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Driver and Vehicle Records Flashcards

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  1. A new NH resident previously had their license suspended in another state. What must they do before NH will issue them a license?

    Answer: Clear the out-of-state suspension and provide proof of reinstatement

    NH will not issue a new license to someone with an unresolved out-of-state suspension; the prior state's suspension must be cleared first.

  2. Which of the following is NOT a reason NH DMV may suspend a driver's license?

    Answer: Receiving a parking ticket in another state

    Parking violations are not moving violations and do not trigger NH license suspensions, unlike the other listed reasons.

  3. For how long is an SR-22 certificate of insurance typically required in New Hampshire after a DWI conviction?

    Answer: 3 years

    NH requires DWI-related offenders to maintain SR-22 high-risk insurance certification for 3 years following reinstatement.

  4. What information is typically NOT included in a standard NH driving record abstract?

    Answer: Vehicle repair history

    A driving record abstract covers license status, violations, and points — vehicle mechanical repair history is not part of a driving record.

  5. Under New Hampshire law, how long does a minor traffic violation (e.g., failure to stop) remain on a driving record?

    Answer: 3 years

    Minor moving violations are typically retained on the NH driving record for 3 years before being purged.

  6. A person whose NH license was revoked for a second DWI wants to drive again. What is their first step?

    Answer: Apply for a new license after the revocation period and meet all reinstatement requirements

    After a revocation period for a second DWI, the driver must reapply for a new license and meet all current reinstatement conditions, including fees and SR-22.

  7. What is the primary purpose of the National Driver Register (NDR) in relation to NH driver licensing?

    Answer: To allow NH to check if an applicant has a revoked or suspended license in any state

    The National Driver Register is a federal database NH queries to determine if a license applicant has problem driving records in other states.