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Nevada Driving Practice Test

Nevada is a big state with a lot of famous landmarks to see. If you want to see them all, it’s a lot easier with a Nevada driver’s license. To earn one, you’ll need to pass the Nevada DMV permit test, the written knowledge test, and the road test. This site offers a test that can effectively work as a Nevada DMV practice test or a Nevada permit practice test. It is designed to help you along that path as it helps you prepare for either the Nevada permit test and the Nevada DMV driving test. These free online tests will help you identify Nevada’s road signs and become comfortable with the rules of the road. In addition to the standard license tests, we also offer practice Nevada CDL and motorcycle tests should you choose to pursue a commercial or motorcycle license. All of these tests are completely free, so feel free to take them as often as you like on your mobile or desktop computer. You will be presented with 50 questions and you must answer 40 questions correctly to pass. Click the “Start Test” button below to begin.

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How To Get A Nevada Drivers License

Nevada drivers have a two-step graduated driver licensing program. Any and all first-time drivers must start with a learner’s permit, and graduate to a full license. To obtain a learner’s permit, you must be fifteen and six months old and submit a Verification of School Attendance form in a sealed envelope. The school principal or a school official must fill out the first section of the form before it is handed in. You will need to turn this form in until you are eighteen, and if you are excused from school, a parent must fill out section two.
Any applicant that is under eighteen must have a parent or guardian co-sign the form. Every applicant must submit lawful status, proof of identity, and a social security number with their Nevada residency proof. To apply for your learner’s permit (also known as an instruction permit), you must pass the vision and written tests and have a parent or guardian sign the financial responsibility section on the application.
A $26 testing fee will be charged before the written exam, and this fee covers both the written test and the initial skills test. An $11 retest fee will apply to all retakes. The minimum level of acceptable vision is 20/40 in one eye, and the knowledge test consists of 50 multiple-choice questions based on the Nevada Driver’s Handbook. A passing score is 80% or better. The licensing fee is an additional $23.25.
You may drive only with a licensed driver, 21 years or older, with at least one year of driving experience seated next to you at all times, and they may not have a cell phone in use while they’re driving. Nevada beginning drivers under 18 must complete a driver education course. You may take courses offered by a public or private high school or a DMV-licensed professional drive school. The course consists of 30 hours of classroom instruction, with ten additional hours of behind-the-wheel instruction.
To obtain your full license, you must complete 50 hours of supervised, documented driving with 10 of those hours being night hours. Passing the driving skills test will give you your full license. If you’re new to Nevada, you have 30 days to switch your license over. Go to your DMV office in person with proof of identity, social security card, Nevada residency, and surrender your old license. There is also a written and vision exam, and road skills test that must be taken and passed to get your new license.

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How To Pass the Nevada Driver’s License Test

If you’re feeling apprehensive about your permit test or written knowledge test, pay attention to these following tips which will help you prepare the right way to pass your driving test on the first try.

  • Grab a copy of the Nevada driver’s handbook and make it your best friend (link to download below). The book isn’t an intriguing read, but it’s basically the driving bible for the state of Nevada so pick it up and read the whole thing. You can read it in parts, but just go through it and get to know it inside and out. It has everything you need to know to pass all of your tests.
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  • Spend time taking Nevada permit practice tests. This website and others offer countless Nevada DMV practice test questions for you to get used to the real test’s format and can help you see how you’re scoring. Over time this will help you build your knowledge and your confidence.
  • Use practice tests to work on the art of the educated guess. You’re not likely going to know the answer to every question. However, you can usually narrow your answers down to the two best options when you’re unsure. Read questions carefully and weed out the least likely answers to improve your options of guessing correctly.

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Nevada DMV (Department of Motor Vehicles)

For the latest information on Nevada’s driver requirements as well as information on vehicle licensing, fees and testing, please see the Nevada DMV website at http://www.dmvnv.com/.

To find Nevada DMV hours and the location nearest you, you can find those listings on their website at http://www.dmvnv.com/locat.htm.

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