New Hampshire Car / Permit Practice Test 10

1.How far from a stop sign or traffic signal must a driver keep when parking?

Ten feetTwenty feetThirty feetSixty feet

2.You break down with no phone available. What signal does the manual suggest?

Leave the headlights on high beamRaise the hood and tie a white cloth to the door handle or antennaStand in the travel lane waving both armsSound the horn in repeated bursts

3.You are backing out of a perpendicular parking space. What does the manual tell you to do first?

Turn the wheel sharply right away to shorten the maneuverSound the horn twice and reverse without stoppingRely on the back-up camera and reverse quicklyCheck all directions, then back straight until your front bumper clears the car beside you

4.What does the One License Concept require of a new New Hampshire resident?

Every valid license from another jurisdiction must be surrenderedThe out-of-state license may be kept as a backupOnly commercial licenses need to be turned inThe old license must be mailed back after 90 days

5.While easing into a parallel parking space, how far back should you go before straightening the vehicle into the spot?

Until your front bumper is even with the rear bumper of the car you are parking behindUntil your rear wheels touch the curbUntil your mirror lines up with the other car's mirrorExactly one car length, measured by counting seconds

6.When must a New Hampshire crash be reported to the Division of Motor Vehicles?

Within 24 hours, no matter how small the damageOnly when a police officer asks the driver to file oneWithin 30 days for any crash at allWithin 15 days if there are injuries, a death, or damage above $1,000

7.What should a driver keep in mind when coming up behind a tractor on a rural highway?

Passing on the shoulder is permitted around farm machineryFarm equipment must pull over within a quarter mileThe operator is likely unable to hear the approaching carTractors are barred from state highways during daylight

8.Which three abilities does the manual single out as damaged by alcohol and other impairing drugs?

Hearing, memory and grip strengthNight vision only, and nothing elseBalance, appetite and body temperatureJudgment, vision and reaction time

9.Snow has piled on the roof of your car overnight. What does New Hampshire law require before you drive?

Nothing, as long as the wipers and defroster are workingOnly the windshield needs clearing if the trip is under five milesClearing is required only on interstate highwaysSnow and ice must be removed from the vehicle before it is driven

10.You are about to enter a roundabout with two lanes. What does the manual tell you to do?

Enter at once, since circulating traffic must yield to youYield only to vehicles in the outer laneStop completely no matter how clear the circle isYield to traffic already circling in both lanes, then enter on a gap