Free New Hampshire DMV Driving Test Practice 2026 / NH

Question 1

A person crossing the street is being led by a guide dog or is carrying an extended white cane with a red tip. What is your obligation?

Accepted Answer

Yield to them

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Sound the horn to announce your presence

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Proceed slowly around them

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Wait only if they are in a marked crosswalk

Question 2

Which statement about bicyclists on New Hampshire roads is accurate?

Accepted Answer

They ride on the right side of the roadway and obey the same laws as drivers

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They must ride against the flow of traffic

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They are exempt from traffic signals

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They must use a sidewalk wherever one exists

Question 3

You see a pennant-shaped sign posted on the LEFT side of the road. What is it telling you?

Accepted Answer

A no-passing zone begins ahead

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The road narrows on the left

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A left curve is coming up

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Slow-moving vehicles use the left lane

Question 4

What is the message of this sign?

Accepted Answer

Do not pass the vehicle ahead of you

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Passing is allowed only on the right

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Trucks may not pass here

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Two-way traffic begins

Question 5

Driving in the left lane when you could reasonably keep right is charged as failure to drive right. How many points does it carry?

Accepted Answer

4 points

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1 point

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2 points

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6 points

Question 6

This sign is posted on a multi-lane highway. What does it direct you to do?

Accepted Answer

Slower vehicles should use the right lane

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Move to the shoulder if you cannot keep up

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Exit at the next ramp if driving slowly

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The right lane ends ahead

Question 7

When you approach a roundabout in New Hampshire, you must:

Accepted Answer

Yield to traffic already circulating in the roundabout

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Stop before entering in every case

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Enter to the left of the central island

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Signal only when leaving the roundabout

Question 8

Where there is no sidewalk, a pedestrian walking along a roadway should:

Accepted Answer

Walk facing oncoming traffic and carry a light at night

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Walk in the middle of the travel lane

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Walk on the same side as traffic flow

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Walk on the shoulder of an interstate highway

Question 9

How close to a fire hydrant may you legally park in New Hampshire?

Accepted Answer

No closer than 15 feet

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No closer than 10 feet

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No closer than 25 feet

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No closer than 30 feet

Question 10

What is the minimum distance you must leave between your parked vehicle and a crosswalk at an intersection?

Accepted Answer

20 feet

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10 feet

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15 feet

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35 feet

Question 11

You may not park within how many feet of a stop sign, yield sign, or traffic signal?

Accepted Answer

30 feet

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15 feet

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20 feet

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25 feet

Question 12

Parking near a fire station is restricted to what extent?

Accepted Answer

No parking within 20 feet of the driveway entrance, or within 75 feet on the opposite side of the street

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No parking within 10 feet of the driveway on either side

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No parking anywhere on the same block

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No parking within 50 feet of the building on either side

Question 13

How far from the nearest rail of a railroad must a parked vehicle be?

Accepted Answer

50 feet

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15 feet

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25 feet

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100 feet

Question 14

Stopping your car beside a vehicle that is already parked at the curb, known as double parking, is:

Accepted Answer

Prohibited even where no sign says so

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Allowed for up to five minutes

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Allowed if your hazard lights are on

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Allowed only in a business district

Question 15

Which of these locations is a legal place to leave a parked vehicle in New Hampshire?

Accepted Answer

In a marked space at a curb on a wide street

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On a bridge

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In an intersection

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On a street too narrow for other vehicles to pass

Question 16

When you leave your vehicle parked on a hill, you should:

Accepted Answer

Set the parking brake and turn the wheels toward the curb

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Leave it in neutral so it can roll free

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Set the parking brake only

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Turn the wheels away from the curb

Question 17

When you park at the edge of a roadway, the manual tells you to:

Accepted Answer

Get as far from the flow of traffic as possible and, at a curb, as close to it as possible

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Leave the driver's door slightly ajar as a warning

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Park at an angle to the curb for visibility

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Leave at least three feet between the tires and the curb

Question 18

What does this sign mean where it is posted along a street?

Accepted Answer

Parking is prohibited on that side of the street

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Parking is limited to 30 minutes

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Standing is allowed but parking is not

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Only buses may park there

Question 19

A school bus ahead of you stops with its red lights flashing and stop arm out. How far back must you stop?

Accepted Answer

At least 25 feet

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At least 10 feet

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At least 15 feet

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At least 20 feet

Question 20

Once stopped for a school bus, when may you move again?

Accepted Answer

When the bus moves or the red lights stop flashing

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As soon as the last child steps off the roadway

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After counting to ten

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As soon as the stop arm begins to retract

Question 21

In which situation are you NOT required to stop for a school bus with flashing red lights?

Accepted Answer

When a physical barrier separates your side of the roadway from the bus

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When you are travelling in the opposite direction

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When the bus is on the shoulder

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When you are more than 100 feet away

Question 22

A school bus violation adds how many demerit points to a New Hampshire driving record?

Accepted Answer

6 points

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2 points

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3 points

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4 points

Question 23

What does this pentagon-shaped sign warn you about?

Accepted Answer

You are near a school and should watch for children

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A playground is nearby

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A crosswalk without a signal

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A bus stop ahead

Question 24

At 30 mph or less, how much room does New Hampshire law presume is reasonable when passing a bicyclist?

Accepted Answer

A minimum of 3 feet

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A minimum of 2 feet

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A minimum of 4 feet

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A full lane width

Question 25

How does the required clearance change when you pass a bicyclist at speeds above 30 mph?

Accepted Answer

Add one foot for every 10 mph above 30

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It stays the same at any speed

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Add one foot for every 5 mph above 30

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Double the clearance above 30 mph

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