivers may not stop there. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Emergency Vehicles on Highway Shoulders, page 61.

C: Within 18 inches. Legally parked means both the front and rear wheels are no more than 18 inches from the curb. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Parking, page 48.

C: 200 feet. Park where drivers can see your vehicle from 200 feet (about 20 car lengths) away in both directions. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Parking, page 48.

B: Away from the curb. When headed uphill with a curb, turn your front tires away from the curb. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Parking on a Hill, page 49.

C: Toward the road shoulder. When headed uphill with no curb, turn your front tires toward the road shoulder so the vehicle would roll away from traffic. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Parking on a Hill, page 49.

D: No closer than 15 feet. You may not park within 15 feet of a fire hydrant where parallel parking is permitted (20 feet where angle parking is permitted). Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): No Parking Allowed, page 50.

C: 20 feet. Where angle parking is permitted, the no-parking distance from a hydrant is 20 feet. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): No Parking Allowed, page 50.

D: No closer than 20 feet. You may not park on a crosswalk or within 20 feet of a crosswalk. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): No Parking Allowed, page 50.

C: 30 feet. Nevada prohibits parking within 30 feet of a traffic signal located at the side of the highway. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): No Parking Allowed, page 50.

D: No closer than 50 feet. Never park within 50 feet of the nearest rail of a railroad. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): No Parking Allowed, page 50.

C: 75 feet. You may not park within 20 feet of a fire station driveway, or within 75 feet of the entrance on the opposite side of the highway. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): No Parking Allowed, page 50.

C: $250. Only people with a valid disabled placard or plate may use these spaces; the minimum fine for others is $250. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): International Symbol of Access, page 50.

A: You are not required to stop, because you are traveling in the opposite direction on a divided highway. On divided highways, only drivers traveling in the same direction as the school bus are required to stop. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): School Buses, page 64.

B: Nearly twice as much. A big truck or bus needs close to twice a car's stopping time and distance, so cutting in and then slowing down is dangerous. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Front No-Zones, page 63.

C: Car drivers. The handbook says car drivers, not truck drivers, cause most crashes between large trucks and cars. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Commercial Vehicles, page 62.

C: No more than two, with the riders' consent. Motorcycles and mopeds may, with the drivers' consent, ride no more than two abreast in a single lane. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Motorcycles, page 63.

D: Turn signals on most motorcycles are not self-canceling, so the rider may not be turning. Motorcycle turn signals are often not self-canceling; make sure you know what the rider is actually doing. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Motorcycles, page 63.

C: 30 mph. Nevada defines mopeds by motor size, a maximum of two brake horsepower and a 30 mph maximum speed on a flat surface. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Mopeds, page 64.

B: Moped operators and passengers must wear helmets. Moped operators and passengers must wear helmets; mopeds must be registered but need not be insured. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Mopeds, page 64.

C: Reckless driving. Motorists who cause even a minor collision with a bicyclist or pedestrian may be charged with reckless driving, with possible license suspension. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Bicycles, page 65.

B: Only when entering or leaving an alley or driveway, performing official duties, directed by police, or in an emergency. Motorists may not stop, park or drive in a bike lane except for those listed situations. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Bicycles, page 65.

A: Anyone under 18. Anyone under 18 may not ride in a pickup bed or on a flatbed on a paved highway, except in authorized parades or farming/ranching use. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Passengers in the Bed of a Truck, page 66.

D: Five feet. Don't stop more than five feet from the crosswalk; a blind pedestrian uses the sound of your engine as a guide. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Pedestrians Who are Blind or Visually Impaired, page 67.

B: When the guard is completely out of the crosswalk. Motorists must wait until the crossing guard is completely out of the crosswalk before proceeding. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): School Areas, page 33.

C: 500 feet. Switch from high to low beams once an oncoming vehicle is within 500 feet. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Night Driving, page 56.

B: 300 feet. Change to low beams 300 feet before any vehicle you are following. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Night Driving, page 56.

