Nevada DMV permit practice test 11

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.

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.

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.

C: 30 days. Name and address changes must be reported to the Nevada DMV within 30 days. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Change of Address or Name, page 19.

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: Left turns onto or from the highway only. The yellow lines around a center turn lane may be crossed only to turn left onto or off the highway; the lane is not a travel or passing lane. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Highway Markings, page 32.

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: For bicyclists approaching from behind. Check for cyclists approaching from behind before you open your car door. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Bicycles, page 65.

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: Restriction B. Restriction B means the driver needs to wear glasses or contact lenses while driving. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Restrictions, page 16.

B: Alert you and guide you safely through work areas. Cones, drums and barricades alert drivers and guide them safely through work areas; at night they may have warning lights. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Signs, page 30.

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.

B: Only through an opening provided in the center divider. On a divided highway, a U-turn is legal only if an opening is provided in the center divider. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): U-Turns, page 46.

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.

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.

B: Cars, vans and pickups, towing a vehicle of 10,000 pounds or less. Class C covers cars, vans and pickups and allows towing a vehicle of 10,000 pounds or less. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Driver License Classifications, page 16.

B: They double. Fines for speeding double in work zones. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Highway Work Zones, page 60.

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.

D: On the side of the road facing traffic. Without a sidewalk, pedestrians should walk against traffic so they face oncoming vehicles. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Pedestrians, page 66.

C: More than double those on dry pavement. On a wet highway, your stopping distance can be more than twice what it is on dry pavement. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Stopping, page 41.

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.

A: You may drive in that lane at the posted speed limit. A down green arrow with OPEN means drivers may drive the posted speed limit in the lane below it. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Active Traffic Management Signs, page 37.

C: Still yield to pedestrians in the intersection. Crosswalks may not be marked at some intersections, but drivers must still yield to pedestrians in the intersection. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Highway Markings, page 32.

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.

D: Seeing the reason to stop, your brain telling your foot to brake, and your foot moving to the brake. Perception, reaction and moving your foot to the brake together make up the perception and reaction distance. Nevada Driver's Handbook (Official Driver Handbook, DMV 700): Stopping, page 41.