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Nebraska Permit Test: Turning Practice Questions
Signaling, turn lanes, U-turns and turning on red.
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Question 1
A flashing yellow arrow is shown for your left-turn lane. What may you do?
Turn freely; oncoming traffic must stop
Turn carefully, yielding to others
Go straight only, since turns are closed
Stop and wait until the arrow is green
Correct answer: Turn carefully, yielding to others
A flashing yellow arrow lets you cautiously turn in the arrow's direction, yielding to pedestrians and other traffic.
Source: Section 3A: Traffic Signals
Question 2
May you turn on a red arrow in Nebraska after stopping?
Yes, but only for right turns after stopping
No, turning on a red arrow is prohibited
Yes, if no sign specifically forbids it
Yes, but only for left turns onto one-ways
Correct answer: No, turning on a red arrow is prohibited
Turning on a red arrow is prohibited; you must wait until the arrow changes.
Source: Section 3A: Traffic Signals – Turning on Red
Question 3
When may you turn left on a red circular light in Nebraska?
Only at T-intersections with no crosswalk
Never, under any conditions in Nebraska
From a one-way onto a one-way
From any street, as long as you stop first
Correct answer: From a one-way onto a one-way
After a complete stop, a left on red is allowed only from a one-way street onto another one-way street, unless signs prohibit it.
Source: Section 3A: Traffic Signals – Turning on Red
Question 4
What must you do before turning right on a red light?
Honk once to warn pedestrians first
Slow to about 5 mph and roll through
Wait for the light to turn yellow
Come to a complete stop and yield
Correct answer: Come to a complete stop and yield
Before turning on red, stop completely, look both ways and yield to pedestrians and traffic; failing to stop first is a violation.
Source: Section 3A: Traffic Signals – Turning on Red
Question 5
Which way does traffic flow in a Nebraska roundabout?
Clockwise
Either way, as drivers choose
Counter-clockwise
Straight across
Correct answer: Counter-clockwise
Traffic flows one way, counter-clockwise, around the center island; yield to traffic on your left already in the circle.
Source: Section 4B: Right-of-Way – Roundabouts
Question 6
Who may use the raised truck apron in the middle of a roundabout?
Cars making U-turns
The rear wheels of large trucks
Pickups and SUVs
Bicyclists
Correct answer: The rear wheels of large trucks
Truck aprons are for the rear wheels of large trucks; cars, SUVs, pickups, bicyclists and pedestrians must not use them.
Source: Section 4B: Right-of-Way – Roundabouts
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