New Hampshire DMV practice test 4

1. How should a driver respond if a tire blows out while driving?

1. Brake hard immediately to stop the vehicle.
2. Steer sharply in the opposite direction of the pull.
3. Grip the steering wheel firmly and keep the vehicle going straight.
4. Accelerate to stabilize the vehicle's suspension.

2. What action should a driver take when encountering an emergency vehicle inside a multi-lane roundabout?

1. Move through and exit the roundabout, then pull over to the right.
2. Stop immediately inside the roundabout to let the vehicle pass.
3. Wait in the center lane until the emergency vehicle leaves.
4. Reverse out of the roundabout to clear the path.

3. Under New Hampshire’s “Sherrill’s Law,” what action should a driver take when approaching a stopped vehicle displaying warning signals, if traffic conditions allow?

1. Stop immediately in the current lane
2. Provide a wide space or change into a lane not adjacent to the situation
3. Accelerate to pass the vehicle quickly before the next intersection
4. Turn off headlights to reduce glare for emergency personnel

4. When entering a curve, what should a driver do regarding speed?

1. Maintain current speed and brake hard upon exiting the curve.
2. Accelerate gently throughout the entire curve.
3. Reduce speed prior to entering the curve to a safe speed.
4. Increase speed slightly to maintain momentum through the turn.

5. What should a driver do when a large truck or bus is making a right turn?

1. Turn immediately alongside the truck to save time
2. Wait until the truck or bus has completed its turn before proceeding
3. Stop in the middle of the intersection to block the truck
4. Drive between the truck and the curb to pass it quickly

6. According to the handbook, what is the correct procedure for using the brakes on a vehicle equipped with ABS?

1. Pump the brake pedal rapidly to prevent locking.
2. Press on the brake pedal and keep applying pressure.
3. Release the brake pedal when it begins to vibrate.
4. Steer sharply while lightly tapping the brakes.

7. How does doubling a vehicle's speed affect its stopping distance according to the handbook?

1. The stopping distance doubles.
2. The stopping distance increases 4 times.
3. The stopping distance remains the same if brakes are good.
4. The stopping distance increases by half.

8. What is the maximum speed limit in any business or urban residence district in New Hampshire?

1. 25 miles per hour
2. 30 miles per hour
3. 35 miles per hour
4. 45 miles per hour

9. What does a down-pointed triangle sign indicate?

1. Stop immediately.
2. Yield.
3. Merge left.
4. No passing zone.

10. Where should pedestrians walk if there is no sidewalk available?

1. On the right side of the roadway facing away from traffic
2. In the center of the roadway
3. On the left side of the roadway facing oncoming traffic
4. On the shoulder facing away from traffic

11. Under New Hampshire law, which riders are required to wear helmets approved by the United States Department of Transportation?

1. All riders and passengers under the age of 18
2. Only motorcycle operators over the age of 18
3. All riders regardless of age
4. Only passengers on motorcycles

12. What is the primary function of a forward collision warning system as described in the handbook?

1. It automatically brakes for the driver when an obstacle is detected
2. It displays a birds-eye view of the vehicle from overhead
3. It alerts drivers of an impending collision so they can brake or swerve
4. It scans behind the vehicle when the driver shifts into reverse

13. When parking a vehicle with an automatic transmission on a hill, what action must the driver take regarding the wheels?

1. Turn the wheels toward the curb
2. Leave the wheels straight
3. Turn the wheels away from the curb
4. Remove the key before turning the wheels

14. When making a right turn, how should a driver position their vehicle?

1. Swing wide to the left before turning to gain momentum.
2. Turn from the center of the lane to avoid curbs.
3. Always turn right from the right-most portion of the lane.
4. Stop completely before initiating the turn signal.

15. According to the handbook, what does a green arrow on a traffic light mean?

1. You must stop completely before proceeding.
2. You may proceed in the direction indicated by the arrow.
3. You must yield to pedestrians only.
4. You should slow down and prepare to stop.

16. How far does the blind spot directly behind a large vehicle extend?

1. Up to 50 feet
2. Up to 100 feet
3. Up to 200 feet
4. Up to 300 feet

17. How should the shoulder harness of a safety belt be worn?

1. Across the shoulder and chest with minimal, if any slack.
2. Under the arm to allow for easier movement.
3. Behind the back to prevent restriction.
4. Loosely around the neck area.

18. What is the required action for a driver leaving a vehicle unattended according to the law?

1. Leave the engine running to keep the cabin warm
2. Turn off the engine and remove the key
3. Leave the key in the ignition for easy access
4. Only lock the doors without turning off the engine

19. According to the handbook, how should a driver position their head restraint to prevent whiplash?

1. The head rest should come in contact with the back of the driver’s head, but not below the ears.
2. The head rest should be positioned below the ears to support the neck fully.
3. The head rest should be tilted forward to touch the back of the skull.
4. The head rest should be removed to allow for maximum range of motion.

20. When approaching a school bus stopped with flashing red lights on a roadway that is NOT separated by a physical barrier, how far must a driver stop?

1. At least 25 feet.
2. Exactly 10 feet.
3. Within 5 feet of the bumper.
4. Only if the stop arm is extended.