NH DMV Alcohol, Drugs, and Impaired Driving 3

Question 1

Under New Hampshire law, which of the following is considered a 'per se' DWI offense?

Accepted Answer

Having a BAC of 0.08% or higher while operating a vehicle

Answer

Driving while visibly impaired regardless of BAC

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Refusing to take a field sobriety test

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Driving with an open container of alcohol

Question 2

In New Hampshire, what happens to your license if you are convicted of DWI and have a minor under 16 in the vehicle?

Accepted Answer

The offense is charged as Aggravated DWI with enhanced penalties

Answer

No additional penalty applies

Answer

License is suspended for an additional 6 months

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You automatically lose your license for life

Question 3

New Hampshire's open container law prohibits:

Accepted Answer

Drinking or possessing an open alcoholic beverage in the passenger area of a motor vehicle

Answer

Having any alcohol in the vehicle

Answer

Transporting sealed alcohol purchases in the trunk

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Passengers from consuming alcohol in a limousine

Question 4

After a DWI conviction, New Hampshire may require a driver to install which device in their vehicle as a condition of license restoration?

Accepted Answer

An ignition interlock device

Answer

A GPS tracking device

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A dashboard camera

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An alcohol vapor sensor

Question 5

Marijuana use and driving in New Hampshire is:

Accepted Answer

Illegal when the driver is impaired, regardless of whether marijuana is medically or recreationally used

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Legal if used for medical purposes

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Only illegal if the driver tests over a specific THC level

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Permitted as long as the driver feels unaffected

Question 6

Which of the following statements about alcohol and driving is TRUE?

Accepted Answer

Alcohol slows reaction time and impairs judgment even at low BAC levels

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Experienced drinkers are less affected by alcohol when driving

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Alcohol improves driver confidence without significantly impairing skill

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Eating before drinking prevents any impairment while driving

Question 7

A third DWI offense in New Hampshire is classified as:

Accepted Answer

A Class B felony

Answer

A Class B misdemeanor

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A Class A misdemeanor

Answer

A Class A felony