NH DMV Alcohol, Drugs, and Impaired Driving

Question 1

What is the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for drivers age 21 and older in New Hampshire?

Accepted Answer

0.08%

Answer

0.05%

Answer

0.10%

Answer

0.15%

Question 2

Under New Hampshire's Zero Tolerance Law, drivers under age 21 are considered impaired with a BAC of:

Accepted Answer

0.02% or higher

Answer

0.08% or higher

Answer

0.05% or higher

Answer

0.01% or higher

Question 3

What does New Hampshire's Implied Consent Law mean for drivers?

Accepted Answer

You consent to chemical testing for alcohol or drugs if lawfully arrested

Answer

You agree to obey all traffic laws when you obtain a license

Answer

You allow police to search your vehicle at any time

Answer

You agree to attend driver education if convicted of DWI

Question 4

If you refuse a chemical sobriety test under New Hampshire's Implied Consent Law, your license will be suspended for:

Accepted Answer

6 months to 2 years

Answer

30 days

Answer

90 days

Answer

180 days

Question 5

A first-offense DWI conviction in New Hampshire can result in a license suspension of up to:

Accepted Answer

1 year

Answer

30 days

Answer

6 months

Answer

2 years

Question 6

Which of the following is true about driving under the influence of prescription medications in New Hampshire?

Accepted Answer

It is illegal if the medication impairs your ability to drive

Answer

It is legal if prescribed by a doctor

Answer

It is only illegal if the medication is a controlled substance

Answer

Police cannot charge you with DWI for prescription drugs

Question 7

What is the BAC limit for commercial vehicle drivers in New Hampshire?

Accepted Answer

0.04%

Answer

0.08%

Answer

0.06%

Answer

0.02%