US New Hampshire DMV Road Signs Test 1

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DMV New Hampshire — Road Signs DMV — New Hampshire (USA, State Traffic Law) USA — New Hampshire State DMV & FMCSA (MUTCD) — USA

What is this test? for New Hampshire DMV Road Signs permit/CDL, USA (MUTCD) — DMV — New Hampshire (USA, State Traffic Law) level, USA — New Hampshire.
Is this for you? For driver candidates in New Hampshire, USA — Road Signs permit/CDL (16+, State DMV)
Section: DMV New Hampshire — Road Signs · Education: High School & Adult (16+) · Part: DMV New Hampshire — Road Signs · Country: USA · Region: USA — New Hampshire

The DMV written test is an important step measuring driver candidates' knowledge of traffic laws, first aid, and vehicle technology.

This test reinforces your theoretical knowledge and provides the fundamentals needed to pass the exam and become a safe driver.

By solving this test of 20 questions, you can both test your knowledge and identify the topics you need to improve.

Question 1

In New Hampshire, what must you do at this red-and-white yield sign?

A) Speed up through it

B) Stop only at night

C) Slow down and give way to traffic and pedestrians; proceed when safe

D) Ignore it completely

Question 2

In New Hampshire, what must you do at this red octagonal stop sign?

A) Come to a complete stop, then proceed when safe

B) Yield without stopping

C) Honk then go

D) Slow down only

Question 3

In New Hampshire, what must you do at this white rectangular speed limit sign?

A) No speed limit

B) Minimum speed

C) Advisory speed only

D) Maximum legal speed in mph

Question 4

In New Hampshire, what must you do at this yellow pentagon school crossing sign?

A) Highway speed zone

B) School zone ahead: 25 mph when flashing or children present

C) No stopping ever

D) No school nearby

Question 5

In New Hampshire, what must you do at this orange diamond construction sign?

A) School zone

B) Detour ends

C) Railroad ahead

D) Work zone ahead: reduce speed and obey flaggers

Question 6

In New Hampshire, what must you do at this red do-not-enter sign?

A) Do not enter: wrong way, turn back

B) Yield ahead

C) One-way street

D) Enter freely

Question 7

In New Hampshire, what must you do at this black-and-white one-way sign?

A) Two-way traffic

B) No entry

C) Traffic moves only in the arrow direction

D) Stop ahead

Question 8

In New Hampshire, what must you do at this yellow diamond curve warning sign?

A) Stop ahead

B) Sharp curve ahead: slow down

C) School crossing

D) Straight road

Question 9

In New Hampshire, what must you do at this yellow merge sign?

A) Merging traffic ahead: adjust speed and merge safely

B) Lane ends suddenly

C) One-way road

D) No passing zone

Question 10

In New Hampshire, what must you do at this yellow railroad crossing sign?

A) Hospital zone

B) Deer crossing

C) Railroad crossing ahead: look, listen, be prepared to stop

D) Speed trap

Question 11

In New Hampshire, what must you do at this yellow bicycle warning sign?

A) Motorcycles only

B) Bicycle crossing ahead: share the road

C) No bicycles allowed

D) Pedestrians only

Question 12

In New Hampshire, what must you do at this blue hospital service sign?

A) Hospital nearby: follow signs for emergency care

B) Rest area

C) Gas station

D) School zone

Question 13

In New Hampshire, what must you do at this yellow pennant no passing zone sign?

A) Speed up

B) Pass trucks only

C) Turn now

D) No passing here: stay in lane

Question 14

In New Hampshire, what must you do at this yellow diamond stop ahead sign?

A) Stop sign ahead: prepare to stop

B) No stopping

C) Yield ahead

D) School zone

Question 15

In New Hampshire, what must you do at this white keep right sign?

A) Keep left

B) No entry

C) Keep right of the divider or barrier

D) Stop here

Question 16

In New Hampshire, what must you do at this yellow diamond pedestrian sign?

A) No walking

B) School closed

C) Bicycle lane

D) Pedestrian crossing ahead: yield to people

Question 17

In New Hampshire, what must you do at this yellow diamond roundabout sign?

A) Traffic light

B) One-way street

C) Roundabout ahead: yield to traffic inside

D) Stop always

Question 18

In New Hampshire, what must you do at this yellow diamond signal ahead sign?

A) Railroad ahead

B) No signals

C) Green always

D) Traffic signal ahead: be ready to stop

Question 19

In New Hampshire, what must you do at this white divided highway sign?

A) Divided highway begins: keep right

B) Road ends

C) Merge left

D) Two-way road

Question 20

In New Hampshire, what must you do at this yellow diamond speed hump sign?

A) Speed up

B) Speed hump ahead: slow down

C) Flat road

D) Stop sign

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