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Yes. New Hampshire offers several automated language formats, automated oral testing, and interpreter assistance where the DMV rules allow it. The test's question count and passing standard do not change because of the language option.
The current official NH Driver's Manual lists these automated test languages or formats:
| Support | What is available |
|---|---|
| Automated test | The eight languages/formats listed above. |
| Automated oral testing | Headphones are available for the DMV's automated oral test. |
| Other language | DMV rules allow interpreter assistance where applicable for an applicant who speaks or reads another language. |
Yes. American Sign Language is one of the automated options listed in the current New Hampshire Driver's Manual.
Tell the DMV which available test format you need when arranging or checking in for the knowledge test. If you need interpreter assistance because your language is not one of the automated options, contact the DMV before testing so the applicable interpreter process can be arranged.
Yes. Language assistance changes how the test is communicated, not the Class D passing standard. You still need 32 correct answers out of 40.
What if your language is not one of the automated test options? Contact the New Hampshire DMV before your appointment and ask what interpreter assistance can be arranged. Do not wait until test day to assume a language option will be available.
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