Nebraska Road Signs & Driver Knowledge Test Exam Guide

Nebraska's written knowledge test is based on the Class O Drivers Manual, which is organized into numbered sections covering rules of the road, licensing requirements, and safe driving. Section 3: Signs, Signals and Markings is split into three parts and forms the core of the road-signs material tested. There isn't a separate stand-alone "signs test" — sign and marking questions are folded into the single written test required for whichever license class you're applying for.

• 3A Traffic Signals
• 3B Traffic Signs
• 3C Pavement Markings

Nebraska DMV fees vary by license type: an original learner's permit costs $13.00, an original provisional operator's permit costs $20.00, and a standard Class O operator's license, valid for five years, costs $29.00. There is no separate fee for the written knowledge test itself — check the DMV's current fee schedule for any updates.

Nebraska's DMV does not publish the exact number of questions, a time limit, or a passing percentage for the written knowledge test. What is documented is that there is a separate written test for each license class — school permit, learner's permit, provisional permit, and operator's license — and all of them draw from the same Class O Drivers Manual. For the closest thing to an official format guide, check the practice exam included in that manual, where every question's answer is keyed to a manual page number.