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Nebraska Permit Test: Lanes & Passing Practice Questions
Lane use, merging, passing safely and freeway driving.
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Question 1
Within how many feet of an intersection or railroad crossing is passing illegal in Nebraska?
50 feet
100 feet
200 feet
500 feet
Correct answer: 100 feet
It is unlawful to pass within 100 feet of any intersection or railroad crossing, or on a hill, curve or bridge where vision is blocked.
Source: Section 4D: Passing
Question 2
May you exceed the speed limit while passing in Nebraska?
Yes, by up to 10 mph
Yes, on two-lane roads
Yes, briefly
No, it is unlawful
Correct answer: No, it is unlawful
Exceeding the posted speed limit when passing is unlawful.
Source: Section 4D: Passing
Question 3
How far behind the vehicle ahead should you stay before deciding to pass?
At least three seconds
One car length
At least one second
As close as possible to save time
Correct answer: At least three seconds
Stay at least three seconds behind the vehicle ahead, signal and check all around before passing.
Source: Section 4D: Passing
Question 4
When is it safe to return to the right lane after passing?
When its headlights show in your mirror
Right after your rear bumper clears its front
When its driver honks to let you in
After counting one second past it
Correct answer: When its headlights show in your mirror
Signal and move back when you can see the front or headlights of the passed vehicle in your rear-view mirror.
Source: Section 4D: Passing
Question 5
How are reversible lanes marked on the pavement in Nebraska?
Double solid white lines on each side
Double-dashed yellow lines
Single solid yellow line
Red reflectors
Correct answer: Double-dashed yellow lines
Reversible lanes are marked with double-dashed broken yellow lines; signs or signals show the direction of flow.
Source: Section 4E: Reversible Lanes
Question 6
You miss your exit on a Nebraska interstate. What should you do?
Go on to the next exit
Back up on the shoulder
Use an emergency crossover
Cross the median
Correct answer: Go on to the next exit
Go on to the next exit; backing up or using emergency crossovers is prohibited, and you must never cross the median.
Source: Section 5A: Interstate Driving
Question 7
How far before your interstate exit should you move into the proper lane?
A mile or more
At the exit sign
About 100 feet
On the ramp
Correct answer: A mile or more
Signal and move into the proper lane a mile or more before the intended exit, then slow down once in the deceleration lane.
Source: Section 5A: Interstate Driving
Question 8
A car is merging onto the interstate from an entrance ramp beside you. What should you do if it is safe?
Speed up to block it
Brake hard in your lane
Honk to warn it
Signal and move left to give it room
Correct answer: Signal and move left to give it room
Be alert at entrance ramps; if safe, signal and move left so entering vehicles can merge smoothly.
Source: Section 5A: Interstate Driving
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