Nevada Learner's Permit Practice Test

PRIMARY (direct NRS statute text, high confidence, verified 2026-08-19): NRS 484C.020 (DUI BAC 0.08% adult limit and its conditional 0.10% federal-trigger provision, zero-tolerance for under-21 = any detectable BAC), NRS 484B.165 (handheld phone: manual texting ban, handheld voice-call ban unless hands-free accessory, $50 first-offense civil penalty escalating to $250 for a third-or-subsequent offense within 7 years), NRS 484B.607 (Move Over law: decrease speed, move to a non-adjacent lane if safe), NRS 484D.100 (headlights required 30 min after sunset to 30 min before sunrise, and any time visibility is under 1,000 feet), NRS 484B.157 (child restraint: under 6 AND under 57 inches requires a DOT-approved system appropriate for the child's size/weight; under 2 requires rear-facing in the back seat with limited, unspecified exceptions), NRS 484D.495 (seat belt law confirmed to exist and require occupant belt use — its specific fine amount and primary-vs-secondary enforcement status could NOT be retrieved and are deliberately omitted rather than invented). SECONDARY (medium confidence, single tertiary aggregator, could not be cross-verified against NRS 483.473/483.475 directly — see gaps below): demerit points (driving too slowly 2, following too closely 4, careless driving 6, reckless driving 8; 12+ points/12mo triggers automatic 6-month suspension; 3-11 points reducible by 3 via approved traffic school; DUI handled outside the points system). SECONDARY (IIHS graduated-licensing aggregator table, medium-high confidence, not Nevada's own DMV handbook): all teen/GDL content (permit age 15y6m, 6-month holding period, 50 supervised hours with 10 at night waivable via defensive-driving course, intermediate license at 16, 10pm-5am curfew and under-18 passenger restriction both secondary-enforcement, restrictions lift at 18 or after 6 months licensed whichever first, mandatory driver ed under 18 with a 30-mile-radius no-program exception). GENERIC/UNIFORM content, not tied to a Nevada-specific citation (used per this project's own guidance that signage and core right-of-way/signal law are federally standardized under MUTCD): all of signs, signals, rightofway, and most of speed and parking and sharing — these avoid stating any Nevada-specific numeric figure (mph, feet, dollars) that could not be verified, and instead test the underlying national-standard concept. RESEARCH ATTEMPTS AND GAPS, RE-VERIFIED AGAIN 2026-08-20 (third consecutive session attempt): this session re-tried the official Nevada DMV domains directly — dmv.nv.gov (root and /dmvdlmanual.htm) returned HTTP 403 Forbidden (not the ECONNREFUSED seen in the prior session, but still blocked); dmvapp.nv.gov (root, /dmv/Web/DL/Drivers_License_Manual.pdf, /dmv/DriversLicense/dl_manual.htm) returned 403/404; dmvnv.com (the legacy domain cited by the prior session) again returned ECONNREFUSED — three sessions in a row now, confirming this is a persistent, not transient, block. On the positive side, leg.state.nv.us WAS reachable this session and returned real, substantive statutory body text (not just headings) for NRS 484B.165 — the handheld-device statute's actual text was fetched and cross-checked verbatim against r21/r23/r24 in this module (manual typing/texting ban, $50 first-offense/$250 third-offense civil penalties within 7 years), independently CONFIRMING those facts as currently accurate. NAC 483 (Nevada Administrative Code, the regulations governing DMV licensing procedure) was also reached and searched directly — it contains no provision stating a knowledge-test question count or passing percentage, indicating the real-exam question count is DMV's own internal operational detail, not codified anywhere in NRS or NAC, and therefore only ever obtainable from dmv.nv.gov/dmvapp.nv.gov directly or a physical study guide — both inaccessible again this session. CITATION FIX: the prior session's estimate cited zutobi.com and epermittest.com (third-party competitor test-prep apps) as informal corroboration for the 25-question/80%-pass figure. Those citations have been REMOVED as illegitimate sources per this project's standards. After this session's renewed direct attempts against dmv.nv.gov, dmvapp.nv.gov, dmvnv.com, leg.state.nv.us, and NAC 483 all failed to surface an official question count or passing percentage, { signCount: 0, signPassCount: 0, ruleCount: 25, rulePassPct: 0.8 } is retained as an EXPLICITLY UNCONFIRMED PLACEHOLDER estimate — sized consistently with other unified-format states in this app — with no claim of third-party corroboration of any kind. DELIBERATELY OMITTED rather than invented: any Nevada-specific speed limit mph figure for any road type or zone; exact NRS 484B.157 rear-facing exceptions language; seat belt fine amount and primary/secondary enforcement status; commercial or DUI-probation BAC thresholds; liability insurance minimums; demerit-point values for speeding tiers and red-light violations; school-bus stop-arm passing distance and penalty amount (NRS 484B.353 heading confirmed to exist, body text inaccessible); parking distances from fire hydrants/crosswalks/stop signs/railroad crossings; and any curb-color-coding scheme (confirmed only for some other states, not verified for Nevada). No genuine document-meta-questions (testing what a manual discusses rather than a real driving fact) were found in this module's rules on a full re-scan 2026-08-20. Re-verify all of the above periodically, and especially prioritize a re-check of dmv.nv.gov/dmvapp.nv.gov directly (in case the network block clears) for the exam format and the currently-omitted numeric gaps.