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Nevada Practice Graduated Licensing

A Nevada teen lives more than 30 miles from a DMV-approved driver's education school and cannot access the internet for a class. How much behind-the-wheel driving must this teen complete?

  1. A.
    150 hours, 15 in the dark
  2. B.
    50 hours, 10 at night
  3. C.
    100 hours, 10 in the dark Correct
  4. D.
    30 hours, 5 in the dark
The Why

The answer is "100 hours, 10 in the dark"

For teens who live more than 30 miles from a DMV-approved school and cannot access an online class, the manual requires 100 hours of behind-the-wheel driving experience, with 10 of those hours completed in the dark.

Why the others miss

The traps in the wrong answers

A. 150 hours, 15 in the dark

Overshoots the required hours; the manual sets the alternative at 100 hours, not 150. This answer inflates the 100-hour alternative requirement by 50 hours.

B. 50 hours, 10 at night

Confuses the standard 50-hour requirement for teens within the 30-mile radius with the 100-hour rule that applies here. This answer reaches for the 50-hour figure most Nevada teens actually work toward and does not realize the outside-30-mile exception doubles it.

D. 30 hours, 5 in the dark

Undershoots the required hours; teens outside the 30-mile radius must complete 100 hours, not 30. This answer slashes the 100-hour alternative requirement to under a third.

The Rule

This question tests your knowledge of Graduated Licensing in Nevada. Source: Nevada Driver Manual, "Chapter 1 - Young Drivers, Driver Education," p.14..

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