3.06 Driver's Manual

What does "misconduct of driving privileges" mean?

• Driving behavior that includes wearing sunglasses

• Driving behavior that poses an immediate hazard to the other drivers

• Driving a red car

• Driving with your music too loud

True/False: If you get in trouble while driving in another state, New Hampshire will find out.

• True

• False

What is one way to lose your driving privileges?

• Waving at other drivers

• Playing a song with swears in it

• Speeding

• Stopping at a red light for too long

True/False: You can refuse sobriety testing if you are pulled over.

• True

• False

It is considered legally intoxicated if a driver's blood alcohol levels is ______ or higher.

• .08%

• .01%

• .07%

• .05%

True/False: New Hampshire can deny the privilege to die to persons who risk the safety and welfare of others

• True

• False

If you are deemed a "Habitual Offender" how many years will your driving privileges be taken away?

• 10+ years

• They won't be taken away

• 5 - 8 years

• 1 - 4 years

What is one violation that could result in getting demerit points?

• Not stopping at a stop sign

• Littering

• Flashing your high beams

• Playing music too loud

True/False: Speeding is okay as long as you stay under 100mph.

• True

• False