Nevada Permit Test (DMV Knowledge Test) — All Questions

On some rural stretches of Nevada interstate, the posted maximum speed limit can be as high as:

• a.65 mph
• b.70 mph
• c.75 mph
• d.80 mph✓

Nevada posts up to 80 mph on designated rural interstate segments, one of the highest limits in the nation. Always obey the posted signs. (Nevada Driver's Handbook, speed limits)

Nevada's Basic Speed Law means you must:

• a.Always drive the posted maximum
• b.Keep pace with the fastest car
• c.Drive no faster than is reasonable and safe for conditions✓
• d.Never drive under 45 mph

You must drive at a speed that is reasonable and safe for traffic, weather, and road conditions, even below the posted limit. (Nevada Driver's Handbook, speed and conditions)

In rain or reduced visibility you should:

• a.Reduce speed and increase your following distance✓
• b.Keep the same speed and spacing
• c.Use high beams in fog
• d.Follow closely to see better

Rain and reduced visibility lengthen stopping distance, so slow down, leave extra space, and use low beams in fog. (Nevada Driver's Handbook, adverse conditions)

When entering a freeway from an on-ramp, you should:

• a.Stop at the end of the ramp first
• b.Use the ramp to match traffic speed and merge into a gap✓
• c.Enter slowly and let traffic adjust
• d.Move directly to the far-left lane

Use the acceleration lane to reach the speed of freeway traffic, then merge smoothly into an open gap. (Nevada Driver's Handbook, freeway driving)