"Test Your Knowledge" Answers

• Part One
1. As an applicant for a New Hampshire driver license you must furnish two (2) ___.
2. If you are a resident of New Hampshire and want to drive a motor vehicle, you must have a valid New Hampshire ___.
3. Applicants who are applying for their New Hampshire driver license may be eligible to ___ on-line.
• Part Two
1. The New Hampshire vision test requires that you can read letters and obtain a reading of 20/___.
2. Upon change of your name or address you must notify the ___ within ___ days.
3. A moped is a motor driven cycle with a motor of not over 50cc’s or 2hp that does not require the driver to shift gears and capable of speed not over ___ mph on level ground.
4. A person with sight in one eye must read 20/___ to get a driver license.
5. An operator license allows you to drive a vehicle with a GVWR of ___ or less if you do not tow a trailer with a GVWR over ___ except a school bus, or any bus that is designed to transport more than 15 passengers including the driver.
6. In addition to any other restrictions, the holder of a youth operator license who is under the age of eighteen shall not operate a motor vehicle between the hours of ___ and ___.
7. Individuals holding an out of state license shall not be issued their New Hampshire driver license until they ___ their out of state License.
8. A motor driven cycle has an engine which produces no greater than ___ horsepower.
9. A “B” restriction on a New Hampshire driver license means that the driver must ___.
10. An “E” restriction on a New Hampshire driver license means that an ___ must be used.
11. New residents are allowed ___ days to register their vehicles in New Hampshire.
12. To operate a motorcycle you must have a ___.
13. What is the youngest age one may legally practice drive in New Hampshire?
14. One who is practice driving must be accompanied in the front seat by a ___ driver who is at least ___ years old.
• Part Three
1. Vehicles (except heavy trucks) do not need a title if they are more than ___ years old.
2. A legal document showing legal ownership of a vehicle is called a ___.
3. If a vehicle is purchased through a private sale, how does one apply for the document answered on question 2 above?
4. In the case of all private passenger vehicles registered by an individual, the registration expires annually on ___.
5. To register a motor vehicle in New Hampshire you must first pay the municipal fee at the town/city ___ office.
• Part Four
1. A privately owned motor vehicle must be inspected during the owners ___.
2. The foot brake must be capable of stopping a vehicle going 20 mph within ___ feet.
3. No tire is in safe operating condition where less that ___ of tread design remains on the tire.
4. Your safety belt will keep you from ___, thereby helping you to maintain control of the vehicle.
5. New Hampshire law requires youngsters to wear a safety belt or be restrained in a safety seat until ___ years of age.
6. New Hampshire law requires operators and or passengers on a motorcycle to wear an approved protective helmet until ___ years of age.
• Part Five
1. Right turns on red lights are permitted after a stop except when ___.
2. An eight sided (octagonal) sign always means ___.
3. Upon being approached by an emergency vehicle you should ___.
4. If two vehicles are about to enter an intersection at the same time the vehicle to the ___ must yield.
5. A rectangular sign indicates a ___.
6. A brown sign means ___.
7. A diamond shaped sign means ___.
8. A green arrow on a traffic light means ___.
9. A solid yellow line on your side of the roadway parallel to the yellow center line means ___.
10. When approaching a school bus with flashing red lights you must stop your vehicle ___ feet away.
• Part Six
1. You should signal your intention to turn at least ___ feet before the turn.
2. The correct hand signal for slow or stop is ___.
3. To make a right turn, you should be in the ___ lane.
4. When making a turn at an intersection you should turn into the lane that is ___ to you.
5. You should signal before you change direction. Signals should be given before: (a-e)
• Part Seven
1. Fire apparatus responding to an alarm should not be followed closer than ___ feet.
2. A rule that enables drivers to plan stopping distance in terms other than feet is called ___ rule.
3. Name one circumstance where you may legally pass another vehicle on the right.
4. You must not pass another vehicle within ___ feet of a bridge or tunnel.
5. You must not pass another vehicle within ___ feet of an intersection or railroad crossing.
6. When stopped behind another vehicle on a hill you should stay back far enough to ___.
7. When there are 3 or more lanes in one direction the ___ lane usually has the smoothest traffic.
• Part Eight
1. Reaction time is ___.
2. Reaction distance is ___.
3. Braking time is ___.
4. Braking distance is ___.
• Part Nine
1. The speed limit when passing a school during school opening is ___.
2. The speed limit in a business or urban residence district is ___.
3. The speed limit in a rural residence district is ___.
4. When road, weather and traffic conditions are ideal you may not travel slower than ___ mph on any New Hampshire interstate unless otherwise posted.