A: A half hour after sunset until a half hour before sunrise. Nevada requires headlights starting 30 minutes after sunset and until 30 minutes before sunrise, as well as at other times of poor visibility. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Night Driving, page 56.

C: 1,000 feet. Headlights are legally required whenever persons or vehicles cannot be clearly seen at 1,000 feet. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Night Driving, page 56.

B: 2 to 10 times. On slippery pavement it can take 2 to 10 times as far to stop as on dry pavement. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Driving in Bad Weather, page 57.

C: October 1 through April 30. Studded snow tires are legal only between October 1 and April 30. Retractable studs are allowed year-round but may be extended only during that period. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Driving in Bad Weather, page 57.

B: Gently, using a slow, light touch-and-release pattern. Without ABS, a slow, light touch-and-release braking pattern helps you slow and stop on snow and ice without locking the wheels. Vehicles with ABS need firm, steady pressure instead. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Driving in Bad Weather, page 57.

C: 35 to 55 mph. Most cars begin to lose traction and hydroplane between 35 and 55 mph in heavy rainfall. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Stopping, page 41.

C: Less than 1 inch. Even under an inch of water on the road can make a driver lose control. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Tips for Driving in a Flash Flood, page 59.

B: 2 feet of water or less. Most vehicles can float in 2 feet of water or less. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Tips for Driving in a Flash Flood, page 59.

A: Drive slowly in low gear and lightly apply the brakes, testing about every 200 feet. Put the car in low gear, drive slowly and apply the brakes lightly, testing about every 200 feet until they work normally. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Wet Brakes, page 58.

C: At least 100 feet. If the fire gets out of control, move well away, at least 100 feet, from the vehicle. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Fire, page 58.

C: Grip the wheel firmly and ease off the gas; don't hit the brakes. Grip the steering wheel firmly and ease up on the gas pedal; do not hit the brakes. Brake gently once under control. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Blowouts, page 59.

C: Ease off the accelerator, then gently brake and use your four-way flashers. Ease up on the accelerator; if the car holds the lane, slow down and gently brake, using flashers to warn others. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Steering Fails, page 58.

A: Slow to a reasonable speed below the posted limit, proceed with caution, be prepared to stop, and if possible use a lane not next to it. NRS 484B.607 requires slowing below the posted limit, caution, being ready to stop, and moving to a non-adjacent lane if possible. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Approaching a Stopped Emergency Vehicle, page 61.

B: Rear-end collisions. Rear-end collisions are the most common type of crash on Nevada roads. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Stopping, page 41.

B: 2 to 2.5 seconds. The handbook cites highway safety research putting normal reaction time at 2 to 2.5 seconds. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Stopping, page 41.

B: Four times as long. Doubling your speed makes your braking distance four times as long, not twice. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Stopping, page 41.

C: Press the brake pedal hard, hold it down, and steer where you want to go. With four-wheel ABS, brake hard, hold the pedal down firmly and steer; pumping the brakes turns off the ABS. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Anti-Lock Braking Systems, page 40.

C: 0.02% but less than 0.08%. For drivers under 21, a test result of .02% up to (but not including) .08% triggers administrative action; the penalties section lists a 185-day revocation. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Driving Under the Influence, page 79.

B: 0.04%. Commercial license holders face per se action at .04% or more but less than .08%. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Penalties for DUI, page 80.

A: 185 days. The Illegal Per Se administrative action revokes the license for 185 days. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Penalties for DUI, page 80.

B: Your license is revoked and you are ineligible for one year. Refusing the tests results in revocation and no license for one year on a first offense (three years if revoked for refusal within the prior seven years). Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Driving Under the Influence, page 79.

B: Three years. A refusal when your privilege was revoked for refusal in the prior seven years brings a three-year period of ineligibility. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Driving Under the Influence, page 79.

D: 2 nanograms per milliliter (5 ng/ml for marijuana metabolite). It is unlawful to drive with more than 2 ng/ml of marijuana (5 ng/ml of metabolite) in your blood. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Driving Under the Influence, page 79.

