US New Hampshire DMV Vehicle Technique Test 1

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DMV New Hampshire — Vehicle Technique DMV — New Hampshire (USA, State Traffic Law) USA — New Hampshire State DMV & FMCSA (MUTCD) — USA

What is this test? for New Hampshire DMV Vehicle Technique 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 — Vehicle Technique permit/CDL (16+, State DMV)
Section: DMV New Hampshire — Vehicle Technique · Education: High School & Adult (16+) · Part: DMV New Hampshire — Vehicle Technique · 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, how often check tire pressure?

A) yearly

B) monthly (and before long trips)

C) never

D) only when flat

Question 2

In New Hampshire, what is correct tire tread minimum?

A) no minimum

B) paper thin ok

C) 2/32 inch

D) 1 inch

Question 3

In New Hampshire, how do you check oil?

A) dipstick on level ground, engine off

B) while driving

C) by color of car

D) never

Question 4

In New Hampshire, what does the temperature gauge warn?

A) engine overheating

B) low fuel

C) open door

D) flat tire

Question 5

In New Hampshire, what does a red oil light mean?

A) stop soon: oil pressure loss

B) keep driving

C) change radio

D) wash car

Question 6

In New Hampshire, how do you jump-start safely?

A) both to battery

B) any order

C) engine running fast

D) correct cable order, last ground to metal

Question 7

In New Hampshire, what is ABS?

A) auto steering

B) anti-lock brakes preventing skid

C) cruise control

D) air bags

Question 8

In New Hampshire, how do you brake with ABS in emergency?

A) firm steady pressure

B) release fully

C) use parking brake

D) pump rapidly

Question 9

In New Hampshire, what is a blind spot?

A) night only

B) dirty mirror

C) truck mirrors

D) area mirrors miss; check by turning head

Question 10

In New Hampshire, how adjust mirrors?

A) minimal overlap, see lane edges

B) all sky

C) all ground

D) face driver

Question 11

In New Hampshire, what is proper following with trailer?

A) add 1 second per trailer/10ft

B) same as car

C) no rule

D) closer is fine

Question 12

In New Hampshire, how park downhill with curb?

A) wheels toward curb

B) straight ahead

C) away from curb

D) no matter

Question 13

In New Hampshire, how park uphill with curb?

A) wheels away from curb

B) no matter

C) straight

D) toward curb

Question 14

In New Hampshire, what is engine braking?

A) coasting neutral

B) using parking brake

C) downshifting to slow without brakes

D) turning off

Question 15

In New Hampshire, why not coast in neutral downhill?

A) saves lots of gas

B) faster trip

C) less control and brake fade risk

D) required by law

Question 16

In New Hampshire, what do worn wipers cause?

A) streaks and poor visibility

B) no effect

C) better view

D) cleaner glass

Question 17

In New Hampshire, when replace brake pads?

A) yearly always

B) squealing, grinding, long stops

C) only when stuck

D) never

Question 18

In New Hampshire, what is tire rotation for?

A) looks

B) noise only

C) speed

D) even wear, longer life

Question 19

In New Hampshire, what does check-engine light mean?

A) diagnose soon (emissions/engine)

B) wash engine

C) ignore forever

D) stop instantly always

Question 20

In New Hampshire, how check coolant?

A) cold engine, reservoir level

B) by taste

C) hot open cap

D) never

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