Teen drivers in New Hampshire need 40 hours of supervised driving, including 10 at night. FirstGear keeps the log for you.
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Total required by the state
Counted within the 40 hours
No hold period applies
New Hampshire does not issue learner's permits and has no hold period; supervised practice may begin at 15 years 6 months. 40 hours including 10 at night, in addition to driver education. Supervising driver must be a parent, guardian, or licensed adult 25 or older.
Requirements last checked October 2026. Rules change and can differ by age or driver education, so confirm with New Hampshire DMV before you rely on them.
New Hampshire requires 40 hours of supervised driving, including 10 at night.
At least 10 of the 40 hours must be driven at night. FirstGear splits each drive into day and night automatically using local sunset and sunrise.
New Hampshire has no permit hold period. See the notes above for how the state handles supervised practice.
New Hampshire DMV decides what paperwork it accepts, and many states use their own log or certification form signed by a parent or guardian. FirstGear gives you an accurate drive-by-drive record and running totals to complete that form from, plus a PDF you can print. Check with New Hampshire DMV for the exact form it wants.
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