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Get Smart Review & Mock ExamsThis draw of 20 questions breaks down like this:
Heaviest on Traffic Signs & Signals (11 of 20) — that is the section to revise first if you miss several here.
1 are Nebraska-specific questions, drawn from the state handbook rather than general road rules.
Each test on this site draws a different set, so Test 1, 2 and 3 never repeat a question.
Answer: Accumulating three or more points
You must not have accumulated three or more points during the prior 12 months.
Answer: You may pass when it is safe to do so
A broken yellow line means passing is permitted from your side when it's safe.
Answer: Guidance — directions, distances, and destinations
Green signs give directions and destination guidance.
Answer: Two-way traffic ahead — keep right
This warns that the road ahead carries two-way traffic; keep right and don't pass.
Answer: Take regular breaks and share driving if possible
Take breaks about every couple of hours, and share the driving on long trips.
Answer: Reduce excessive noise and control exhaust
A working muffler is required to prevent excessive noise and control exhaust.
Answer: Slow reaction time and impair judgment
Impairment starts with the first drink — reaction and judgment suffer before you feel drunk.
Answer: You may pass; the other side may not
Solid on your side = no passing for you; broken on the other side lets that direction pass.
Answer: Slow down for a rough spot in the road
Bump/dip signs warn of a rough change in the road surface; slow down.
Answer: No passing in either direction
Double solid yellow = no passing for traffic in either direction.
Answer: A high-occupancy vehicle (carpool) lane
The diamond marks an HOV (carpool) lane, reserved for vehicles with a required number of occupants.
Answer: Traffic flows in one direction — the way the arrow points
A one-way sign means traffic moves only in the direction of the arrow.
Answer: Other drivers anticipate your move
Early lane position and signaling let others predict and react to your turn.
Answer: A school zone or school crossing
The pentagon shape marks a school zone or school crossing ahead.
Answer: End your turn in the correct lane — the one nearest the one you came from
Finish the turn in the proper lane (turn into the nearest lane) rather than swinging across lanes.
Answer: More than the normal 3-4 seconds
Wet roads lengthen stopping distance — leave more than the normal following gap.
Answer: Lanes of traffic moving in the same direction
White lines separate lanes of traffic going the same direction; yellow separates opposing directions.
Answer: No passing allowed here
'Do Not Pass' is a regulatory sign prohibiting passing in that area.
Answer: Counter-clockwise; yield on entry and signal to exit
Roundabout traffic moves counter-clockwise. Yield to traffic already circulating, then exit when you reach your street.
Answer: Wait in the intersection (if legal) and turn when there's a safe gap
You may enter to wait, then complete the left turn when oncoming traffic clears.
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