Pay special attention to the chapter on safe driving.
With fewer than 100 pages, it's actually quite manageable compared to other states. The best way to study Nevada's rules of the road is to review the Nevada Driver's Handbook. Though your Nevada driving test administrator will ask you to execute specific maneuvers during your exam, they'll also be checking to make sure you understand the state's traffic laws and highway signs. By practicing safe driving habits every time you're behind the wheel, they'll start to become second nature. These are some of the behaviors that your test administrator will be checking for on exam day. While practicing, be sure to always use your turn signals, drive under the speed limit, come to a complete stop at stop signs and give the car in front of you plenty of space.
In Nevada, you'll need to log at least 50 hours of behind-the-wheel practice before you can apply for your driver's license.
