NV DMV Traffic Violations and Enforcement 3

Question 1

Nevada's 'Move Over' law requires drivers approaching a stationary emergency vehicle with lights on to:

Accepted Answer

Move over one lane or slow to 25 mph below the speed limit

Answer

Slow down only if traffic allows

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Stop completely until the vehicle leaves

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Flash headlights and proceed at normal speed

Question 2

How many demerit points does a Nevada driver receive for following too closely (tailgating)?

Accepted Answer

4 points

Answer

1 point

Answer

2 points

Answer

6 points

Question 3

A Nevada driver is caught driving 30 mph over the posted speed limit. This is considered:

Accepted Answer

Reckless driving

Answer

A standard speeding infraction

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A misdemeanor DUI equivalent

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An automatic felony

Question 4

What happens to a Nevada commercial driver's license (CDL) holder convicted of a first DUI in a personal vehicle?

Accepted Answer

CDL is disqualified for 1 year

Answer

Only the personal license is affected

Answer

CDL is suspended for 90 days only

Answer

No CDL impact unless driving a commercial vehicle at the time

Question 5

In Nevada, driving with a suspended license is classified as:

Accepted Answer

A misdemeanor

Answer

An infraction with a $50 fine

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A gross misdemeanor

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A felony for first offense

Question 6

Nevada's administrative license revocation (ALR) for a DUI occurs:

Accepted Answer

Immediately upon arrest if BAC is 0.08% or higher

Answer

Only after a court conviction

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30 days after the citation is issued

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Only if the driver has prior DUI convictions

Question 7

Which scenario correctly describes when Nevada's demerit point system resets?

Accepted Answer

Points are calculated on a rolling 12-month basis from each violation date

Answer

Points reset every calendar year on January 1st

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Points reset after completing a traffic school course

Answer

Points never reset and accumulate for life