Nevada DMV Written Test Online Practice 2025

Nevada DMV Written Test Online Practice 2025. Try our free NV DMV Written Test 2025 Online Practice Made Easy. You want the written test done without standing in a DMV line. Fair. Here’s a clean plan to prep online and pass on the first try.

What “online practice” really means

Same style of multiple‑choice questions you’ll see on the real exam. Focus on Nevada rules, signs, lane markings, right‑of‑way, speed control, DUI basics, work zones, and sharing the road. On‑screen in English or Spanish (check the DMV site for the latest options).

Nevada DMV Written Test Online Practice

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Nevada DMV Written Test #1
Total Questions: 25
Language: English
Passing Marks: 80%.
Difficulty Level: Medium

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1) Complex, unexpected driving decisions increase the time before you actually brake. Typical normal reaction times are:

A) 2.0–2.5 seconds

B) 0.5–1.0 seconds

C) 1.0–1.5 seconds

D) 3.0–3.5 seconds

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2) While merging you see a “Do Not Enter/Wrong Way” sign on your ramp; this most likely indicates:

A) You entered the off ramp—turn around

B) You used the correct ramp

C) The lane is HOV only

D) A temporary construction detour ahead

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3) In a school zone with a crossing guard still within the crosswalk, you should:

A) Wait until the guard is completely out of the crosswalk

B) Proceed once the guard is halfway through

C) Proceed at 5 mph

D) Honk to signal readiness

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4) A red X overhead above your lane means you must:

A) Drive below 35 mph

B) Use lane only for passing

C) Slow but remain until debris clears

D) Not drive in that lane—merge out

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5) Your turn signals fail; to indicate a right turn you must:

A) Extend left arm downward

B) Extend left arm with elbow bent upward 90°

C) Extend right arm horizontally

D) Extend left arm horizontally

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6) While cruising at 30 mph you consider accelerating to 60 mph to “save time.” In terms of braking needs in an unexpected stop, doubling your speed would make your required braking distance:

A) About twice as long

B) About four times as long

C) Unchanged if your reaction time is good

D) About three times as long

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7) You are last car stopped at a light turning green while a pedestrian is still finishing crossing ahead; you should:

A) Yield until the pedestrian completes crossing

B) Turn quickly around them

C) Proceed—green means go

D) Honk to expedite

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8) You meet a funeral procession (headlights on) entering from behind on a multi‑lane road. You should:

A) Force them to obey normal gaps

B) Yield and let vehicles with headlights on pass as a group

C) Pass to clear the group

D) Merge into the middle of it

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9) At an intersection with no signs or signals, vehicles arriving simultaneously yield so that the vehicle on your ______ goes first.

A) Behind

B) Left

C) Right

D) Farther from center

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10) You are already stopped within an intersection waiting to go straight as another car approaches intending to left‑turn across you; right‑of‑way goes to:

A) Left turning vehicle

B) Straight through vehicle already in intersection

C) Whichever accelerates first

D) Vehicle signaling

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11) Proper freeway exiting technique is to:

A) Enter the deceleration lane before slowing

B) Stop in the through lane then dart right

C) Signal only after entering the ramp

D) Slow on the main lanes first

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12) Before a city street turn you begin signaling at least 100 feet in advance; on an open highway you extend this to 300 feet. This distance standard applies to:

A) Turns only; not lane changes

B) Parking maneuvers only

C) Lane changes only

D) Turns and lane changes

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13) Approached by an emergency vehicle with siren and red lights, you must:

A) Continue at same speed

B) Stop in the intersection

C) Drive to right edge and stop clear of intersection

D) Turn left out of its way

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14) You are in a carpool lane separated by double solid white lines where traffic ahead is slower. You should:

A) Stay until a broken white line section allows entry/exit

B) Move onto the shoulder to exit

C) Stop and wait for an officer to direct you

D) Cross immediately to pass

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15) You approach an overhead lane signal displaying a down green arrow over your lane. It authorizes you to:

A) Treat the lane as closed

B) Use the lane at posted speed (open)

C) Expect the lane to end—merge soon

D) Prepare to merge out immediately

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16) An HOV ramp bypass lane marked with a diamond allows you to proceed without stopping at a ramp meter only if:

A) You have two or more people (carpool)

B) You activate hazard lights

C) You are alone but driving a hybrid

D) You intend to exit within 1 mile

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17) You are following another vehicle at 40 mph on city streets. The minimum recommended following distance (time) is:

A) 6 seconds

B) 4 seconds

C) 2 seconds

D) 1 second

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18) Heavy rain begins and your speed is 50 mph. To avoid loss of control you should be alert because most cars start to hydroplane between:

A) 15–25 mph

B) 25–35 mph

C) 35–55 mph

D) 55–75 mph

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19) A ramp meter shows red. Proper procedure before joining freeway traffic includes:

A) Rolling through if no cars are present

B) Waiting for a flashing yellow before moving

C) Stopping at the stop line, then proceeding on green

D) Backing up if the wait seems long

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20) Nevada prohibits U‑turns in school zones except under stated conditions (e.g., no children present). Attempting a U‑turn while children are present is:

A) Permissible if careful

B) Allowed with hazard lights

C) Prohibited

D) Discouraged but legal

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21) Entering a freeway via an acceleration lane, the safest merging tactic is to:

A) Accelerate above traffic speed to force a gap

B) Match (or nearly match) freeway speed and merge without stopping

C) Enter at 10 mph below traffic to stay “defensive”

D) Stop at the end of the ramp unless traffic waves you in

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22) After yielding and signaling properly, a vehicle turning left gains right‑of‑way once:

A) It has yielded and begun the turn safely

B) The straight through driver flashes headlights

C) Its wheels begin turning

D) It approaches at higher speed

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23) A pedestrian steps into your half of the roadway at a marked crosswalk while you approach. You must:

A) Sound horn and edge through

B) Maintain speed—pedestrians must hurry

C) Proceed if pedestrian has crossed center

D) Yield/slow or stop for pedestrian on your half or approaching closely

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24) To build proactive vision time on a freeway, you should scan ahead approximately:

A) 5–10 seconds

B) 20–30 seconds at freeway speeds

C) 12 seconds only

D) 12 seconds everywhere including freeways

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25) A yellow X with “MERGE” overhead indicates:

A) Lane open at full speed

B) Lane reserved for HOV only

C) Lane ending; prepare to merge safely

D) Lane fully closed—leave immediately

Your score is

Nevada DMV Practice Test 2025 – 300 + Official Test Questions

Set up your space before you start Device:

Laptop/desktop (touch screens can be finicky).
Browser: Current Chrome/Edge/Firefox.
Webcam & mic: Required for most official online exams; also handy for some practice sites.

Quick FAQ

Is online practice the same difficulty as the real test?
Close enough. If you’re scoring high across two different Nevada‑specific sources, you’re ready.

How many practice tests should I do?
Aim for 5–7 complete sets. When you’re at 90%+ three times in a row, book the exam.

Do I need the handbook if I’m consistently scoring well on quizzes?
Yes. Practice exposes gaps; the handbook seals them. Skim all chapters, read carefully on any topic you miss.

Are there language options online?
English and Spanish are commonly offered. Check the DMV website for current availability or request an oral option at a branch if needed.

Can I use my phone for the online exam?
Use a computer. Most official platforms require a webcam and a stable browser session.