North Dakota permit test numbers to know

For a first offense, the sentence must include both a fine of at least five hundred dollars and an order for addiction evaluation by an appropriate licensed addiction treatment program.

refusal of the individual to submit to a test directed by the law enforcement officer may result in a revocation of the individual's driving privileges for a minimum of one hundred eighty days and up to three years.

eight one-hundredths of one percent (.08%) or greater of alcohol in your blood, or .02% if under the age of 21

or .02% if under the age of 21, you are considered legally to be under the influence of alcohol.

If you refuse to take the test, your license will be revoked for 180 days to three years.

91 days, first offense in seven years

180 days, first offense, AC .18 or greater in seven years

First conviction—$500 fine.

A violation of subsection 1 of section 39-12-02, section 39-08-23, or section 39-08-25, a fee of one hundred dollars.

A violation of subsection 1 of section 39-12-02, section 39-08-23, or section 39-08-25, a fee of one hundred dollars.

A violation of section 39-21-41.2, a fee of twenty-five dollars.

A violation of section 39-10-46 or 39-10-46.1, a fee of two hundred fifty dollars.

It is a two-point penalty on your driving record for driving in violation of the conditions of an instruction permit.

13 and above 7 days for each point over 11

ONE POINT—for every three-month period during which the driver has not had any points recorded against his/her record.

THREE POINTS—if the driver completes an approved driver improvement course such as a defensive driving course.

A person may elect to attend a driver improvement course in lieu of points on the driving record for violations assigned five or less points. This option is valid once every 12 months

The fine for operating an uninsured motor vehicle is $150 for a first violation and $300 for a second or subsequent violation in three years

the ability of the individual to safely operate the vehicle. The penalty is a $100 fine.

Failure to comply with work zone speed limits carries an $80 minimum fee when work is in progress and workers are present.

It is not legal to enter a road that is officially closed due to hazardous conditions. The penalty for doing this is a $250 fine.

The penalty for violation is $25 and one point against the license of the driver.

Twenty-five miles [40.23 kilometers] an hour on any highway in a business district or in a residence district or in a public park, unless a different speed is designated and posted by local authorities.

Twenty-five miles [40.23 kilometers] an hour on any highway in a business district or in a residence district or in a public park, unless a different speed is designated and posted by local authorities.

Fifty-five miles [88.51 kilometers] an hour on gravel, dirt, or loose surface highways, and on paved two-lane county and township highways if there is no speed limit posted

Sixty-five miles [104.61 kilometers] an hour on paved two-lane highways if posted for that speed

Seventy miles [112.65 kilometers] an hour on paved and divided multilane highways, unless otherwise permitted, restricted, or required by conditions.

Eighty miles [128.75 kilometers] an hour on access-controlled, paved and divided, multilane interstate highways, unless otherwise permitted, restricted, or required by conditions.

This sign is mounted on the rear of vehicles or equipment being towed at a speed of 25 miles per hour or less.

25 miles per hour in a business or residential district, unless otherwise posted.

20 miles per hour when you pass by a school during school recess or while children are going to or leaving school

55 miles per hour on gravel, dirt, or loose surface roads unless otherwise posted

80 miles per hour on rural Interstate highways, unless otherwise posted.

70 miles per hour on paved and divided multi-lane highways, unless otherwise posted.

You must also signal continuously for the last 100 feet before the turn.

You may not make a U-turn near the crest of a hill or any curve where the driver cannot see 500 feet or more.

return to your proper lane at least 200 feet before meeting an approaching vehicle.

Within 100 feet of an intersection, a railroad crossing, or a tunnel.

At 55 miles per hour, it takes approximately 300 feet or one city block on dry pavement to stop.

The individual operating the motor vehicle is required to leave a minimum of three feet of passing space between the vehicle and bicycle.

Allow more following distance, three or four seconds, following a motorcycle

up to 20 feet in front of the cab, on either side of the tractor-trailer, particularly alongside the cab, and up to 200 feet in the rear.

When a train is crossing, stop at least 15 feet before the crossing.

These vehicles must stop within 50 feet and not less than 15 feet from the tracks.

Use your headlights during inclement weather when visibility is less than 1,000 feet due to rain, snow, sleet, hail, smoke, or fog.

Dim your headlights at least 500 feet before meeting traffic and within 300 feet when following another vehicle.

Within 10 feet of a fire hydrant.

Within 15 feet of a flashing beacon, a stop sign, or a traffic control signal placed on the side of the roadway.

your wheels should be parallel to the right-hand curb and within one foot of the right-hand curb.

your vehicle must display at least one white or amber lamp in front and a red light on the rear, both visible for a distance of 1,000 feet

How long does the test take? There is a 60-minute time limit to complete the test.

An individual at least sixteen and under eighteen years of age who has been issued a class D license may not operate an electronic communication device to talk, compose, read, or send an electronic message while operating a motor vehicle that is in motion

who is at least 18 years of age and has had at least three years of driving experience, must ride in the seat beside you

hold the instruction permit for 12 months or to the age of 16, whichever comes first, but no less than six months

Individuals who are 16 or 17 must hold the instruction permit for six months or to the age of 18, whichever comes first

Individuals under 16 must complete a minimum of 50 hours of supervised practice driving in variable conditions.

If you change your name or address, you must notify the Driver License Division within 10 days.

licensed drivers under the age of 18 are prohibited from using electronic communication devices while driving. This includes a device to talk, compose, read or send electronic messages.

The driver of a vehicle involved in an accident resulting in injury to or death of any individual, or property damage to an apparent extent of at least four thousand dollars

then within five days of the accident the driver shall supply that information to the driver's license division in the form the division requires.

each child of eight through seventeen years of age who is in the motor vehicle must be in an approved child restraint system in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions or correctly buckled in a safety belt.

However, a child under the age of eight who is at least fifty-seven inches [1.45 meters] tall is not required to use a child restraint system, but must be correctly buckled in a safety belt.

Children under eight years of age must be properly secured in a child restraint (car seat or booster seat). A seat belt may be substituted for children who are at least 57 inches tall.

A horn clearly audible for 200 feet.