North Dakota knowledge test: practice questions

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Five questions from the United States (North Dakota) bank, as you'll see them in the app.

1. Which late trip may a restricted class D holder make alone?

   1. To a late movie with friends
   2. To a party late at night
   3. To a friend's home to visit
   4. Straight to or from work
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   Answer: Straight to or from work

   Night driving is allowed when going directly to or from work, school activities or religious activities. N.D.C.C. § 39-06-17.

2. On a two-way road with 4 or more lanes, where may you not drive?

   1. Close to the right curb
   2. Left of the center line
   3. In the two inner lanes
   4. In the far right lane
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   Answer: Left of the center line

   You may not drive left of center on a two-way road of four or more lanes, except to turn. N.D.C.C. § 39-10-08.

3. Who yields when a pedestrian crosses outside a crosswalk?

   1. The faster one
   2. Neither one
   3. The driver
   4. The pedestrian
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   Answer: The pedestrian

   Pedestrians crossing outside a crosswalk yield to vehicles. N.D.C.C. § 39-10-29.

4. When is more than three people in the front seat illegal?

   1. Only after dark on rural roads
   2. When it blocks the view or controls
   3. Only on interstate highways
   4. Whenever the car is moving at all
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   Answer: When it blocks the view or controls

   More than three in front is illegal if it blocks the driver's view or control. N.D.C.C. § 39-10-54.

5. Is being legally allowed to use a drug a defense to a DUI charge?

   1. Yes, it is always a defense
   2. Only on a weekend
   3. Only for painkillers
   4. No, it is not a defense
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   Answer: No, it is not a defense

   Being entitled to use alcohol or drugs is not a defense. N.D.C.C. § 39-08-01.

Where the questions come from

Written from the published rules · North Dakota Century Code Title 39, Motor Vehicles (North Dakota Legislative Branch). See every official source

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