Accidents and Financial Responsibility — New Hampshire Driver's License Practice Test
21 questions in this topic · 21 drawn at random this round
When should you call 911 after a crash?
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This New Hampshire Driver's License Accidents and Financial Responsibility practice set has 21 practice questions based on the official exam materials, each with an instant explanation. You need 80% on the real New Hampshire Driver's License knowledge test to pass.
Sample questions
Three questions from the Accidents and Financial Responsibility bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 21 questions at random from the same bank.
What is the FIRST thing a driver should do if a crash occurs?
- Stop — Correct answer
- Drive to the nearest police station
- Continue driving and call later
- Take photos before doing anything else
Explanation: If a crash occurs, drivers should stop. If possible, move the vehicle off the road so traffic is not blocked from passing the site of the crash.
Handbook: Accidents and Financial Responsibility — Accident Procedures
After stopping at a crash, why should a driver move the vehicle off the road if possible?
- So that traffic is not blocked from passing the crash site — Correct answer
- To avoid having to report the crash
- Because the law forbids stopping on any road
- To prevent the insurance company from being notified
Explanation: If possible, move the vehicle off the road so that traffic is not blocked from passing the site of the crash.
Handbook: Accidents and Financial Responsibility — Accident Procedures
When should you call 911 after a crash?
- If there are injuries — Correct answer
- Only if the other driver agrees
- Only if property damage is under $1,000
- Never, you should drive injured people yourself
Explanation: Call 911 if there are injuries.
Handbook: Accidents and Financial Responsibility — Accident Procedures