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Nevada Sharing the Road Practice Test

Free practice questions · sourced from the Official Nevada Driver's Handbook (DMV 700) · reviewed July 2026

Nevada expects you to know how to share the road with pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists, large trucks, school buses, and emergency vehicles. These questions carry real weight on the test — and real consequences off it.

Two areas are worth extra study: what you must do for a school bus displaying flashing red lights, and Nevada's move-over rule for stopped emergency and service vehicles. Both have specific requirements that the test likes to ask about directly.

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Sample questions

When passing a bicyclist and no adjacent lane exists, what is the minimum distance a motorist must give?

When no adjacent lane exists, a motorist must pass to the left of the bicycle at a safe distance of no fewer than three feet.

Under NRS 486.351(3), motorcycles and mopeds may be operated how in a single traffic lane?

Motorcycles and mopeds may, with the consent of the drivers, be operated no more than two abreast in a single traffic lane.

On a divided highway, when are you required to stop for a school bus with flashing red lights?

On divided highways, you are only required to stop when you are traveling in the same direction as the school bus.

When approaching a motorcycle at night, what should you always do with your headlights?

Always dim your headlights when approaching a motorcycle.

Which of these may use a paved highway shoulder where signage authorizes it?

Vehicles allowed to use a paved shoulder include authorized emergency vehicles, traffic incident management vehicles, tow cars, coroner vehicles, and public transit buses.

In crashes between a commercial vehicle and a small car, who is much more likely to be killed or injured?

In commercial vehicle and small car crashes, the people in cars are much more likely to be killed or injured than the commercial vehicle driver.

What are Nevada's registration and insurance requirements for mopeds?

Moped owners must register their mopeds with the DMV but are not required to insure them; registration is a one-time fee.

After passing a cyclist, when may a motorist move back to the right?

The motorist may not move back to the right until the vehicle is safely clear of the bicycle.

When parked on the street, before opening your car door you should:

When parked on the street, check for cyclists approaching from behind before you open your car door.

When encountering a blind or visually impaired pedestrian, a driver shall:

A driver approaching such a person shall yield the right-of-way, come to a full stop if necessary, and take precautions before proceeding.

In a work zone, black and white speed limit signs are:

Black and white speed limit signs are regulatory.

Compared to smaller vehicles, large commercial vehicles have blind spots that are:

Large commercial vehicles have much larger blind spots than smaller vehicles.

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