Information is the key to helping both teens and adults drive confidently in Nevada. This page brings together the most trusted resources from the Nevada DMV, covering everything from Las Vegas permit rules to license test prep, DMV handbooks in English and Spanish, and official forms. It’s designed to serve drivers across Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, Paradise, and all of Clark County.
Your Nevada Driving Resource Guide Includes:
- Step-by-step permit and license requirements
- Official DMV handbooks (English + Español)
- Links to schedule your road test
- Supervised driving logs and checklists
- Details for local DMV offices and hours
- Nevada traffic laws and safety tools
- Insurance, vehicle value, and law enforcement link
Nevada Teen Driver's License Guide – Official DMV Information
All information regarding a minor seeking a driver’s permit or a teen seeking a driver’s license in Nevada can be found here on the official DMV info page:
Nevada Adult Driver’s License Requirements
Nevada residents aged 18 and older who are new drivers can find everything they need to know about getting a driver’s license right here:
Nevada Driver’s License Eligibility and Requirements
Find all the details about required tests, fees, and license renewals for Nevada drivers—plus a list of DMV office locations statewide, right here:
Take the Nevada Learner’s Permit Test Online
If you’re required to take a knowledge (written) test for your driver’s license, you can opt for an online version—brought to you by the Nevada DMV, right here:
What to Bring on the Day of Your Driving Test
Here’s what you need to bring on the day of your driving test:
If You’re Under 18:
- A valid Nevada instruction (learner’s) permit.
- Proof that you've completed either:
- A 30-hour driver’s education course, or
- A 15-hour driver’s education course plus at least 5 hours of behind-the-wheel training with a licensed driving school in Nevada
- A parent or legal guardian must be present at the DMV to sign a consent form in person
- Valid car registration and proof of auto insurance for the vehicle you'll use for the test
Note: Nevada requires teens to complete at least 50 hours of supervised driving, including a mandatory 10 hours at night, before taking the test.
If You’re 18 or Older:
Bring the following:
- A valid Nevada instruction (learner’s) permit
- Valid car registration and proof of auto insurance for the vehicle you’ll be using
Although driver’s education isn’t required for adults, it’s a good idea if you’re new to driving or need a refresher.
If You’re Retaking the Test:
There’s an $11 retest fee that must be paid on the day of the test.
A Note on Parallel Parking
As of early 2020, parallel parking is no longer part of the Nevada DMV driving test, so you won’t be tested on that skill during your exam.
Additional Required Documents (For Everyone)
No matter your age, be ready to show:
- Proof of identity (like a birth certificate or passport)
- Proof of Social Security number (such as your Social Security card or a W-2)
- Two documents proving your Nevada residency (utility bills, lease agreements, etc.)
These are especially important if you’re applying for a Real ID, which will be required for things like domestic air travel starting May 7, 2025.
Understanding the Real ID Requirements in Nevada
If you’re wondering about REAL ID requirements, how to get one, or if you already have it, this page provides all the necessary info, including paperwork and fees.
Link: Nevada Real ID Info
Find Your Nearest Nevada DMV Office
Here’s a list of all the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) offices across Nevada. Find the one nearest to you:
Link: Nevada DMV Locations
Practice Nevada Class C Driver's License Quiz
Applying for the written test? Here’s a Class C license (to drive non-commercial, personal vehicles) quiz to practice at home:
Link: Nevada Class C Quiz
Schedule A Road Test
You can schedule your road test ahead of time online or by phone:
Supervised Driving Log
After receiving an instruction permit, minors must complete 50 hours of supervised driving—this log helps parents or legal guardians keep an accurate record. It’s needed before taking the driving test.
Nevada Traffic Laws
Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) Chapter 484A, titled “Traffic Laws Generally,” establishes the foundational legal framework for traffic regulations across the state. Get yourself familiar with the traffic laws here:
Link: Nevada Traffic Laws
American Automobile Association (AAA) Car Insurance
For roadside assistance, insurance services, and DMV services in Nevada, consider becoming an AAA member. Find all the information you need here:
Link: AAA Car Insurance
