New Hampshire Permit Test: Speed Limits Practice Questions

Correct answer: 30 mph

The limit is 30 mph in business or urban residence districts and 35 mph in rural residence districts.

Source: Section 5: Basic Driving – Speed Management

Correct answer: 35 mph

Rural residence districts and Class V highways outside compact areas have a 35 mph limit.

Source: Section 5: Basic Driving – Speed Management

Correct answer: 70 mph

Most interstate and turnpike divided highways are 65 mph, but I-93 from mile marker 45 to the Vermont line is 70 mph.

Source: Section 5: Basic Driving – Speed Management

Correct answer: 65 mph

Interstates and the central and eastern turnpikes, where 4-lane divided, have a 65 mph limit.

Source: Section 5: Basic Driving – Speed Management

Correct answer: 45 mph

The minimum interstate speed is 45 mph unless road and weather conditions make that unsafe.

Source: Section 5: Basic Driving – Speed Management

Correct answer: 10 mph below the usual limit

In a posted school zone the limit is 10 mph below the usual posted limit, from 45 minutes before school opens and for 45 minutes after it closes.

Source: Section 5: Basic Driving – Speed Management