Nevada Driver's Handbook Practice Test

The main idea is to keep your attention on the road and minimize any activity that takes your hands, eyes, or mind away from driving. In Nevada, the recommended practice is to avoid holding the phone while driving and, if you need to use it, do so with a hands-free device. Use voice commands or a mounted, hands-free setup, and keep conversations brief. If you must access or read information, pull over to a safe location. Texting while driving is illegal, so there’s no safe exception for doing so at red lights, and relying on handheld use in any situation isn’t advised. Distractions matter, so the best practice is to stay focused and keep distractions to a minimum.