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New Hampshire Non-Commercial Operator Knowledge Practice Test
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You drive through a toll plaza on a New Hampshire turnpike. Which of these actions is correct?
Correct answer: In a staffed cash lane, come to a full stop and stay inside your vehicle.
Why
Toll plazas mix stopping and moving traffic in narrow lanes, so predictable behavior prevents crashes. Backing up or getting out puts you in the path of drivers who do not expect it. E-ZPass lets equipped vehicles pay without stopping, which also reduces congestion.
Verified against New Hampshire Driver's Manual · Toll roads · p. 31
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