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North Dakota Driver Licensing Rules
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North Dakota Driver Licensing Rules
North Dakota Driver Licensing Rules
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1
Question
Which documents may prove an applicant’s Social Security number?
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A Social Security Card, W-2 Form, SSA 1099 Form, Non-SSA 1099 Form, or pay stub.
2
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How many documents are required to prove North Dakota residence address?
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Two documents from the acceptable residence-address list are required.
3
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Which type of address is unacceptable as proof of residence?
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A Post Office box is not acceptable for the residence address.
4
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What requirement applies to every document proving residence address?
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Each document must contain the applicant’s name and physical residence address.
5
Question
Which residence document must have been issued within six months?
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A school or college transcript must have been issued within six months.
6
Question
How may an applicant take the North Dakota knowledge test immediately?
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The applicant may take it at nd.knowtodrive.com.
7
Question
What must a license applicant provide for the road test?
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The applicant must provide a vehicle with equipment in good working order and current registration.
8
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Which people and devices are prohibited during the road test?
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Pets other than medical alert or service animals, passengers, and electronic devices are prohibited.
9
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Which driving behaviors must an applicant demonstrate to pass?
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The applicant must follow instructions, maintain the proper lane, signal properly, parallel park, maintain good posture, and obey traffic signs and laws.
10
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When may an applicant retake an examination after failing it?
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The applicant may not retake the examination on the same day.
11
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Who must accompany an applicant younger than 16 during the road test?
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One parent or legal guardian must accompany the applicant.
12
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What training is required for a 14- or 15-year-old taking the road test?
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The applicant must present a driver education Certificate of Training.
13
Question
How may a 14- or 15-year-old complete the standard driver education requirement?
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The applicant may complete 30 classroom hours and six behind-the-wheel hours through the Department of Public Instruction.
14
Question
How may a 14- or 15-year-old complete training through an approved commercial school?
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The applicant may complete six hours of behind-the-wheel training through an approved commercial driver training school.
15
Question
Which vehicles may a 14- or 15-year-old operate with the applicable permit?
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The permit allows operation of a parent’s, guardian’s, grandparent’s, sibling’s, aunt’s, or uncle’s Class D noncommercial vehicle.
16
Question
How may a person indicate consent to organ, tissue, and eye donation?
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A person may check the “Yes” box on the application form or register online at donor.nd.gov.
17
Question
What does the donor indication on a North Dakota application represent?
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The donor indication serves as the person’s consent.
18
Question
Which allocation factors determine organ recipients?
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Recipients are selected based on medical urgency, time waiting, genetic matching, and geography.
19
Question
Who may become an organ, tissue, or eye donor?
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Anyone may become a donor regardless of age and health conditions.
20
Question
What parental requirement applies when a donor is under 18?
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The donor’s parents will be asked to affirm the decision.
21
Question
Which license is issued to a 15-year-old after successfully completing the road test?
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A restricted Class D operator’s license is issued.
22
Question
Which vehicles may a 15-year-old operate with a restricted Class D license?
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The driver may operate a parent’s, guardian’s, grandparent’s, sibling’s, aunt’s, or uncle’s vehicle.
23
Question
When may a 15-year-old with a restricted Class D license drive without an adult?
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The driver may not drive alone between the later of sunset or 9:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m., except directly to or from work, an official school activity, or a religious activity.
24
Question
At what age does a restricted Class D license become unrestricted?
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It transitions to an unrestricted license at age 16.
25
Question
Which electronic-device restriction applies to permit holders and licensed drivers under 18?
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They may not talk, compose, read, or send electronic messages while driving.
26
Question
Which exceptions permit electronic-device use while driving under the minor restriction?
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Use is allowed to obtain emergency assistance, prevent an apparently imminent crime, or reasonably protect a person’s life or safety.
27
Question
Which conditions permit cancellation of a minor’s license after an alcohol- or drug-related offense?
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The minor must have committed the offense while operating a vehicle, been found or pleaded guilty, created an imminent risk, and been subject to an official cancellation order because a lesser penalty would be ineffective.
28
Question
How is a minor treated after a permit or license is cancelled under this rule?
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The minor is considered never to have held a permit or license before.
29
Question
Which tests are required before an instruction permit is reissued after cancellation?
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The applicant must successfully complete the knowledge and vision tests.
30
Question
How may driver education requirements be satisfied after a minor’s cancellation?
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They may be satisfied through approved classroom and behind-the-wheel training or an approved Internet course plus 30 hours of supervised driving with a parent or legal guardian.