New Hampshire DMV quick permit practice test 4
Use this 12-question New Hampshire quick test when you only have a few minutes. The questions come from our full tests and lean on Section 4: Before Driving (2), Section 5: Basic Driving (3), and Section 9: Accidents and Financial Responsibility (2). It opens with: "Within how many days must you file an accident report with the DMV when one is required?" Explanations follow every 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
Within how many days must you file an accident report with the DMV when one is required?
What this test covers
Every question comes from one of these sections of the New Hampshire Driver's Manual.
- Section 3: Dangerous Driving2 questions
- Section 4: Before Driving2 questions
- Section 5: Basic Driving3 questions
- Section 6: Rules of the Road1 question
- Section 7: General Driving and Parking2 questions
- Section 9: Accidents and Financial Responsibility2 questions
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: Within how many days must you file an accident report with the DMV when one is required?
- A. 30 days
- B. 15 days
- C. 60 days
- D. 5 days
Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 9: Accidents and Financial Responsibility
Question 2: When should you reduce your speed for a curve?
- A. Halfway through the curve
- B. Only if the curve is posted
- C. As you leave the curve
- D. Before entering the curve
Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 5: Basic Driving
Question 3: 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
Question 4: You can't pull fully off a rural highway. What minimum clear view in each direction does the manual ask for?
- A. 1,000 feet
- B. 200 feet
- C. 50 feet
- D. 100 feet
Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 7: General Driving and Parking
Question 5: How often does the manual recommend checking tire pressure?
- A. Once a month
- B. Only at the yearly inspection
- C. Every time you buy gas
- D. Once a year
Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 4: Before Driving
Question 6: How much sleep does the average person need to stay alert during the day?
- A. 4 to 5 hours
- B. 5 to 6 hours
- C. 7 to 9 hours
- D. 10 to 12 hours
Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 3: Dangerous Driving
Question 7: What is the minimum extra following time the manual gives for night driving on an unfamiliar road?
- A. Five seconds
- B. Two seconds
- C. Nothing, if the road is lit
- D. One second
Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 5: Basic Driving
Question 8: When should you use hand-over-hand steering?
- A. For greater steering inputs
- B. For slight lane corrections
- C. Only when parking
- D. Never; it's unsafe
Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 5: Basic Driving
Question 9: 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
Question 10: What does a solid white line between lanes mean?
- A. Traffic on the other side goes the other way
- B. You may not change lanes or pass across it
- C. You may pass when it's safe
- D. The lane ends ahead
Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 6: Rules of the Road
Question 11: A driver is holding a phone near their ear while moving. What does the law presume?
- A. That the driver is on a call
- B. That the phone is switched off
- C. Nothing, unless the officer hears talking
- D. That the driver is using a GPS app
Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 3: Dangerous Driving
Question 12: Once inside a multi-lane roundabout, what should you do?
- A. Keep your lane until you exit
- B. Stop to check your exit
- C. Change lanes to reach your exit
- D. Pass slower vehicles on the inside
Source:New Hampshire Driver's Manual, Section 7: General Driving and Parking
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