Nevada Permit Test: Licensing Practice Questions

Correct answer: 30 days

Drivers moving into Nevada from another state must apply for a license within 30 days after becoming a resident.

Source: Chapter 1: Getting Your Nevada Driver's License

Correct answer: Eight years

A first license for persons under 65 is valid for eight years and expires on your birthday; licenses for drivers 65 and older last four years.

Source: Chapter 1: Getting Your Nevada Driver's License

Correct answer: Four years

Driver licenses for individuals aged 65 and older are valid for four years.

Source: Chapter 1: Getting Your Nevada Driver's License

Correct answer: Shared liability for damages the minor causes while driving

The co-signer shares liability for any damages caused by the minor's negligence or willful misconduct while driving.

Source: Chapter 1: Getting Your Nevada Driver's License

Correct answer: Only one

A Nevada resident may hold only one license or ID card; out-of-state cards must be surrendered.

Source: Chapter 1: Getting Your Nevada Driver's License – New Nevada Residents

Correct answer: Being age 21 or older

Tests other than vision may be waived if you are 21+, hold a valid same-class license, have fewer than 3 moving violations in 4 years and no DUI in 7 years.

Source: Chapter 1: Getting Your Nevada Driver's License – New Nevada Residents

Correct answer: $10

A $25 fee covers initial knowledge and/or skills tests, and a $10 fee is charged for each retest.

Source: Chapter 1: Getting Your Nevada Driver's License – Testing

Correct answer: Using a cellular phone

The use of a cellular phone during a drive test results in automatic failure; parking assist and cruise control aren't allowed.

Source: Chapter 1: Getting Your Nevada Driver's License – Testing

Correct answer: Spanish

Testing for the Basic Class C license and motorcycle license is also available in Spanish; oral exams can be requested.

Source: Chapter 1: Getting Your Nevada Driver's License – Testing

Correct answer: 30 days

Nevada law requires notifying the DMV of any address or name change within 30 days.

Source: Chapter 1: Getting Your Nevada Driver's License – Change of Address or Name

Correct answer: In person at a DMV office

Name changes must be made in person at a local DMV office with legal documentation.

Source: Chapter 1: Getting Your Nevada Driver's License – Change of Address or Name

Correct answer: Four years

A DAC is valid for four years and expires on your birthday; renewals and address changes must be done in person.

Source: Chapter 1: Getting Your Nevada Driver's License – Driver Authorization Card

Correct answer: No, it's not valid for federal or state ID

A DAC is not valid for federal or state identification purposes or to determine eligibility for benefits.

Source: Chapter 1: Getting Your Nevada Driver's License – Driver Authorization Card

Correct answer: A gold Nevada outline with a star cutout

Real ID cards have a gold Nevada outline with a star cutout; standard cards say "NOT FOR REAL ID PURPOSES."

Source: Chapter 1: Getting Your Nevada Driver's License – Real ID

Correct answer: Driver must wear glasses or contacts

Restriction B means the driver needs to wear glasses or contact lenses; G is daylight only.

Source: Chapter 1: Getting Your Nevada Driver's License – Restrictions