If you are required to complete a written test before receiving your driver license, the Nebraska Driver's Manual will be a valuable resource.
This driver handbook covers topics such as protecting your driving privileges; understanding road signs, signals, and markings; obeying the rules of the road; driving in adverse weather conditions; sharing the road with other drivers; and what to do if you're involved in a crash.
Top How Do I Get a Copy of the Driver Handbook?
The Nebraska Driver's Manual is available in both English and Spanish. For your convenience, there are three ways to receive a copy:
- You may request a copy of the handbook from your local driver's exam station. No appointment is necessary, but some smaller offices have limited business hours.
- If you have a disability that makes reading difficult, you may wish to download the handbook as an mp3 audio file.
Top How Can I Practice for the Written Exam?
Once you've reviewed your copy of the Nebraska Driver's Manual, you can complete a practice test on the state's DMV Web site. The site offers a random selection of multiple choice questions based on the driver license written exam.
You can check your answer to each question as you work your way through the test. Page numbers are provided if you need to refer back to the driver handbook to clarify an answer.
Top Are There Other Driver Handbooks Available?
Nebraska law requires a separate written test for each class of license. Handbooks are available as PDF files on the Nebraska DMV Web site.