C: Yes. The .08% figure is only a guide; a driver can still be arrested and convicted of DUI at a lower level. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Driving Under the Influence, page 79.

B: $400 to $1,000. A first DUI offense carries a fine of $400 to $1,000. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Penalties for DUI, page 80.

C: Two days to six months, or 48 to 96 hours of community service. A first offense brings two days to six months in jail or 48 to 96 hours of community service. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Penalties for DUI, page 80.

D: One year. A second DUI within 7 years brings a one-year revocation. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Penalties for DUI, page 80.

B: A three-year revocation and 1 to 6 years in prison. A subsequent DUI within 7 years brings a three-year revocation, 1-6 years in prison and a $2,000-$5,000 fine. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Penalties for DUI, page 80.

A: As an aggravating factor in sentencing. Having passengers under 15 is considered an aggravating factor in determining the DUI sentence. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Other DUI Laws, page 81.

C: *NHP (*647). You can report a suspected drunk driver or highway emergency by dialing *NHP (*647). Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Clues that a Driver May Be Under the Influence or Impaired, page 81.

B: From 5 times up to 30 times. The handbook cites a 2015 NHTSA study: driving above .08 makes a crash 5 to 30 times more likely. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Driving Under the Influence, page 79.

A: The driver and all passengers age six and older. In a vehicle that has seat belts, the driver and every passenger six or older must buckle up. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Buckle Up, page 25.

D: Children under age six and those less than 57 inches tall. NRS 484B.157 requires an approved child restraint for children younger than six and for those shorter than 57 inches. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Buckle Up, page 25.

B: 2. Children younger than two must ride rear-facing in a child restraint in the back seat. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Buckle Up, page 25.

B: 12 years old. A child 7 or younger may not be left unattended when conditions are risky unless supervised by and within sight of a person at least 12 (NRS 202.485). Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Unattended Children and Pets, page 25.

B: To report an emergency if stopping the vehicle would be inadvisable, impractical or dangerous. You may use the device to report an emergency if stopping would be inadvisable, impractical or dangerous. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Cell Phones and Texting, page 43.

A: Automatic failure. Using a cellular phone during a drive test results in automatic failure. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Testing, page 12.

A: Convenience features such as adaptive cruise control, automatic parallel parking and parking assist. Convenience technologies like adaptive cruise control and automatic parallel parking are not permitted during the testing process. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Driver Assistance Systems – Convenience Technologies, page 54.

C: $25,000 / $50,000 / $20,000. Minimum coverage is $25,000 for injury/death of one person, $50,000 for two or more, and $20,000 for property damage. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Insurance and Financial Responsibility, page 75.

B: 10 days. If a crash isn't investigated by police and causes $750+ damage or any injury, send an SR-1 to the DMV within 10 days. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Insurance and Financial Responsibility, page 75.

C: 12 or more. Collecting 12 or more demerit points within any 12-month period leads to suspension of your license. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Demerit Point System, page 77.

B: 3. Drivers with 3 to 11 points may have up to three points removed by completing an approved traffic safety course, once in 12 months. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Demerit Point System, page 77.

C: 8. Reckless driving is assigned 8 demerit points. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Demerit Point System, page 78.

B: 2. Speeding 11-20 mph over the posted limit is 2 points. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Demerit Point System, page 78.

B: Seven years. Most violations are reportable to insurers for three years; DUI convictions stay on your record for seven years. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Your Driving Record, page 77.

B: 4. Following too closely, failure to yield, failure to yield to a pedestrian and disobeying a signal or stop sign are 4 points each. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Demerit Point System, page 78.

B: Starting at $250 and totaling up to $1,750. Reinstatement after a lapse brings a fee plus fines starting at $250 and up to $1,750 for each registered vehicle. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Insurance and Financial Responsibility, page 75.

A: Drivers 14 and 15 with family hardship or who need to drive to school, and people who have served half their suspension or revocation. Restricted licenses may go to 14- and 15-year-olds with hardship or school needs, and to people who have served half of their suspension or revocation. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Restricted License, page 19.