New Hampshire Road Signs Practice case studies
New Hampshire Road Signs Practice · Put your knowledge to work in context.
The New Hampshire Road Signs Practice exam on this page is an independent study tool for people preparing for the signs and signals portion of New Hampshire's driver licensing knowledge test. It is aimed at first-time permit applicants, drivers new to the state, and anyone who wants a focused refresher on reading the road. The New Hampshire Road Signs Practice case studies are 5 cases and about 3,585 words.
1Two-Way Left-Turn Lane on a Strip-Commercial Arterial
You are southbound at about 30 mph on a four-lane divided arterial through a strip-mall corridor in Manchester. Traffic is moderate, and the two directions are separated by a two-way left-turn lane: solid yellow lines on both edges, with white left-turn arrows painted inside the lane every few hundred feet.
718 words, about 4 min2Advisory Speed, a 12% Grade, and a Tailgater at Dusk
It is 5:40 PM in late October and you are driving a loaded pickup truck southbound on a two-lane state route through the White Mountains. Light rain is falling, the thermometer reads 38°F, and the pavement is wet with leaf litter gathering in the corners.
696 words, about 3 min3Night Work Zone: SLOW Paddle, a Pilot Car, and a Live Trench
You are northbound at 9:20 PM on a Thursday on a two-lane state route. A rectangular orange sign reads ROAD WORK AHEAD.
713 words, about 4 min4Flashing Yellow Arrow, a Set-Back Stop Line, and a Late Pedestrian
You are westbound at 6:10 PM in July on a four-lane road, waiting to turn left at a signalized intersection. Your left-turn lane is controlled by a signal head displaying a flashing yellow arrow.
711 words, about 4 min5Frosted Signs, Shapes Read Before Legends
It is 6:40 AM in mid-November. You are on an unfamiliar two-lane road in the Lakes Region with patchy freezing fog.
747 words, about 4 min