Nevada · Permit test
Start with the free Nevada Driver's Handbook, which the DMV says the knowledge test is based on, and the DMV's own 25-question practice quiz. Teens also need a DMV-licensed driver education course, and many of those run online. Below are the official resources, plus the apps, websites and schools Nevada learners use. We checked prices, free content and ratings in October 2026.
The DMV says the knowledge test is based on this handbook. The current edition is dated March 2024. Chapter 3 on driving safely is the longest and the one to know best. An older audio version is also on the DMV site.
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Same length and pass mark as the real test: 25 questions, 20 to pass. You can move back and forth and change answers, and you see the correct answers at the end.
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This isn't practice. It's the real written test, which the DMV lets you take at home, in English or Spanish, on a computer with a front-facing camera. Your result goes straight to the DMV.
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The parents' guide is for whoever supervises a teen's 50 practice hours. The Motorcycle Operator Manual covers the 25-question Class M test, and the Commercial Driver License Manual covers the CDL knowledge tests.
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One of only two driving logs the Nevada DMV accepts for teens' 50 hours, the other being the paper DLD-130. A parent still signs the first page of the DLD-130. It has 2.9 stars from about 19,000 App Store ratings.
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Each test is 25 questions with a pass at 20, like the DMV's. There's a Spanish version, a motorcycle test and CDL tests by category.
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One company runs both. The Nevada section groups tests by difficulty and adds a 25-question exam simulator, road sign tests and motorcycle and CDL sections. The page doesn't say clearly which tests are free. The DMV Genie app has 4.8 stars from about 184,000 ratings.
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Game-style lessons. Its Nevada page claims more than 600 Nevada questions and describes the test format the same way the DMV does. The app has 4.7 stars from about 239,000 ratings across all states.
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Most first-time drivers under 18 must finish driver education, in a classroom (30 hours) or online. The DMV's list shows each school's license number and whether it teaches online, behind the wheel or both, in Las Vegas, Reno, Sparks, Carson City, Henderson and Stateline.
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The state's motorcycle safety program, run by the Department of Public Safety. Passing a certified course means no DMV written or skills test for your Class M, and riders under 18 must take one unless none is offered within 30 miles of home.
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Rules and fees can change, so check the official site before your test.