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New Hampshire Permit Test: Right-of-Way Practice Questions
Who goes first at intersections, crosswalks and for emergency vehicles.
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Question 1
Under RSA 265:28, two cars enter an uncontrolled intersection at once. Who yields?
The car on the right yields
The car on the left
The bigger car yields
The faster car yields
Correct answer: The car on the left
The driver approaching on the left must yield to the vehicle on the right unless a traffic control device or officer directs otherwise.
Source: Section 5: Basic Driving β Yielding Right-of-Way
Question 2
When turning left at an intersection, whom must you yield to?
Only trucks
Only vehicles behind you
No one, as long as your signal is on
Oncoming traffic that is close
Correct answer: Oncoming traffic that is close
RSA 265:29 requires a left-turning driver to yield to oncoming vehicles in the intersection or close enough to be an immediate hazard.
Source: Section 5: Basic Driving β Yielding Right-of-Way
Question 3
Two drivers reach a four-way stop at the same time. Who goes first?
The driver turning left
Whoever honks the horn first
The driver on the left
The driver on the right
Correct answer: The driver on the right
At a four-way stop, yield to the driver on the right if you both arrive at the same time; otherwise the first to arrive goes first.
Source: Section 5: Basic Driving β Yielding Right-of-Way
Question 4
You are on an interstate entrance ramp. Whom must you yield to?
Only vehicles in the left lane
No one; ramp traffic has priority
Only trucks
Drivers already on the highway
Correct answer: Drivers already on the highway
Yield to drivers already on a limited-access or interstate highway when you are on the entrance or acceleration ramp.
Source: Section 5: Basic Driving β Yielding Right-of-Way
Question 5
How should you treat a funeral procession with headlights on behind a hearse?
Let them pass as a group
Cut in between the cars
Honk to move them along faster
Pass them on the right
Correct answer: Let them pass as a group
Yield to funeral processions and let vehicles following a hearse with headlights on pass as a group.
Source: Section 5: Basic Driving β Yielding Right-of-Way
Question 6
When a train is approaching a crossing, where must you stop if there's no stop line?
Between 15 and 50 feet from the nearest rail
100 feet back
5 feet from the rail
Right at the rail
Correct answer: Between 15 and 50 feet from the nearest rail
Stop behind the stop line or not less than 15 feet nor more than 50 feet from the nearest rail.
Source: Section 6: Rules of the Road β Railroad Crossing Warning Signs
Question 7
Must you yield to a pedestrian crossing at an intersection with no painted crosswalk?
Yes
Only if a signal says WALK
Only children
No, only at painted crosswalks
Correct answer: Yes
Drivers must yield to pedestrians in marked crosswalks or at intersections even if no crosswalk lines exist.
Source: Section 6: Rules of the Road β Pavement Markings
Question 8
Before entering an intersection after stopping, which way does the manual suggest you look?
Left, right, then left again
Right only
Left only
Straight ahead only
Correct answer: Left, right, then left again
Look left, then right and left again before entering, and don't rush in when the light turns green.
Source: Section 7: General Driving and Parking β Intersections
Question 9
An approaching car has its turn signal on. Should you pull out in front of it?
Yes, it must be turning
Yes, if you hurry
Yes, signals are binding
No, it may not turn
Correct answer: No, it may not turn
Don't turn in front of a vehicle just because its signal is on; the driver may turn later or forgot to cancel it.
Source: Section 7: General Driving and Parking β Intersections
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