NH DMV Study Guide 2026

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📋 NH DMV Exam Format at a Glance

40
Questions
40 min
Time Limit
80.00%
Passing Score

📚 NH DMV Topics to Study (31)

✍️ Sample NH DMV Questions & Answers

1. In New Hampshire, at what age may a person apply for a Graduated Driver License (GDL) learner's permit?
15½

NH allows applicants to obtain a GDL learner's permit at age 15½ (15 years and 6 months).

2. How can a New Hampshire driver check their current demerit point total?
By requesting a driving record abstract from NH DMV

Drivers can check their current demerit point balance by requesting a copy of their driving record abstract from NH DMV.

3. When driving at night in New Hampshire, when should you dim your high beams?
When within 500 feet of oncoming traffic or 300 feet when following another vehicle

Dim high beams when approaching oncoming traffic or following another vehicle to prevent blinding other drivers and reducing visibility.

4. A second DWI offense in New Hampshire within 10 years results in a mandatory license revocation of at least:
3 years

A second DWI conviction within 10 years in NH results in a mandatory license revocation of at least 3 years.

5. What does a yellow diamond-shaped sign with a deer silhouette indicate on New Hampshire roads?
Deer crossing area ahead

This warning sign alerts drivers that deer frequently cross the road in this area, requiring extra vigilance especially at dawn and dusk.

6. A vehicle with an Antique registration in NH may generally NOT be used for which purpose?
Daily commuting or regular transportation

Antique registration prohibits using the vehicle for daily transportation; it's limited to shows, exhibitions, and occasional pleasure use.

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