Nevada DMV Learners Permit Practice Test 2026 [NEW RULES]

Nevada DMV Learners Permit Practice Test 2026 [NEW RULES] So, you’re itching to swap the passenger seat for the driver’s seat. A smart move is checking out the permit practice test first—it’s the easiest way to avoid surprise questions on exam day. Let’s break it down in plain English.

1. What the real test looks like

25 multiple‑choice questions pulled straight from the Nevada Driver Handbook.
Pass with 80 %—that’s 20 correct answers. Miss Six and the computer taps out early.
Offered in English or Spanish on‑screen. Need another language? Bring a certified interpreter, or ask the clerk for the oral version.

Nevada DMV Learners Permit Practice Test

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Nevada DMV Learners Permit Practice Test
Total Questions: 25
Language: English
Passing Marks: 80%.
Difficulty Level: Easy

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1) A driver’s license may be suspended for giving:

A) False information on application

B) Out of state address

C) Temporary address

D) Foreign passport

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2) Illegal Per Se Law administrative revocation threshold (alcohol concentration) is:

A) .08%

B) .02%

C) .10%

D) .05%

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3) Young drivers’ first DUI offense subjects them to penalties same as drivers over age:

A) 21

B) 19

C) 18

D) 20

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4) Underage suspension for alcohol concentration .02% but < .08% is an:

A) Insurance penalty only

B) Administrative penalty

C) Court verdict only

D) Equipment violation

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5) Property damage minimum liability coverage per crash:

A) $15,000

B) $25,000

C) $10,000

D) $20,000

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6) Commercial drivers may receive:

A) Only warnings

B) Additional penalties/demerit points

C) No demerits

D) Fewer penalties

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7) Failing to submit to officer‑directed tests with prior similar revocation in 7 years leads to a refusal revocation of:

A) 2 years

B) 6 months

C) 1 year

D) 3 years

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8) Minimum liability coverage for bodily injury/death of one person in a crash:

A) $30,000

B) $20,000

C) $25,000

D) $15,000

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9) Possible additional penalty for lapse in insurance includes:

A) Permanent revocation

B) SR 22 requirement and/or 30 day suspension

C) Vehicle confiscation

D) Ignition interlock only

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10) Failure to report a required crash may result in suspension of:

A) License and/or vehicle registration

B) Registration only

C) Plates only

D) License only

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11) NV LIVE program purpose includes identifying:

A) Seat belt violators

B) Uninsured motorists

C) Speeders

D) DUI checkpoints

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12) NV minimum liability coverage also requires carrying an Evidence of Insurance Card or electronic format:

A) Mandatory

B) Only for new cars

C) Optional suggestion

D) Only for commercial vehicles

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13) Under Implied Consent, officers may direct blood samples be drawn even on a first offense:

A) Only after second offense

B) False

C) Only with warrant

D) True

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14) Alcohol concentration of .08% increases crash likelihood by what study reference (range given)?

A) 5–30 times

B) 50–70 times

C) 30–50 times

D) 2–5 times

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15) Under Implied Consent, refusal to submit to tests first offense revocation period:

A) 3 months

B) 2 years

C) 6 months

D) 1 year

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16) Crash report (SR‑1) must be filed if damages are $____ or more (not investigated).

A) 750

B) 500

C) 1,000

D) 250

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17) Unauthorized trick driving display conviction (underage penalties) suspension range:

A) 30–90 days

B) 6 months–2 years

C) 2–3 years

D) 90 days–6 months

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18) Administrative penalties are actions taken by:

A) Insurance companies

B) Legislature

C) Courts

D) Nevada DMV

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19) Reinstatement fines for lapse of insurance start at:

A) $200

B) $250

C) $100

D) $150

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20) Underage license may be revoked 185 days for BAC of at least 0.02% but less than 0.08% by weight (under 18 affidavit notice):

A) 185 days

B) 120 days

C) 60 days

D) 90 days

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21) Participating in or organizing an unauthorized speed contest suspension range:

A) Lifetime

B) 30–60 days

C) 6 months–2 years

D) 60–120 days

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22) Habitual truancy first offense suspension or delay can be:

A) 1–2 years

B) 30 days–6 months

C) 15–30 days

D) 6–12 months

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23) If uninsured and at fault in a crash you may need to:

A) Serve jail automatically

B) Pay no costs

C) Only attend a class

D) Post a deposit / arrange payment

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24) A first offense chemical test result of at least 0.02% but less than 0.08% (under 21) leads to:

A) Fine only

B) 30 day suspension

C) Revocation / suspension action (administrative)

D) Verbal warning

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25) Marijuana metabolite per milliliter blood limit stated (illegal above) is:

A) 3 nanograms

B) 2 nanograms

C) 4 nanograms

D) 5 nanograms

Your score is

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2. Why bother with practice tests?

Think of them as totally legal cheat codes. You’ll:
Spot repeat questions. The DMV recycles wording more than you’d think.
Burn the numbers into memory. Speed limits, fines, and BAC levels—practice those drills until they become muscle memory.
Kill the nerves. Nothing rattles you on exam day when you’ve already “been there” a dozen times online.

Quick FAQ refresher

Age to start? 15 ½ years old for a permit.
Test fee? $25 for the first attempt, $10 per retake (or $6.75 extra online).
Try again? As soon as the next business day—no hard limit on attempts.
Permit good for? One whole year, plenty of time to rack up your 50 practice hours.

Key Resources (Bookmark These)

Official Handbook PDF (EN): dmv.nv.gov/dlhandbook.htm