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On open highways signal your turn at least __ ahead
300 feet
How far can you drive in a center turn lane before you turn left?
200 ft
In school zones, the speed limit is either __ or __ mph.
Look ahead at least __ seconds.
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Look ahead __ to __ seconds when driving freeway speeds.
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Stay behind at least ___ seconds.
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Signal ahead ___ feet on city streets, business & residential areas.
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The legal parking position is with the front and rear wheels within __ inches of the curb.
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When you park your vehicle should be visible for ___ ft in each direction.
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You may not park within __ feet of a fire hydrant.
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You may not park within __ feet of a crosswalk.
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You may not park your vehicle within __ feet of a traffic signal.
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You may not park your vehicle within ___ ft of a railroad.
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Stopping distances on slippery roads may be _ to __ times greater than on dry pavement.
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You must use your headlights when there is insufficient light or whenever a person's vehicle cannot be clearly seen at a distance of ____ ft.
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If there is a stop sign at a railroad crossing, you must stop. If a train is coming, you must stop at least __ feet from the tracks.
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Most cars start to lose traction and hydroplane at speeds __ and __ mph.
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You must dim your headlights if a car is within ___ ft of an oncoming vehicle or within ___ ft of a vehicle you are following.
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If you double your speed on a highway, your braking distance increases by how many times?
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Study Notes
Distance and Speed Regulations in Nevada
- Signal a turn at least 300 feet (30 car lengths) ahead on open highways.
- When using a center turn lane, drive no more than 200 feet before making a left turn.
- Speed limits in school zones are set at either 15 mph or 25 mph, depending on the area.
- Maintain a visual focus at least 12 seconds ahead while driving.
- Increase your focus to 20-30 seconds when driving at freeway speeds.
- Keep a minimum following distance of 2 seconds behind the vehicle ahead, particularly at speeds of 40 mph or less.
- Signal turns at least 100 feet (10 car lengths) in advance on city streets and in residential areas.
Parking Guidelines
- The legal parking position requires front and rear wheels to be within 18 inches of the curb.
- Ensure your parked vehicle is visible for 200 feet (about 20 car lengths) in each direction.
- Do not park within 15 feet of a fire hydrant to maintain access for emergency services.
- Maintain a distance of 20 feet from crosswalks to ensure pedestrian visibility and safety.
- Avoid parking within 30 feet of traffic signals to allow for clear sightlines.
- Refrain from parking within 50 feet of railroad tracks for safety at crossings.
Safety Considerations
- Stopping distances on slippery roads can be 2 to 10 times longer than on dry pavement.
- Use headlights when visibility is low or when a person's vehicle cannot be clearly seen from 1,000 feet away.
- At railroad crossings with stop signs, stop at least 15 feet from the tracks if a train is approaching.
- Most vehicles begin to lose traction and may hydroplane when traveling between 35 mph and 55 mph.
- Dim headlights when an oncoming vehicle is within 500 feet or when following another vehicle within 300 feet.
- Doubling your speed on the highway increases your braking distance by four times, emphasizing the need for safe driving practices.
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Test your knowledge on the distance and speed regulations, as well as parking guidelines in Nevada. This quiz covers essential rules to ensure safe driving practices within the state. Brush up on your understanding of legal limits and best practices for maneuvering and parking your vehicle.
