North Dakota Drivers' License Test 2024 - FREE Practice!


Practice Permit Test 01 - Alcohol and Other Drugs ➤ 19 questions, study

Practice Permit Test 02 - Defensive Driving ➤ 56 questions, study

Practice Permit Test 03 - Driving Record Information ➤ 16 questions, study

Practice Permit Test 04 - Intersections and Turns ➤ 25 questions, study

Practice Permit Test 05 - Parallel Parking ➤ 12 questions, study

Practice Permit Test 06 - Passing ➤ 13 questions, study

Practice Permit Test 07 - Road Signs ➤ 85 questions, study

Practice Permit Test 08 - Sharing the Road ➤ 39 questions, study

Practice Permit Test 09 - Special Driving Conditions ➤ 36 questions, study

Practice Permit Test 10 - State Related Driving Knowledge ➤ 17 questions, study

Practice Permit Test 11 - Traffic Control ➤ 84 questions, study

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North Dakota Driver's Licnese Info & Resources:

  1. North Dakota Driver's License And State ID
  2. North Dakota Department of Motor Vehicles
  3. North Dakota DMV Regional Office Locations - regional service centers, office hours and addresses.
  4. North Dakota Motor Vehicle Registration
  5. Moving to North Dakota, Non Resident Motorists
  6. Info for North Dakota DMV Teen Drivers
  7. Official North Dakota State Website

License Exams General Info

To obtain a North Dakota operator's license, you must visit one of the Drivers License offices. No appointment is required to take the written examination or the visual screen test; however, you must have an appointment for a road test. Written testing is allowed up to one hour prior to noon, if testing at an office that closes for lunch, and one hour prior to closing.
The written test fee is $5. The road test fee is $5. The fee for a Class D or M permit/license is $15. The fee for a duplicate Class D or M permit/license is $8.

Instruction Permits

Instruction Permits allow you to legally practice driving.
To receive a permit you must fist pass the written examination and the visual screen
test. All applicants must be at least 14 years of age.

Classes of Licenses

North Dakota has five classes of operator's licenses. Each class requires its own written exam and a demonstration of driving skill for that class of license.
Class A
Class B
Class C
Class D
Class M