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New Hampshire Non-Commercial Operator Knowledge Practice Test

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On a two-lane highway, you approach a car that is stopped on the shoulder with its hazard warning lights flashing. No police or rescue vehicle is there. Oncoming traffic is heavy. What does New Hampshire law require?

A approaches car B, stopped on the right shoulder with hazard lights flashing as stated in the card. Three oncoming cars occupy the opposite lane; no emergency vehicle is present.

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On a rural road, you come up behind a person who is riding a horse along the right edge of your lane. What should you do?You are driving at 50 mph on a two-lane highway and come up behind a bicyclist. When you pass, what is the smallest clearance that New Hampshire law presumes to be reasonable and prudent?A bicyclist ahead of you rides near the right edge of the road. The rider moves toward the middle of the lane to go around broken glass and sand. What should you do?You wait at a red light to go straight. Your light turns green just as a person guided by a dog in a harness steps off the curb and starts across the street in front of you. What must you do?A fire truck with its siren and lights on passes you on a city street, on its way to a fire alarm. You follow in the same direction, about 300 feet behind it. What is true?On a rural two-lane road, you come up behind a slow farm tractor. The operator does not look back, and a curve ahead blocks your view. What should you do?

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