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New Hampshire Non-Commercial Operator Knowledge Practice Test
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Jordan, 17, got a youth operator license three months ago. Jordan wants to drive two friends, ages 16 and 17, to a game. They are not family, and no adult will ride along. Is this allowed?
Correct answer: No; in the first 6 months, only one non-family passenger under 25 may ride.
Why
Crash risk for new drivers rises with each young passenger, so New Hampshire limits young passengers in the first 6 months of a youth operator license. Family members do not count toward the limit, and a licensed responsible adult age 25 or older can ride along. A youth operator under 18 also may not carry more people than there are seat belts.
Verified against New Hampshire Driver's Manual · Youth operator restrictions · p. 10
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