New Hampshire driver's license practice tests
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- New Hampshire Driver’s Manual · DSMV 360 (Rev. 11/25)
- 643 questions
- 361 with illustrations
Why practice here
From the official state manual
Every answer cites its source in the manual
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40 timed questions drawn from all topics
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Practice by topic
Each topic has its own questions and its own score.
Licensing basics - New Hampshire
Driver education, practice driving from 15½ with a licensed adult, the youth operator license and its limits, the vision, knowledge and road tests, REAL ID, renewal and moving to New Hampshire.
StartSignals and vehicle controls - New Hampshire
Checking the vehicle, adjusting the seat and mirrors, steering, signaling with lights, horn and hand signals, changing lanes, backing, headlights and vehicle warning systems.
StartPavement markings - New Hampshire
White and yellow lane lines, double lines and passing, edge lines, stop lines, crosswalks and arrows painted on the road.
StartHighway and toll-road driving - New Hampshire
Entering and leaving a highway, minimum speeds, missed exits, E-ZPass and toll plazas.
StartParking rules - New Hampshire
Where New Hampshire law forbids parking, accessible parking spaces and access aisles, parking on hills, and angle, perpendicular and parallel parking.
StartSign shapes and colors - New Hampshire
What the shape and color of a traffic sign tell you before you can read it, from the red octagon to purple E-ZPass signs.
StartRoad signs - New Hampshire
Warning, regulatory, lane-use, route, guide and work-zone signs in the New Hampshire Driver’s Manual.
StartTraffic signals - New Hampshire
Red, yellow and green lights, arrows, flashing signals, turns on red and police officers directing traffic.
StartRight-of-way and turning - New Hampshire
Who yields at intersections, turning and U-turns, reversing direction, multi-lane roundabouts and passing.
StartRailroad crossings - New Hampshire
Crossbucks and advance warning signs, where to stop for a train, crossing several tracks and vehicles that must always stop.
StartPedestrians - New Hampshire
Yielding to pedestrians at crosswalks and in school zones, what the law asks of pedestrians, and blind pedestrians with a white cane or guide dog.
StartSharing the road - New Hampshire
Bicyclists and the passing clearance, motorcycles, slow-moving vehicles, large trucks and their blind spots, and school buses.
StartSpeed and following distance - New Hampshire
New Hampshire speed limits, choosing a safe speed, stopping distance, the four-second following distance, space management and night driving.
StartSeat belts and child safety - New Hampshire
Safety belts for everyone under 18, child passenger restraints, air bags and motorcycle helmets.
StartVision, fatigue and distractions - New Hampshire
Seeing well, fatigue, hand-held phones and other distractions, aggressive driving and emotions behind the wheel.
StartEmergencies and crashes - New Hampshire
Braking, swerving and skids, road-edge drop-offs, tire, brake and engine failures, breakdowns, and what to do and report after a crash.
StartEmergency vehicles and work zones - New Hampshire
Yielding to emergency vehicles, fire trucks, the move-over law, police traffic stops and driving through work zones.
StartAlcohol and drugs - New Hampshire
How alcohol and other drugs affect driving, blood alcohol limits, the rules for drivers under 21, implied consent and the penalties for driving under the influence.
StartInsurance - New Hampshire
What the manual says about insurance in New Hampshire, responsibility after an uninsured crash and SR-22 proof of insurance.
StartLosing your license - New Hampshire
The Youth Operator “Under 20” law, demerit points, suspension and revocation, and habitual offenders.
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30 Hardest Questions
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Road sign library - New Hampshire
Every sign, signal and marking the New Hampshire driver manual shows or names, with its meaning in the manual's words and its page.
Flashcards
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Where do I stand?
A short check with questions from every topic that shows which topics to practice first.
Challenge bank
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Cheat Sheet Free
The 80 most exam-relevant facts on one free page.
The knowledge test at a glance
- Questions
- 40
- To pass
- 80% or better
- Test languages
- 7 languages
- If you fail
- Wait 10 days to retake
To get a New Hampshire driver’s license you must pass three tests: a vision test, an automated knowledge test of 40 multiple-choice questions on the rules of the road and general driving conditions, to be finished in 40 minutes, and a road test of your driving skills given by a Licensing Examiner.
Question of the day
Getting your license
Driver's License Guide - New Hampshire
How to apply, the tests, and the documents to bring.
New Resident Guide - New Hampshire
Moving to New Hampshire? What to do with your driver's license, the deadline, whether you need to test, and the road rules to review, from official sources.
Official handbook
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Frequently asked questions
Is this an official New Hampshire government website?
No. Driving Test Practice is an independent, free educational website. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the New Hampshire Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or any government agency.
What languages are the practice questions available in?
Every question, answer choice and explanation on this site is written in English, العربية, and you can switch between them at any time.
What is the source for these practice questions?
All questions are original and based on the New Hampshire Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) driver manual, "New Hampshire Driver’s Manual" (DSMV 360 (Rev. 11/25) edition).
How many New Hampshire practice questions are on this site?
643 original practice questions across 20 topics, covering the entire manual.
Do I need to create an account to use this site?
No. The site is completely free and does not require any sign-up. Your scores are saved locally in your own browser only.