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New Hampshire DMV Cheat Sheet

The 70 highest-yield New Hampshire DMV questions with the correct answer and one line of logic each - plus the walk-in document checklist and the signs you must know on sight. Print it, mark it up, walk in calm.

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  • 12 must-know road signs with plain-English meanings
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1. When driving in fog, you should:
✓ Slow down and use your low-beam headlights
In fog, slow down and use your low-beam headlights (New Hampshire Driver's Manual). High beams reflect off the fog and reduce visibility. If fog is very heavy, pull safely off the road.
2. In New Hampshire, impaired driving is officially called:
✓ DWI - Driving While Intoxicated
New Hampshire calls impaired driving DWI - Driving While Intoxicated (RSA 265-A:2). It covers alcohol and drugs, including prescription and over-the-counter medications. You can be charged on a BAC test or on observed impairment.
3. What is a 'blind spot'?
✓ An area around your vehicle you cannot see in your mirrors
A blind spot is an area beside and slightly behind your vehicle that your mirrors don't show, where another car, motorcycle, or cyclist can hide. That's why you must glance over your shoulder before changing lanes. Knowing where your blind spots are is essential to safe lane changes.
4. In New Hampshire, handheld device use while driving is a ________ offense.
✓ primary
In New Hampshire, handheld device use while driving is a primary offense (New Hampshire Driver's Manual). Police can stop you for it alone, even when you are stopped in traffic. Drivers under 18 may not use any device.
5. A lane marked with a diamond symbol on the pavement is:
✓ A high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) / carpool lane
A white diamond on the pavement marks a high-occupancy vehicle (HOV), or carpool, lane reserved for vehicles carrying the minimum number of occupants shown on the signs. Using it without enough passengers is a violation. The diamond is the standard nationwide symbol for these lanes.
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