Nevada DMV Handbook 2024

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Need a few reasons to become a licensed driver in Nevada? How about 314 mountain ranges. Over 300 days of sunshine a year. And of course the entertainment capital of the world. But before you can explore everything that the Silver State has to offer you will need to get your learners permit or drivers license. Why not take the steps now to get started.

All residents of the state of Nevada looking to legally drive on it’s roads must first pass the state’s written driving test. Start preparing for the test now by reviewing the material found in the official Nevada Driver Handbook . This essential resource contains up to date and important information on the rules of the road, traffic signs and signals, and how to be a safer driver.

Preparing With the NV Drivers Handbook

Most people walk into the DMV on exam day unprepared with little to no studying and the statistics speak for themselves. Over 50% of people fail the written test every year which means leaving the DMV office empty handed only to have to retake the test all over again. Why take that chance, when you can get immediate feedback on how well you’ve mastered the information in the handbook. How? By taking advantage of our Nevada practice permit test. The practice test was designed to give you a better feel for the real exam by introducing you to some of the same topics as well as the multiple choice test format you can expect to see on test day.

Together with the Nevada drivers handbook, our practice tests will help develop the confidence you need to pass the exam.  Get started now and you’ll be one step closer to experiencing the freedom that only the open road can deliver!

Topics Covered in the Handbook

The Nevada Driver’s Handbook is published by the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles and covers the following topics.

  • Driver’s Licensing Procedures – requirements, examinations, restrictions, fees
  • Driving Safely – seat belts, cell phones, right-of-way, freeway driving, signaling, speed
  • Special Driving Conditions – night driving, bad weather, emergencies, work zones
  • Sharing the Road – commercial vehicles, motorcycles, buses, bicycles
  • Driving Under the Influence – DUI laws, penalties