DMV handbook Nevada
DMV driving test for nevada
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- extend left arm horizontall out of open window
- left turn hand signal
- 25
- Percentage of pedestians killed in NV while walking an intersection
- you may pass when it is safe to do so
- broken yellow lines
- HOV
- high occupancy vehicle
- extend left arm downward, with palm of hand to the rear
- slowing or stop
- no passing
- pennant
- traffic regulations or directions to drivers
- rectangles
- go but yield to pedestrians
- green arrow
- indicate an extension of a land line through an intersection or exit-olne lanes on a free way
- dotted white lines
- STOP
- red light
- mopeds, motorcycles
- Class M
- keep your wheels pointed straight ahead until you actually start to turn. On a 2-way road use the lane just to the right of the center line, and complete the turn into the traffic lane closest to you going in your intended direction.
- turning left
- road construction or repair warning
- orange
- you must be in the extreme right-hand travel lane or a lane designated for right turns. If a single lane is provided to be used only for turning, you may only enter the lane if you are making a right turn, and may not travel through an intersection while driving in the right-turn lane.
- turning right
- yield right of way
- inverted triangle
- recreation and scenic area information
- brown
- buckle up facing the rear of the car
- Infants
- separate lanes of traffic moving in opposite directions
- yellow lines
- cars, vans, pickups
- Class C
- speed limit is enforced 30 minutes before and after in____
- school zones
- inform you of traffic laws and regulations, you must obey these signs
- Regulatory signs
- stopping distances on a wet highway may be more that ______ those on dry pavement
- double
- when you are turning from a one-way streed onto another one-way struee that has traffic moving tot he let. signal, come to a complete stop and yield
- Left turn on a red arrow
- slow down and you man have to stop for a train.
- railroad crossing signs
- you cannot pass if you the lines on your side are solid
- double yellow lines
- direction or guidance
- green
- always stop you vehicle before the cross walk
- crosswalk lines
- what you need to apply for permit
- proof of full legal name, age & social security
- how far you vehicle travels during braking time
- braking distance
- same meaning as stop sign EXCEPT you may proceed without coming to a full stop if it is safe to do so. you must slow down and give right of way to the pedestrians
- Yield Signs
- look both ways, even where there is no stop light
- railroad crossings
- actual railroad crossing, look both ways and stay clear of the tracks
- cross buck
- you are not to cross over
- solid yellow lines
- GO
- green light
- single vehicles (trailers)
- Class B
- stay behind a vehicle about __ seconds
- 2
- how much time it takes for the brakes and friction between the road and tires to stop your vehicle
- braking time
- general warning
- yellow or yellow green
- come to a full stop, give right of way to pedestrians
- Stop Signs
- look 30 seconds ahead
- in the freeway
- identify gap and adjust speed
- when entering the freeway
- no, do not or stop
- red
- regulatory, law or rule
- white
- route marker
- shield
- separate lanes of traffic moving int he same direction.
- solid white lines
- you must come to a full stop. you may go when the road is clear and you have the right of way. means the same as a stop sign
- flashing red light
- Use your rear and side-view mirrors to check traffic. Signal 100 feet (10 car lengths) on city streets, 300 feet (30 car lengths) on highways or freeways, before changing lanes. Check blind spots by looking over your shoulder and change lanes when traffic is clear. Do not change lanes in an intersection.
- when changing lanes
- warning
- diamond
- yellow, diamond-shaped, tell the special conditions or hazards ahead
- warnting signs
- keep you hands in plain view
- when stopped by an officer
- railroad crossing ahead
- circle
- mark traffic lands on road which have more tha one land moving in the same direction
- broken lines
- school zones and school crossings
- pentagon
- you may go ahead, but proceed with caution
- flashing yellow light
- extend left are with elbow bent upward at about a 90 degree angle
- right turn hand signal
- wide white lines painted across a traffic lane where you must stop before you enter the intersection
- stop lines
- cant make the movement shown by the arrow
- red arrow
- combination vehicles
- Class A
- driver services, such as food and lodging
- blue
- CAUTION, you must come to a stop. Do not speed up
- yellow light
- stop
- octagon
- use left land to complete a u-ture or go straight, use right land to turn right or to go straight, all in one direction counter-clockwise
- roundabouts
- percent of highway fatalities NOT wearing seatbelts
- 25
- marked on each side by solid yellow and brokedn yellow lines. you may cross these lines only to make a left turn onto or from the highway
- center lines for left turns
- look ahead at least __ seconds
- 12
- signal is going to change to red
- yellow arrow