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Nebraska Car / Permit: Traffic Laws practice test
Speed limits, turning and signaling rules, headlight and seat-belt requirements, and the everyday laws every driver must follow.
Content reviewed against official driver handbooks · August 12, 2026
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12 sample Traffic Laws questions with the correct answer, a short explanation, and the official handbook reference. Read through them, then take the quiz above.
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1. How close to an intersection does Nebraska law let you pass another vehicle?
Correct answer: No closer than 100 feet
The manual bars passing anywhere within 100 feet of an intersection.
Source: Nebraska Driver's Manual — 4D Passing
2. On a Nebraska street with no marked center turning lane, how should a left turn be made?
Correct answer: From the left lane available to you, into the left lane available on the new street
The manual says to start the turn from the leftmost lane lawfully open to you and to finish it in the leftmost lane lawfully available on the new street.
Source: Nebraska Driver's Manual — 4E-4 Turning
3. On a Nebraska interstate, which maneuver is prohibited?
Correct answer: Backing up or turning through an emergency crossover
The manual forbids backing up on the interstate and using the emergency crossovers, and it tells drivers who miss an exit to carry on to the next one.
Source: Nebraska Driver's Manual — 5A-2 Driving on the Interstate
4. What is required of a Nebraska driver who is being overtaken by another vehicle?
Correct answer: Stay in your lane and hold your speed unless an emergency arises
The manual tells the overtaken driver to hold both lane and speed, changing only if an emergency makes it necessary.
Source: Nebraska Driver's Manual — 4D-3 When Being Passed
5. During which months are studded tires lawful in Nebraska?
Correct answer: From November 1 until April 1
The manual limits them to the stretch running from the first of November through the first of April.
Source: Nebraska Driver's Manual — 5C-5 Snow and Ice
6. Nebraska drivers are told never to change lanes in what location?
Correct answer: Within an intersection
The manual's lane-change steps end with a flat prohibition on switching lanes inside an intersection.
Source: Nebraska Driver's Manual — 4E-3 Lane Changing
7. In Nebraska, where must a vehicle moving slower than the rest of traffic be driven?
Correct answer: In the right lane, or as near the right edge as is practical
The manual requires slow-moving vehicles to use the right lane, or to hug the right edge, unless they are overtaking or setting up for a left turn.
Source: Nebraska Driver's Manual — 4A Slower Traffic - Keep Right
8. How far ahead of a turn or a move to the right or left must a Nebraska driver signal?
Correct answer: At least 100 feet
The manual sets the minimum notice at 100 feet before you change direction.
Source: Nebraska Driver's Manual — 4E-1 Signaling
9. Which piece of equipment does Nebraska law require on a vehicle driven on public roads?
Correct answer: A muffler
The manual's required-equipment list includes a working muffler along with lights, a horn, wipers and two braking systems.
Source: Nebraska Driver's Manual — 2J Required Equipment
10. Nebraska law says what about using nitrous oxide in a vehicle on a public road?
Correct answer: It is unlawful
The manual states that its use in any motor vehicle operated on a public roadway in the state is against the law.
Source: Nebraska Driver's Manual — 2F Nitrous Oxide Use Prohibited
11. How should a right turn be made under Nebraska rules?
Correct answer: Keep as close to the right side of the road as is practical
The manual expects the turn to be kept as near the right edge of the roadway as is practical.
Source: Nebraska Driver's Manual — 4E-4 Turning
12. Nebraska law makes it illegal to do which of the following with a handheld wireless device while driving?
Correct answer: Reading, typing or sending a written message
The manual identifies reading, typing or sending written messages on a handheld device as unlawful for a driver.
Source: Nebraska Driver's Manual — 5E-1 Distracted Driving
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