New Hampshire CDL Knowledge Test Sample Questions
Real, New Hampshire-specific sample questions from our practice question bank, with the correct answer, a full explanation, and a source reference for each. See our national sample questions for topics that apply to every state, or take the full New Hampshire cdl practice test to test yourself instead of just reading the answers.
General Driving Knowledge
1. How many questions are on New Hampshire's CDL General Knowledge test, and what's the passing score?
New Hampshire's CDL General Knowledge test has 50 questions, with at least 80% correct (40 of 50) required to pass.
Source: New Hampshire Commercial Driver License Manual
2. What must a New Hampshire CDL applicant already hold before applying?
A New Hampshire CDL applicant must already hold a valid noncommercial New Hampshire Class D license before applying.
Source: New Hampshire Commercial Driver License Manual
3. What's the minimum age to drive commercially within New Hampshire only, versus across state lines or hauling hazardous materials?
New Hampshire allows commercial driving within the state at 18, but federal rules require 21 to drive across state lines or transport hazardous materials.
Source: New Hampshire Commercial Driver License Manual
4. What does New Hampshire charge for a commercial learner's permit, and how long is it valid?
A New Hampshire commercial learner's permit costs $20 and is valid for 6 months.
Source: New Hampshire Commercial Driver License Manual
5. What does New Hampshire charge for the CDL itself, and for each additional endorsement?
New Hampshire charges $60 for the CDL itself, plus $10 for each additional endorsement.
Source: New Hampshire Commercial Driver License Manual
6. What form must a New Hampshire CDL applicant's supporting documents take?
New Hampshire requires a CDL applicant's supporting documents to be original or certified copies — photocopies aren't accepted.
Source: New Hampshire Commercial Driver License Manual
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7. Under federal hours-of-service rules that apply to New Hampshire CDL holders, how many hours of driving are allowed after 10 consecutive hours off duty?
Federal hours-of-service rules allow up to 11 hours of driving after 10 consecutive hours off duty, within a 14-hour on-duty window.
Source: New Hampshire Commercial Driver License Manual