Nevada Law

At What Age Can a Child Ride on the Back of a Motorcycle?

For many riders, motorcycles symbolize freedom and adventure, but when it comes to carrying children as passengers, the stakes are even higher. Parents and guardians often wonder whether it is legal or even safe for a child to ride on the back of a motorcycle. The laws vary by state, and in Nevada, specific regulations… read more

How Much Is a Red Light Ticket in Nevada?

If you are caught running a red light in Nevada, you’ll likely face fines and other penalties. The cost of a red light ticket in Nevada can go beyond a traffic fine. A red light ticket could result in higher insurance premiums.  If running a red light causes a car accident, you may also face… read more

What Nevada Laws Apply to Teen Drivers?

Getting a learner’s permit and driver’s license is a rite of passage for most Nevada teens. However, they are subject to some laws that differ from those of adult drivers. Like many states, Nevada implements a graduated driver licensing program to ensure our teen drivers are adequately supported and prepared to drive independently. This program… read more

At What Age Can Kids Sit in the Front Seat of a Car in Nevada?

Many parents wonder at what age kids can sit in the front seat of a car in Nevada when planning family road trips or daily commutes. Understanding Nevada’s car seat and front seat laws helps parents make informed decisions about their children’s safety. Proper child passenger safety involves more than just meeting minimum legal requirements…. read more

Do You Need A Front License Plate In Nevada?

Most people give license plates little or no thought before purchasing and registering a vehicle. However, they serve several purposes, including helping identify vehicles involved in accidents or crimes and making it easier for police to enforce traffic laws. License plates can also cause some real headaches if you get them wrong. For instance, the… read more

What Is the Legal Driving Age in Nevada?

What is the legal driving age in Nevada? Many might assume it’s a simple answer: 16. But Nevada’s graduated driver licensing (GDL) system makes it a bit more complex. Like all states, Nevada has implemented a GDL system as part of a nationwide strategy to help teens gradually and safely gain driving experience. The GDL… read more

What’s the Difference Between an Attorney and a Trial Attorney

Only a fraction of the lawyers practicing law are trial-ready lawyers. Finding a lawyer who confidently takes a personal injury case to trial is rare. And this makes sense. According to conservative estimates, 90% of civil cases are resolved before trial. Others estimate the number is as high as 96%. Considering these numbers, very few… read more

Nevada Car Seat & Booster Seat Laws

Nevada car seat and booster seat laws are effective at protecting children from harm. Unfortunately, many parents and others who transport children are unaware of the precise regulations controlling car and booster seats. They may simply know that they are required.  Specific requirements, however, may elude them. Below is a brief but detailed explanation of… read more

Types of Commercial Driver’s Licenses in Las Vegas, NV

In Nevada, there are different commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs) you can get. The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is in charge of giving out all driver’s licenses, including CDLs.  There are several kinds of CDLs for different kinds of trucks. It’s important to figure out which CDL you need for the truck you want… read more

Do You Need a License and Insurance To Ride a Scooter in Reno?

Scooters are a popular way to get around Reno. People choose scooters because they are convenient, cost-effective, and fun to drive. However, before you take a scooter on the road in Reno, you need to ensure you understand the legal requirements for operating a motor scooter.  How Does the Law Define a Motor Scooter in… read more