New Hampshire Learner's Permit Practice Test

New Hampshire RSA statutes fetched directly and official NH DMV pages, researched and verified 2026-08-19: RSA 265:60 (basic speed rule and district defaults, including the I-93 mile-marker-45-to-VT-border 70mph exception), RSA 265:79 (reckless driving), RSA 265:10 (right/left turn on red — NH has no left-on-red provision, including no one-way-to-one-way exception), RSA 265:107-a (seatbelt law — no general adult requirement, only under-18; child restraint tiers), RSA 265-A:2 (DUI BAC limits and impairment standard, covering vehicles/OHRVs/boats), RSA 265:79-c (current hands-free phone law, effective July 1, 2015; the older texting-specific RSA 265:105-a was repealed effective January 1, 2023), RSA 265:37-a (Move Over law), RSA 266:31 (headlight requirements — time window and weather trigger only; deliberately excluded the "wipers-on-means-headlights-on" framing since that is pending/proposed legislation (HB 1167/HB 419), not current statute text), RSA 265:69 (parking/standing/stopping distances), RSA 265:143-a (graduated bicycle-passing distance formula), RSA 265:54 (school bus stop-arm law and penalties), RSA 265:23 (rotary/one-way roadway right-of-way, referenced as NH flavor given the state's high rotary density), RSA 263:25 (practice-driving authorization in lieu of a physical learner's permit), and the official NH DMV Demerit Points page (Saf-C 212) for the full point table and age-tiered suspension thresholds. Exam format: the official NH DMV testing-requirements page confirms an 80% passing score; the 40-question count is corroborated by 5+ independent test-prep sources plus a Google-indexed snippet of the official manual PDF, but the manual PDF itself could not be opened directly this session, so the 40-question figure is treated as high-confidence but not directly manual-verified (unified knowledge test, signCount: 0, no separate sign-recognition gate). Deliberately excluded as unconfirmed: specific flashing-signal statute details (RSA 265:12 text not retrieved), the "wipers-on-means-headlights-on" rule as current law (it is pending legislation only), handicap/parallel-parking numeric distance rules, and the license/test fee amount. Re-verify periodically, as RSA sections, DMV thresholds, and fees change over time. RE-VERIFIED 2026-08-20 (Wave 2 Batch 4): dmv.nh.gov (driver-licensing-testing-requirements page and the nhdm.pdf manual) returned 403 again this session, same as before — direct official confirmation of the 40-question count is still not possible. However, a Google-indexed search snippet of the official nh.gov/safety/divisions/dmv testing page this session independently states "All knowledge exams require a passing grade of 80%," which upgrades the 80% pass threshold from test-prep-site corroboration to an indexed snippet of the state's own testing page; the 40-question count itself remains sourced only from third-party test-prep aggregators (epermittest.com, zutobi.com, driving-tests.org, dmv-permit-test.com — all independently agreeing on 40Q/32-to-pass), not a directly-fetched official document, so it is still treated as high-confidence but not manual-verified, exactly as the prior research pass flagged it. Full rules array re-scanned this session for meta-question phrasing (asks about the manual/document's own wording or emphasis rather than a real driving fact, e.g. "is this explicit in the manual") — none found. The one "explicit" occurrence in the array (r29's wrong-answer choice "holding a phone to your ear is explicitly legal") is a distractor about the underlying law's content, not a meta-question about a document, so no change was needed there.