Nebraska Motorcycle Test 01

Getting a motorcycle license in Nebraska can be the start of incredible adventures, but the Nebraska Motorcycle Permit Test is one big hurdle to clear first. Preparing is key if you want to cruise down the open road without worries. But what if studying could be easy and even stress-free? That’s where the Nebraska Motorcycle Permit Practice Test comes in.

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Nebraska Motorcycle Practice Test 01

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If you are stopped for not wearing a helmet in Nebraska when operating a motorcycle, you will be...?

Issued a warning

Fined $50

Fined $25

Given advice

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Your odometer will show you...?

How far you've travelled

Your current speed

Your engine revolutions

All of these things

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The 'right' gear for motorcycling is...?

What feels best

What looks best

What is most expensive

What will protect you

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On a normal motorcycle, the clutch will be operated by...?

The left hand

The left foot

The right foot

The right hand

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If you crash at 30 mph or less, wearing a helmet does what to your chances of incurring a head injury?

Reduces them by 25%

Reduces them by 10%

Nothing, it makes no difference

Reduces them by 50%

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You are offered a helmet which has a crack in the surface. You can accept it if...?

The crack has been patched over

The crack cannot be seen from the inside

The crack is well away from the crown

You mustn't accept it

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Which of these things can prevent permanent hearing damage from motorcycle riding?

Earmuffs

A ski mask

None of them

A fullface helmet

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Nebraska regulations state that your rear light must be visible from...?

100 feet away

150 feet away

500 feet away

250 feet away

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Where on a normal motorcycle will you find your turn signal switch?

Left-hand handlebar

By the ignition switch

Beneath the odometer

Right-hand handlebar

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The smallest motorcycle you may legally operate on the roads of Nebraska must have a capacity of no less than...?

55 cc

35 cc

75 cc

45 cc

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Over half of reported crashes involve riders who have been using their machine for fewer than...?

12 months

8 months

6 months

5 months

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If your clothing doesn't keep you warm and dry, the most serious consequence is...?

It will affect your ability to control your motorcycle

It will affect the way other riders perceive you

It will affect your enthusiasm for motorcycling

It will affect your ability to commute

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Head and neck injuries are responsible for what proportion of fatalities for motorcycle riders involved in crashes?

40%+

30%+

60%+

50%+

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Which of these is not a suitable material for your motorcycle gloves?

PVC

Leather

Wool

Canvas

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When riding a motorcycle in Nebraska, how far is the maximum distance for the handlebars to reach above their mounting point?

15 inches

25 inches

10 inches

20 inches

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In an emergency, you will normally operate the engine cut-off switch with...?

Your right forefinger

Your left thumb

Your left toe

Your right thumb

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A motorcycle rider, statistically, will suffer a head or neck injury in one in...?

Every 5 crashes

Every 25 crashes

Every 10 crashes

Every 50 crashes

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If a friend wants to borrow your motorcycle, you should first make sure that...?

All of these things

They are fully licensed

They can cope with your specific motorcycle

They are fully insured

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The majority of motorcycle crashes occur on trips of less than...?

20 miles

10 miles

15 miles

5 miles

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The best protection for your eyes and face is...?

A large windshield

Sunglasses and scarf

A face shield

Goggles and facemask

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Which of these things puts you at risk of dehydration when riding on a hot summer day?

Not wearing your jacket

Wearing thick gloves

Wearing sturdy pants

Wearing your helmet

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Which of these can you afford to occasionally ride without wearing?

Stout gloves

A helmet

Proper boots

None of them

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If you are involved in a motorcycle accident, you must report it to the State of Nebraska within 10 days if there has been injury, death or damage exceeding...?

$7,500

$2,000

$5,000

$1,000

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Your horn must be audible from a distance of...?

100 feet

150 feet

200 feet

50 feet

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Which of these is not suitable footwear for riding a motorcycle?

Work boots

Engineer boots

Hiking boots

Gumboots

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When seated on your motorcycle, for it to be a good fit you should be able to...?

Get both feet down on tiptoes

Gail right foot flat on the ground

Get both feet flat on the ground

Get your left foot flat on the ground

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Choosing the right clothing can protect you from...?

Damage from your motorcycle

Weather damage

All of these things

Crash damage

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The jacket and pants of your riding outfit should reach...?

Your wrists and ankles

Your wrists and knees

Your elbows and knees

Your biceps and knees

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In Nebraska, you can operate a motorcycle between lanes of traffic or between adjacent lines of vehicles...?

In business districts

In traffic jams

On freeways

Never

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Whatever face and eye protection you choose, it will be ineffective if...?

It doesn't give a clear view to both sides

Any of these things

It is not ventilated

It is scratched

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What Is the Nebraska Motorcycle Permit Test?

Before we jump into practice tips, let’s look at what this test involves. The Nebraska Motorcycle Permit Test measures your understanding of essential road rules, motorcycle operation, and specific traffic laws for Nebraska.

The test usually includes multiple-choice questions, covering topics like safe motorcycle operation, highway laws, and even signaling and situational awareness specifics. It’s comprehensive—but don’t worry, practice tests will help turn that overwhelming syllabus into manageable bits.

Who Needs to Take It?

Suppose you’re a Nebraska resident who wants to ride a motorcycle legally or get your Motorcycle Learner’s Permit for the first time. In that case, this test is a mandatory stepping stone to obtaining your license.