NH DMV Safe Driving Practices 2

Question 1

When driving at night in New Hampshire, when should you dim your high beams?

Accepted Answer

When within 500 feet of oncoming traffic or 300 feet when following another vehicle

Answer

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

Question 2

What should you do if you miss your exit on a New Hampshire highway?

Accepted Answer

Continue to the next exit and safely turn around

Answer

Never stop, back up, or make a U-turn on a highway. Continue to the next exit and use it to safely return to your intended route.

Question 3

In New Hampshire, what is the proper way to share the road with large trucks?

Accepted Answer

Avoid blind spots, give extra following distance, and do not cut in front after passing

Answer

Large trucks have significant blind spots on all four sides, need more stopping distance, and make wide turns. Stay visible and give them extra room.

Question 4

What should you do if your brakes fail while driving in New Hampshire?

Accepted Answer

Shift to a lower gear, pump the brakes, use the parking brake, and look for a safe area

Answer

If brakes fail, try pumping them to build pressure, downshift for engine braking, gradually apply the parking brake, and steer toward a safe stopping area.

Question 5

When merging onto a New Hampshire highway, what is the correct technique?

Accepted Answer

Use the acceleration lane to match highway speed, then merge smoothly

Answer

The acceleration lane is designed to let merging drivers reach the speed of highway traffic before smoothly entering the travel lanes.

(NH DMV) New Hampshire Department of Motor Vehicle Practice Test

(NH DMV) New Hampshire Department of Motor Vehicle Practice Test

NH DMV Safe Driving Practices 2