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View All PlansPassing the official combination vehicles knowledge test represents a major step toward driving semi-trucks and tractor-trailers. This requirement is part of the licensing process for a Class A CDL, which allows you to drive any combination vehicle with a gross combination weight rating (GCWR) of 26,001 pounds or more, whose towed unit exceeds 10,000 pounds. All applicants must also complete Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT), hold a CLP (Commercial Learner’s Permit) for at least 14 days, and pass the CDL skills tests in a combination vehicle.
Beginners unfamiliar with commercial driving theory might find the official Commercial Driver’s License Manual (New Hampshire CDL Handbook 2025) overwhelming. Even though we recommend reading its contents multiple times, you should adopt a systematic approach and consider incorporating our practice tests into your study routine.
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Our New Hampshire CDL Combination Vehicle Practice Tests can be a game-changer when used regularly. The practice test that you’re about to take is the fourth in this series. It includes questions similar to those you will encounter at the DMV location on exam day. You can use it to evaluate your knowledge of coupling and uncoupling procedures, commercial driving regulations, and pre-trip inspections specific to combination vehicles.
Since you get unlimited attempts, you can also use this tool for educational purposes. Improve your knowledge one question at a time and use the available features to boost your learning potential. We offer instant feedback and detailed explanations to help you become a better commercial driver. A passing score on your theory exam should be a temporary goal, not your main focus. Please pay attention to the insight provided for each question and note it in a notebook or notebook app for future reference.
General commercial driving theory is easier to understand when you train with our Free New Hampshire CDL Permit Practice Test. It is available online, 24/7, so you can use it whenever you wish. Our practice tests can be used alongside the official commercial driver’s license manual. This technique reinforces your understanding and strengthens your knowledge as you actively search the material for the correct answers.
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