New Hampshire DMV quick permit practice test 2
This quick New Hampshire practice test has 12 questions from our full tests, so it takes a few minutes. Its main sections are Section 6: Rules of the Road (3), Section 3: Dangerous Driving (3), and Section 5: Basic Driving (3). The first question asks: "What does a three-digit interstate number with an odd first number mean?" You see the explanation after each answer.
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- Questions
- 12
- Passing score
- 80% (10 of 12)
- Mistakes allowed
- 2
- Official handbook
- New Hampshire Driver's Manual
Practice questions
Question 1 of 120 of 12 answered
What does a three-digit interstate number with an odd first number mean?
What this test covers
Every question comes from one of these sections of the New Hampshire Driver's Manual.
- Section 2: Driver's License and Non-Driver ID Information1 question
- Section 3: Dangerous Driving3 questions
- Section 4: Before Driving1 question
- Section 5: Basic Driving3 questions
- Section 6: Rules of the Road3 questions
- Section 7: General Driving and Parking1 question
All 12 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.
Question 1: What does a three-digit interstate number with an odd first number mean?
- A. A route to another state
- B. A route into a city
- C. A route through or around a city
- D. A north-south route
Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 6: Rules of the Road
Question 2: Who is issued a Youth Operator license?
- A. Only drivers under 18
- B. Drivers aged 16 to 20
- C. Drivers who failed their first road test
- D. Drivers aged 15½ to 17
Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 2: Driver's License and Non-Driver ID Information
Question 3: 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
Question 4: What does a red arrow mean for drivers?
- A. Turn after a full stop, as long as the way is clear of other traffic
- B. Don't enter the intersection unless another signal allows it
- C. Slow down and turn with care
- D. The arrow's lane is closed for repairs
Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 6: Rules of the Road
Question 5: On the highway, what minimum signaling distance does the manual give before changing lanes or exiting?
- A. 500 feet
- B. 100 feet
- C. 200 feet
- D. 1,000 feet
Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 5: Basic Driving
Question 6: What must you do in a staffed cash toll lane?
- A. Back up if you have no cash
- B. Come to a complete stop
- C. Slow down but don't stop
- D. Get out to pay at the window
Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 7: General Driving and Parking
Question 7: What is the best way to avoid losing traction from hydroplaning?
- A. Brake hard over puddles
- B. Use cruise control
- C. Drive faster to push through water
- D. Slow down in the rain
Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 5: Basic Driving
Question 8: What does the manual say about driving in work zones?
- A. Reduce speed, be ready to stop, and don't tailgate
- B. Keep your usual speed if no workers are visible
- C. Pass slow cars to clear the zone faster
- D. Follow the car ahead closely to keep traffic moving
Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 6: Rules of the Road
Question 9: 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
Question 10: Which of these does the manual suggest for dealing with strong emotions before driving?
- A. Turn the music up loud
- B. Take time to calm down, or have someone else drive
- C. Argue it out with your passenger
- D. Drive faster so you get home and out of the car sooner
Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 3: Dangerous Driving
Question 11: You're getting tired on the highway. How long a nap does the manual suggest at a rest area?
- A. 5 minutes
- B. 15 to 20 minutes
- C. No nap; coffee is enough
- D. 1 to 2 hours
Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 3: Dangerous Driving
Question 12: How should the inside mirror be adjusted?
- A. So it shows the right side of the car
- B. So you can see your own face
- C. So it frames the rear window
- D. So it points at the back seat floor
Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 4: Before Driving
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