Skip to content
QuizDMV

New Hampshire DMV driver's license practice test 3

This New Hampshire driver's license test has 25 questions written from the New Hampshire Driver's Manual, and you can take it without signing up. Its biggest sections are Section 3: Dangerous Driving (3), Section 1: Driving in New Hampshire (2), and Section 5: Basic Driving (4). You begin with: "For a first DUI conviction, how long can you lose your driving privileges?" After each answer you see why it's right or wrong.

Checked on

Questions
25
Passing score
80% (20 of 25)
Mistakes allowed
5

Practice questions

Question 1 of 250 of 25 answered

For a first DUI conviction, how long can you lose your driving privileges?

Report an error on this page

All 25 questions on this test

Every question on this test is listed here with its answer options. Take the test above to see which answers are correct and why.

  1. Question 1: For a first DUI conviction, how long can you lose your driving privileges?

    • A. 20 to 40 days
    • B. 9 months to 2 years
    • C. 1 to 4 years
    • D. Only 30 days, with no other penalty added

    Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 3: Dangerous Driving

  2. Question 2: Someone is passing you. What should you do?

    • A. Stay in your lane at a steady speed
    • B. Brake hard to let them in
    • C. Move onto the shoulder to make room
    • D. Speed up so they finish sooner

    Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 5: Basic Driving

  3. Question 3: When should you not wear sunglasses while driving?

    • A. When driving toward the sun
    • B. At night or on overcast days
    • C. On snowy days with bright glare
    • D. On bright, sunny afternoons

    Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 5: Basic Driving

  4. Question 4: About what share of fatal traffic crashes each year involve alcohol or other impairing drugs?

    • A. About 10%
    • B. About 75%
    • C. About 40%
    • D. About 20%

    Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 3: Dangerous Driving

  5. Question 5: When should everyone get out of a broken-down car?

    • A. When the car is in a hazardous spot
    • B. Only after dark
    • C. Never, for any reason
    • D. Always, as soon as the car rolls to a stop

    Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 10: Driving Emergencies

  6. Question 6: What is the closest you may park to a stop sign, yield sign or traffic signal?

    • A. 75 feet
    • B. 20 feet
    • C. 30 feet
    • D. 15 feet

    Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 7: General Driving and Parking

  7. Question 7: In rain, snow or fog, what visibility distance does the headlight law use?

    • A. 200 feet
    • B. 500 feet
    • C. 1,000 feet
    • D. 2,000 feet

    Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 5: Basic Driving

  8. Question 8: What does restriction code G on a New Hampshire license mean?

    • A. Daylight only
    • B. Corrective lenses
    • C. Outside mirror
    • D. Automatic transmission

    Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 2: Driver's License and Non-Driver ID Information

  9. Question 9: What minimum distance does the manual give for stopping away from a school bus with flashing red lights?

    • A. 100 feet
    • B. 10 feet
    • C. 25 feet
    • D. 50 feet

    Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 7: General Driving and Parking

  10. Question 10: Which conviction requires proof of insurance (SR-22) to get your privileges back?

    • A. A parking ticket
    • B. Driving under the influence
    • C. A first speeding ticket
    • D. Failing to renew your registration

    Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 9: Accidents and Financial Responsibility

  11. Question 11: You park and walk away from your car. What must you do first under New Hampshire law?

    • A. Leave the engine running with doors locked
    • B. Leave the key under the seat
    • C. Turn on the hazard flashers
    • D. Turn off the engine and remove the key

    Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 7: General Driving and Parking

  12. Question 12: Where should the lap belt lie?

    • A. Across the chest
    • B. Across the stomach, above the hips
    • C. Snug and low across the hips
    • D. Loose on the thighs

    Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 4: Before Driving

  13. Question 13: If you fail the knowledge or road test, how soon can you retest?

    • A. The next day
    • B. No sooner than 30 days later
    • C. No sooner than ten days later
    • D. No sooner than 6 months later

    Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 1: Driving in New Hampshire

  14. Question 14: There's a double line, and the line on your side is broken. May you pass?

    • A. No, never across a double line
    • B. Yes, when it's safe
    • C. Only if the other side is also broken
    • D. Only during daylight

    Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 6: Rules of the Road

  15. Question 15: Must you yield to pedestrians at an intersection with no crosswalk lines?

    • A. Yes, even with no lines painted
    • B. No, only in marked crosswalks
    • C. Only when your light is red
    • D. Only if a crossing guard is there

    Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 6: Rules of the Road

  16. Question 16: When should you not use your horn?

    • A. When a driver backing up may not see you
    • B. Near a horse or a blind pedestrian
    • C. When a pedestrian steps toward your lane
    • D. When a driver starts to turn into your lane

    Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 5: Basic Driving

  17. Question 17: What is the minimum following distance the manual gives behind a motorcycle?

    • A. Four seconds
    • B. One car length
    • C. Two seconds
    • D. One second

    Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 11: Sharing the Road

  18. Question 18: What does the color orange on a sign warn you about?

    • A. Directions and guidance
    • B. Incident management
    • C. Tourist and recreation areas
    • D. Road repair work

    Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 6: Rules of the Road

  19. Question 19: Who may use a hands-free Bluetooth device while driving?

    • A. Any driver with a license
    • B. Only commercial drivers
    • C. No one; all phone use is banned
    • D. Drivers over 18

    Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 3: Dangerous Driving

  20. Question 20: Why keep extra space behind a school bus or hazmat truck?

    • A. Their drivers can't see behind them
    • B. They must stop at railroad crossings
    • C. They are always over the speed limit
    • D. They are slower to accelerate than cars

    Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 8: Driving Safely

  21. Question 21: How much time do you get for the knowledge test?

    • A. 60 minutes
    • B. 20 minutes
    • C. There is no time limit at all
    • D. 40 minutes

    Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 1: Driving in New Hampshire

  22. Question 22: Who is required by New Hampshire law to wear safety restraints?

    • A. Only the driver
    • B. Every driver and passenger
    • C. Only children under 7
    • D. Anyone under 18

    Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 4: Before Driving

  23. Question 23: What is the closest you may follow a fire truck using its siren or flashing lights?

    • A. 1,000 feet
    • B. 200 feet
    • C. 500 feet
    • D. 100 feet

    Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 11: Sharing the Road

  24. Question 24: What does a diamond-shaped sign mean?

    • A. A school zone
    • B. The place where a railroad crosses
    • C. Traffic rules you must obey
    • D. A special hazard ahead

    Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 6: Rules of the Road

  25. Question 25: What happens when a front tire blows out?

    • A. The car pulls sharply toward the blown tire
    • B. The car wobbles and shakes
    • C. The car pulls away from the blown tire
    • D. Nothing changes until you press the brake pedal

    Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 10: Driving Emergencies