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1. Which of the following is exempt from Nevada's open container law?
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Answer: d) The living quarters of a motor home.
The open container law does not apply to the living quarters of motor homes or house trailers, nor does it apply to the passenger areas of taxis, limousines, or commercial buses.
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2. If a driver is under the age of 21, their driving privilege will be suspended for a blood alcohol concentration of at least:
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Answer: b) .02%.
For drivers under 21, a blood alcohol concentration of .02% but less than .08% results in license suspension.
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3. A driver's license may be suspended for participating in or organizing which of the following on a public highway?
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Answer: d) An unauthorized speed contest.
Suspensions can occur if a person is found guilty of participating in, or organizing, an unauthorized speed contest or trick driving display on a public highway.
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4. According to Nevada law, which children must be secured in an approved child restraint system?
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Answer: b) Children under age six or those who measure less than 57 inches tall.
Nevada law requires that any child who is either under the age of six or measures less than 57 inches tall must be secured in an approved child restraint system. Failure to comply can lead to fines, community service, and potential license suspension.
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What does extending your left arm horizontally indicate? Show answer
Answer: d) Left turn.
Left turn — Extend left arm horizontally out of open window.
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What hand signal indicates slowing or stopping? Show answer
Answer: d) Left arm downward.
Slowing or stop — Extend left arm downward.
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7. What is the minimum visibility required in both directions to legally make a U-turn near a grade?
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Answer: c) 500 feet
According to Nevada law, you must not make a U-turn near a grade (a hill) if you have less than 500 feet of visibility in both directions.
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What does a pentagon (5-sided) sign mark?
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Answer: b) School zones and school crossings.
Standard shapes: Pentagon (5 sides) means school zones and school crossings.
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What is the meaning of a flashing red light?
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Answer: d) Come to a full stop; same as a stop sign.
A flashing red light means that drivers must come to a full stop. The signal has the same meaning as a stop sign.
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10. When are U-turns permitted in a school zone?
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Answer: b) When no children are present, school is not in session, or the zone is not in effect.
In Nevada, U-turns in school zones are prohibited except when no children are present, it is a day when school is not in session, or signs and lights indicate the school zone is not currently in effect.
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11. Which lane should be used for faster traffic on a freeway?
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Answer: c) The extreme left lane.
Drivers should leave the extreme left lane for faster traffic.
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When should you slow down for a freeway exit? Show answer
Answer: a) Only after you are in the deceleration lane.
Avoid slowing down on the freeway itself. Wait until you are in the deceleration lane.
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What is the purpose of a blue traffic sign?
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Answer: d) To indicate driver services, such as food and lodging.
Standard colors: Blue means driver services, such as food and lodging.
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14. When is it legal to use a cell phone for voice calls while driving?
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Answer: d) Only with a hands-free accessory.
The use of a cellular phone... is prohibited unless the device is used with a hands-free accessory.
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15. What does it signify when the warning beeps of a detection system become continuous?
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Answer: d) A collision may be imminent
When using detection technologies, beeps may become faster as the vehicle moves closer to an obstacle, and a continuous tone indicates that a collision may be imminent.
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16. Which action should be avoided if your brakes fail while driving?
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Answer: b) Place the vehicle into park.
You should never place the vehicle into park if your brakes fail while moving, as this can cause loss of control.
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17. If you don't have a fire extinguisher, what can you use to smother a vehicle fire?
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Answer: a) Sand or dirt.
Sand or dirt can be used to smother a fire if you do not have a chemical fire extinguisher.
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18. What do orange speed limit signs in work zones indicate?
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Answer: a) They are advisory and indicate slower, safer speeds.
Orange speed limit signs are advisory and indicate slower, safer speeds, whereas black and white signs are regulatory.
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19. What is a good rule of thumb for speed when driving on snow and ice?
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Answer: b) Never drive faster than you'd want to in a crash.
A rule for driving on snow and ice is: 'Never drive faster than you'd want to in a crash.'
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20. Why is it important to be extra careful when judging the speed and distance of a motorcycle?
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Answer: b) Their smaller size makes them appear farther away than they are.
Due to their small size, motorcycles can create an optical illusion where they appear to be farther away and moving slower than they actually are.
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What should you avoid doing when preparing to turn near a cyclist? Show answer
Answer: a) Speeding up to pass the cyclist just before the turn.
Drivers should never speed up to cut off a cyclist before making a turn. Wait until the cyclist has passed or follow safely behind.
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22. When does a blind person with a white cane or guide dog have the right-of-way?
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Answer: d) At all times on any highway, street, or road.
Blind or visually impaired pedestrians using a cane or service animal have the absolute right-of-way at all times.
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23. How far from a crosswalk should you stop for a blind pedestrian?
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Answer: b) No more than 5 feet away.
Stopping no more than five feet from the crosswalk helps blind pedestrians hear your vehicle's engine to locate the boundary of the safe crossing area.
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24. What is the "squeeze play" that drivers should avoid?
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Answer: b) Trying to squeeze between a turning commercial vehicle and the curb.
Drivers should never try to squeeze between a commercial vehicle and the curb, as the truck may swing wide and then close the gap while turning.
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25. What does the term Gross Combination Weight refer to?
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Answer: b) The total weight of a powered unit plus trailer(s) plus the load.
Gross Combination Weight (GCW) is defined as the total weight of the powered unit plus any trailers and the load.
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