New Hampshire DMV permit practice test

D: No, but a person 15½ or older may practice with a qualified adult. New Hampshire does not issue permits; a person at least 15½ without a license may drive while being taught, accompanied by a parent, guardian, or licensed responsible adult 25 or older. New Hampshire Driver's Manual (DSMV 360): Section 1: Driving in New Hampshire: Practice Driving, page 8.

B: .08% or higher. A driver is legally intoxicated at a BAC of .08% or higher, or .02% or higher if under 21. New Hampshire Driver's Manual (DSMV 360): Section 2: Driver's License and Non-Driver ID Information: Loss of Driving Privileges, page 12.

B: 0.05%. After 18 hours awake, performance is similar to a 0.05% BAC; after 21 and 24 hours, 0.08% and 0.10%. New Hampshire Driver's Manual (DSMV 360): Section 3: Dangerous Driving: Fatigue, page 13.

A: The vehicle on the left yields to the vehicle on the right. The driver approaching or entering an intersection on the left yields to the vehicle on the right, unless a traffic control device or officer directs otherwise. New Hampshire Driver's Manual (DSMV 360): Section 5: Basic Driving: Yielding Right-of-Way, page 20.

B: 30 mph. The maximum is 30 mph in any business or urban residence district. New Hampshire Driver's Manual (DSMV 360): Section 5: Basic Driving: Speed Management, page 21.

C: At least 100 feet. Signal at least 100 feet before a turn, and on the highway at least 500 feet before changing lanes or exiting. New Hampshire Driver's Manual (DSMV 360): Section 5: Basic Driving: Communicating and Signaling, page 21.

A: From 1/2 hour after sunset to 1/2 hour before sunrise, and when rain, snow or fog keep you from seeing 1,000 feet ahead. Headlights are required from 1/2 hour after sunset to 1/2 hour before sunrise, and whenever rain, snow or fog prevent seeing persons and vehicles 1,000 feet ahead. New Hampshire Driver's Manual (DSMV 360): Section 5: Basic Driving: Communicating and Signaling, page 21.

A: At least four seconds. Avoid traveling closer than a four-second following distance; tailgating is a violation punishable by a fine. New Hampshire Driver's Manual (DSMV 360): Section 5: Basic Driving: Stopping Distance—Tailgating, page 22.

D: E-ZPass. Purple signs are used for E-ZPass; pink is for incident management. New Hampshire Driver's Manual (DSMV 360): Section 6: Rules of the Road: Traffic Signs: Standard Colors, page 27.

D: Obey the posted speed but do not stop; never back up. In E-ZPass lanes obey the posted speed but don't stop, never back up or reverse, and don't get out of the vehicle. New Hampshire Driver's Manual (DSMV 360): Section 7: General Driving and Parking: Toll Roads, page 31.

D: In the right-most portion of the lane. Avoid swinging wide; always turn right from the right-most portion of the lane. New Hampshire Driver's Manual (DSMV 360): Section 7: General Driving and Parking: Turning and U-Turns, page 31.

C: At least 25 feet, in any direction. Drivers must stop at least 25 feet in any direction from a school bus stopped with red lights flashing and/or stop arm out, unless the roadway is separated by a physical barrier. New Hampshire Driver's Manual (DSMV 360): Section 7: General Driving and Parking: Rules for School Buses, page 33.

B: 200 feet. Pull off as far as possible, leaving a clear view for 200 feet in each direction and room for others to pass. New Hampshire Driver's Manual (DSMV 360): Section 7: General Driving and Parking: Parking, page 33.

C: 15 days. An accident report must be filed with the DMV within 15 days if there is a fatality, injury, or combined property damage over $1,000. New Hampshire Driver's Manual (DSMV 360): Section 9: Accidents and Financial Responsibility: Reporting an Accident, page 38.

B: 15½. A person at least 15½ may practice driving accompanied by a parent, legal guardian, or a licensed responsible adult 25 or older. New Hampshire Driver's Manual (DSMV 360): Section 1: Driving in New Hampshire: Practice Driving, page 8.

B: .02% or higher. For drivers under 21, the threshold is .02% or higher. New Hampshire Driver's Manual (DSMV 360): Section 2: Driver's License and Non-Driver ID Information: Loss of Driving Privileges, page 12.

C: At least every 2 hours. During long trips, plan to stop at least every 2 hours to stretch or get a drink. New Hampshire Driver's Manual (DSMV 360): Section 3: Dangerous Driving: Ways to Avoid Fatigue, page 13.

B: Any vehicle approaching from the opposite direction that is in or so close to the intersection as to be an immediate hazard. A driver turning left must yield to any vehicle approaching from the opposite direction that is within the intersection or close enough to be an immediate hazard. New Hampshire Driver's Manual (DSMV 360): Section 5: Basic Driving: Yielding Right-of-Way, page 20.

B: 35 mph. The maximum is 35 mph in any rural residence district and on Class V highways outside compact areas. New Hampshire Driver's Manual (DSMV 360): Section 5: Basic Driving: Speed Management, page 21.

C: At least 500 feet. On the highway, signal at least 500 feet before changing lanes or exiting the roadway. New Hampshire Driver's Manual (DSMV 360): Section 5: Basic Driving: Communicating and Signaling, page 21.

C: Good tire tread depth and proper tire inflation. Reduce speed in the rain and make sure tires have good tread depth and proper inflation. New Hampshire Driver's Manual (DSMV 360): Section 5: Basic Driving: Adjusting to Roadway Conditions, page 24.

D: Find a safe place to pull over and let them pass. If being tailgated unsafely, find a safe location to pull over and let the vehicle pass. New Hampshire Driver's Manual (DSMV 360): Section 5: Basic Driving: Stopping Distance—Tailgating, page 22.

C: Incident management. Pink is the standard color for incident management signs. New Hampshire Driver's Manual (DSMV 360): Section 6: Rules of the Road: Traffic Signs: Standard Colors, page 27.

C: Never back up or reverse direction at a toll plaza; continue through. Never back up or reverse direction at a toll plaza or in a toll lane. New Hampshire Driver's Manual (DSMV 360): Section 7: General Driving and Parking: Toll Roads, page 31.

D: Only when the road is too narrow for a U-turn, on a two-lane roadway. Use a three-point turn only when the road is too narrow for a U-turn and only on a two-lane roadway. New Hampshire Driver's Manual (DSMV 360): Section 7: General Driving and Parking: Three-Point Turn, page 32.