Nebraska Learner's Permit Practice Test – Free DMV Driving Test Practice

Practice for your Nebraska learner's permit and driver's exam with free Nebraska DMV practice tests updated for 2026. Questions cover the road rules, signs and safe-driving topics in the Nebraska Driver's Manual, with an instant explanation for every answer.

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Your Nebraska Permit Test Study Plan

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  1. Take the full practice tests

    Five tests of 50 questions each. Every answer is explained as soon as you pick it.

    Practice Test 1 50 questions Four-Way Stop Right-of-Way · Motorcycle Following Distance · Passing on the Right Practice Test 2 50 questions Stop Sign Stopping Position · Solid-Next-to-Broken Yellow · Hill with Limited Visibility Practice Test 3 50 questions Simultaneous Uncontrolled Intersection · Slippery Intersection Approach · Railroad Crossbuck Sign Practice Test 4 50 questions Nebraska Gravel Road Driving · Steep Downhill Technique · Slower Traffic Keep Right Practice Test 5 50 questions Flooded Roadway · Advisory Speed Sign on Curve · Unsafe to Pass on Two-Lane Road

  2. Review with the Quick Test

    25 mixed questions for a fast check on what you remember.

    Quick Test 25 questions Solid White Edge Line · Backed-Up Intersection · Yellow Centerline

  3. Drill with the Mini Tests

    Four short 12-question tests for a few minutes of practice a day.

    Mini Test 1 12 questions Reduced-Speed Warning Curve · Solid Yellow on Your Side · Driveway Entry Yield Mini Test 2 12 questions Broken Yellow Centerline · Steady Yellow Signal · Solid White Between Lanes Mini Test 3 12 questions Curve with Limited Visibility · Solid White Edge Line · Traffic Backed Up at Intersection Mini Test 4 12 questions Hillcrest No Sight Distance · Solid-Next-to-Broken Yellow · Uncontrolled Intersection

  4. Read the Nebraska Driver's Manual

    The real test is based on the official manual. Use it to look up anything you missed.

    Nebraska Driver's ManualOfficial, from the state

  5. Take the real test

    Aim for 90% or higher on these tests first. Then take your written test with the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles.

    Nebraska DMV learner's permit pageOfficial state website

Nebraska Permit Test Facts

You can get a School Learner's Permit (LPE) at 14 or a Learner's Permit (LPD) at 15. Both require vision and written tests, and you must drive with a licensed driver at least 21 in the seat beside you.

Number of questions
25
Passing score
20 correct (miss up to 5, 80%)
Minimum age
14 for a School Learner's Permit (LPE); 15 for a Learner's Permit (LPD)
Permit fee
$13 ($8 plus a $5 security fee)
If you fail
You can't retake it the same day
Where
A Nebraska DMV driver licensing office
Permit valid for
LPE: 6 months. LPD: 1 year
Who rides with you
A licensed driver 21 or older in the seat beside you
Supervised driving
50 hours (10 at night), or a DMV-approved driver safety course

Nebraska Permit Test FAQ

What tests do you need for a Nebraska learner's permit?

Vision and written tests. The written test has 25 questions and you can miss up to 5 (80% to pass), according to the Nebraska DMV's examiner manual. If you fail, you can't retake it the same day.

How many questions are on the Nebraska permit test?

The Nebraska written test has 25 questions, and you can miss up to 5 (80% to pass), according to the Nebraska DMV's examiner manual. If you fail, you can't retake it the same day.

What is the difference between an LPE and an LPD in Nebraska?

The School Learner's Permit (LPE) is available from your 14th birthday for practicing toward a School Permit, and is valid for six months. The Learner's Permit (LPD) can be issued on or after your 15th birthday (you can apply 60 days before), and is valid for one year.

Who can ride with you on a Nebraska learner's permit?

A licensed driver at least 21 years old, sitting in the seat beside you.

How much is a Nebraska learner's permit?

$13.00 for an original permit ($8.00 plus a $5.00 security fee) (see the DMV's Learner's Permit page).

Does the Nebraska DMV have an official practice test?

Yes. The DMV offers an online practice exam and a downloadable AAA sample test. The DMV says they should be used together with the Nebraska Driver's Manual, not instead of studying it.

Can the Nebraska written test be waived?

Yes, if you've been issued a school learner's permit, school permit or learner's permit that is still valid or expired no more than one year ago.

Is this the same as the Nebraska DMV test?

Yes. These tests prepare you for the written test given by the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles.

About These Tests

Questions and facts on this page are reviewed and approved by Brennan McIlwain, the site owner, before they're published. Official sources we check: Nebraska Driver's Manual, DMV learner's permit page, DMV examiner policy manual (Nov 2023). Spotted a mistake? Use "Report a mistake" under any question, or email contact@drivingpracticetests.com.