5. When you double your speed, the stopping distance is nearly ___ times greater.
• Part Ten
1. The driver of a vehicle must remove ___ from an unattended vehicle.
2. Parking is not allowed within ___ feet of a fire hydrant.
3. You should not park a vehicle on the roadway but if you do it must be visible for ___ feet.
4. If you are parking on the right side of the roadway, uphill with a curb you should turn the wheels of the vehicle to the ___.
5. Do not park within ___ feet of a crosswalk or an intersection.
6. Parking is not allowed within ___ feet of a stop sign.
• Part Eleven
1. The lights of your vehicle must be turned on between the hours of ___ and ___.
2. You must put your headlight on low beam when approaching or overtaking another vehicle within ___ feet.
3. Drive with the headlights on ___ beam to reduce the glaring reflection bouncing back when driving in fog.
4. Hydroplaning is when ___.
5. You must clear your vehicle of snow and ice prior to driving on any ___ within New Hampshire.
• Part Twelve
1. If you become stuck in a heavy snow storm or blizzard, attach a ___ to your antenna or door handle.
2. Which way should you steer if you have a blow out?
3. The basic rule for all driving emergencies is?
4. If your vehicle is on fire or smoke is coming from the engine compartment you should not ___.
5. Your brakes may fail after driving through a puddle. You should test your brakes and dry them by driving slowly and ___.
6. If your headlights fail while driving at night you should ___.
7. If you must stop along any road in an emergency your vehicle must be visible for ___ feet in each direction.
• Part Thirteen
1. If when driving on a freeway or toll road you miss your exit you should ___.
2. Two advantages of expressway driving are ___ and ___.
3. The acceleration lane should be used to ___ the speed of vehicles already on the expressway if possible.
4. The left lane on an interstate is for ___ only.
5. It is important to maintain an adequate interval between yours and other vehicles. This is called the ___.
• Part Fourteen
1. If you are under 21 years old a blood alcohol level of ___% is legal evidence of intoxication in New Hampshire.
2. If you are over 21 years old a blood alcohol level of ___% is legal evidence of intoxication in New Hampshire.
3. What is the penalty for operating a motor vehicle while being in possession of a controlled drug?
4. Any person refusing to have his or her blood, breath or urine tested if arrested for an alcohol or drug offense shall lose their license for at least ___ days.
5. Alcoholic beverages may be transported by a person under age 21 in a motor vehicle upon a public way only if ___.
6. Alcoholic beverages may be transported in a motor vehicle by a person 21 years of age or older if ___.
• Part Sixteen
1. When you are involved in an accident causing death, personal injury, or aggregate damage over $___ you must submit a written report to the Department of Motor Vehicles.
2. If you are required to submit an official crash report to the Department of Motor Vehicles in Concord it must be received within ___ days of the crash.
3. A license to drive is a ___ and not a right in New Hampshire.
4. Do not move an injured passenger unless there is a ___.
5. If you are under 20 years of age and you are convicted of a motor vehicle violation your license will be ___.
• Part Eighteen
1. When approaching a location where a police officer has made a traffic stop, every driver shall ___ any lane wholly or partially blocked.
2. When it becomes necessary to walk on a roadway, which side should you walk on?
3. When you walk on the roadway at night you should always ___.
4. Persons riding a bicycle must ride on the ___ side of the roadway.
5. Bicyclists may not ride more than ___ abreast.
6. Besides being smaller what makes a motorcycle harder to see?
• Part Nineteen
1. What is a CDL license?