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Nevada Class C Instruction Permit Practice Test
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You drive on a residential street and plan to turn right at the next corner. What is the shortest distance over which Nevada law lets you signal before the turn?
A approaches a residential corner and plans a right turn. The question shows neither a signal-start mark nor a distance value.
Correct answer: The last 100 feet.
Why
Your signal tells drivers, bicyclists and pedestrians what you plan to do, so they can react in time. Keep it on without a break until the turn starts. Do not signal so early that others think you will turn at an earlier street or driveway. The same distances apply before a lane change.
Verified against Official Nevada Driver Handbook · Turning · p. 45
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