2025 Nebraska DMV Written Test: Practice 25 Questions to Pass on Your First Try! Test 1

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Summary

This video provides a practice test for the Nebraska DMV written exam, covering essential rules and regulations for safe driving. It includes questions on following distance, BAC limits, accident procedures, lane markings, and road signs.

Highlights

Minimum Following Distance00:00:17

Drivers should maintain a minimum following distance of 3 seconds, increasing it under less than perfect conditions.

Legal Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC)00:00:42

For drivers 21 or older, it is illegal to drive with a BAC of 0.08% or higher.

Single Dashed White Line00:01:54

A single dashed white line separating traffic means drivers may pass if it is safe to do so, as lanes are moving in the same direction.

Changing Lanes Procedure00:02:24

Before changing lanes, check side and rearview mirrors, and quickly glance over your shoulder for vehicles in your blind spot.

Divided Highway Ahead Sign00:03:54

A diamond-shaped sign with two arrows pointing up with a space in between (like a divided road symbol) indicates a divided highway ahead.

Speed Limit in Residential Districts00:04:20

Unless otherwise posted, the speed limit in a residential district is 25 mph.

Road Fork Warning Sign00:04:48

A yellow diamond-shaped sign with a 'Y' shape indicates that drivers must bear either right or left due to a fork in the road.

Handicap Parking Access Aisles00:05:12

It is illegal to park in handicap parking access aisles, as they are for wheelchairs and lifts.

Green Arrow with Red Traffic Light00:05:35

At a red traffic light with a green arrow, you may proceed in the direction of the arrow if you are in the proper lane and the roadway is clear.

Dealing with Distracted Drivers00:06:10

If a driver ahead is distracted, give them extra space, avoid their example, and be aware of the increased accident risk.

Prior to Entering a Curve00:06:55

Prior to entering a curve, you should reduce your speed for safety.

Child About to Run into Street00:07:30

If a child is about to run into the street, sound a sharp blast of your horn to alert them.

Diamond Shaped Sign Meaning00:07:56

A diamond-shaped sign means 'warning' and indicates special conditions or hazards ahead.

Minor Crash Protocol00:08:14

In a minor crash with no injuries and little damage, drive the vehicles out of travel lanes onto the nearest shoulder.

Handheld Communication Device Use00:09:09

Using a handheld wireless communication device for written communication while driving is a secondary offense with a fine between $200 and $500.

Entering a Roundabout00:10:00

Enter a roundabout only when there is an adequate gap in traffic, yielding to vehicles already in the circle.

Four-Way Stop Procedure00:10:30

At a four-way stop, the driver who arrives first should proceed first.

No Zones Around Trucks00:11:02

'No zones' are areas around trucks where cars disappear into blind spots or are too close, restricting the truck driver's ability to stop and maneuver safely.

Encountering Aggressive Drivers00:11:50

If you encounter an aggressive driver, the safest action is to get out of their way.

Pentagon Shape Sign00:12:20

A pentagon-shaped sign indicates a school zone or school crossing.

Blinding Oncoming Headlights00:12:46

If oncoming headlights are blinding you at night, look toward the right edge of the road to maintain safe driving.

No Left Turn Sign00:13:16

A sign with a left arrow and a red circle with a slash through it means 'no left turn'.

Hitting a Parked Vehicle00:01:22

If you hit a parked vehicle and can't find the owner, you must leave a note with your name, phone number, and address.

Driving in Fog00:03:07

When driving in fog, use low beam headlights to avoid reflection back at the driver.

Reducing Speed for Turns00:03:30

When making a turn, reduce your speed to maintain control and stay in your lane.

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