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North Dakota’s Teen Driver’s License and Insurance Requirements
At age 14, North Dakota teens can apply for an instruction permit by submitting the application, proof of residency, and a birth certificate to the local Department of Transportation (DOT) office. The applicant must then pass the vision exam and a test covering local traffic signs and traffic laws to receive an instruction permit.
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North Dakota’s Laws for Texting and Talking on a Phone While Driving
North Dakota’s distracted driving laws prohibit all motorists from text messaging while driving. The restrictions on using a cellphone while driving depend on the age of the driver and where the motorist is driving. Learn about the laws' specifics and the penalties for a violation.
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North Dakota Speeding Laws and Ticket Penalties
Like most other states, North Dakota has two types of speeding laws: “absolute speed limits” and a “basic speeding law.” This article explains the differences between the two and the consequences of each type of violation.
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Red Light and Stop Sign Tickets in North Dakota
North Dakota drivers who run red lights or stop signs will likely have to pay a fine. Red light and stop sign violations also add points to a motorist’s driving record. This article gives an overview of what the law prohibits and some of the consequences of a stop sign or red light ticket.