Nevada Permit Test: Lanes & Passing Practice Questions

Correct answer: The extreme left lane

On freeways with several lanes, leave the extreme left lane for faster traffic; lane hopping is dangerous.

Source: Chapter 3: Driving Safely – Freeway Driving

Correct answer: At least 20 to 30 seconds

Look ahead much farther down the road—at least 20 to 30 seconds—on freeways.

Source: Chapter 3: Driving Safely – Freeway Driving

Correct answer: A mile or more

Signal and move into the proper lane a mile or more before the exit, then slow down in the deceleration lane.

Source: Chapter 3: Driving Safely – Exiting a Freeway

Correct answer: Go to the next exit and come back

If you miss the exit, never turn around or back up; go to the next exit and return.

Source: Chapter 3: Driving Safely – Exiting a Freeway

Correct answer: 300 feet

Signal 100 feet (10 car lengths) on city streets or 300 feet (30 car lengths) on highways or freeways before changing lanes.

Source: Chapter 3: Driving Safely – Lane Changes

Correct answer: No

Do not change lanes in an intersection.

Source: Chapter 3: Driving Safely – Lane Changes

Correct answer: No

You should never exceed the speed limit to pass, and you may never use the shoulder to pass.

Source: Chapter 3: Driving Safely – Passing Another Vehicle

Correct answer: 100 feet

Don't pass on a two-lane road at or within 100 feet of a street crossing or railroad crossing.

Source: Chapter 3: Driving Safely – Passing Another Vehicle

Correct answer: 300 feet

Turn on your left signal 100 feet ahead in business or residential areas, or 300 feet ahead in other areas.

Source: Chapter 3: Driving Safely – Passing Another Vehicle

Correct answer: When you're below the limit and a faster car is overtaking you

On a highway with two same-direction lanes, it's illegal to drive in the far-left lane below the limit while a faster vehicle overtakes you from behind (with exceptions).

Source: Chapter 3: Driving Safely – Passing Another Vehicle

Correct answer: Move right in your lane and don't speed up

When another vehicle signals to pass, move to the right in your lane and let it pass; never speed up.

Source: Chapter 3: Driving Safely – Passing Another Vehicle

Correct answer: At least three feet

If there's an adjacent lane, move into it; if not, pass at a safe distance of at least three feet.

Source: Chapter 3: Driving Safely – Passing Bicyclists

Correct answer: On roads marked for two or more lanes your way, when safe

You may pass on the right if the road is marked for two or more lanes in your direction and it's safe; never by driving off the pavement.

Source: Chapter 3: Driving Safely – Passing Another Vehicle