New Hampshire Permit Practice Test
Free practice for the New Hampshire learner's permit knowledge test. Every question can be read aloud, with each word highlighted as it is spoken. A wrong answer is never a penalty: you get a hint and try again.
Start practicingThe New Hampshire knowledge test
- 40 multiple-choice questions.
- You need 32 correct answers to pass (80%).
- The state also gives the test in Spanish.
Practice questions
146 practice questions for New Hampshire: 17 about New Hampshire rules and 129 about signs, signals and markings that are the same in every state. Free: every question, hints and read-aloud. No sign-up.
Languages
- Every question: English, Español.
- The 129 national questions (signs, signals, road markings) also in 中文, Tiếng Việt, Tagalog, العربية. In these languages the New Hampshire questions show in English for now.
5 sample questions
1. In New Hampshire, what score do you need to pass a knowledge test?
- 60 percent
- 70 percent
- 80 percent (correct answer)
- 90 percent
Answer: C. Every New Hampshire knowledge test requires a passing grade of 80 percent.
New Hampshire handbook, page 2.
2. In New Hampshire, how many people may ride with a youth operator?
- Any number
- No more than four
- No more than there are seat belts (correct answer)
- Only one
Answer: C. A New Hampshire youth operator may not carry more people than the vehicle has seat belts.
New Hampshire handbook, page 4.
3. In New Hampshire, when does the Move Over law ask you to slow down and give extra space?
- Only for police cars with sirens
- Only on interstate highways
- Only at night
- For a stopped vehicle showing flashing blue, red or amber lights, such as police, fire, tow or road crews (correct answer)
Answer: D. New Hampshire's Move Over law asks drivers to slow down and move over, when safe, for a stopped vehicle showing flashing blue, red or amber lights, such as police, fire, tow or road crews.
New Hampshire handbook, page 40.
4. In New Hampshire, what is the youngest age to practice driving on public roads with a licensed adult?
- 15
- 15 and a half (correct answer)
- 16
- 14 and a half
Answer: B. In New Hampshire a teen may start practice driving at 15 and a half, with a licensed adult in the front seat.
New Hampshire handbook, page 2.
5. In New Hampshire, how old must the licensed adult be who supervises a teen's practice driving?
- At least 18
- At least 19
- At least 21
- At least 25 (correct answer)
Answer: D. In New Hampshire the adult who supervises practice driving must be licensed and at least 25 years old.
New Hampshire handbook, page 1.
Official handbook
The questions are based on the official New Hampshire driver handbook. Read it too:
PermitVoice is independent. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the New Hampshire driver license agency (New Hampshire Department of Safety, Division of Motor Vehicles (NH DMV)). Always check the official handbook. All questions are written in our own words.
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