Driver's Permit Knowledge Test (U.S.)
North Dakota: Young drivers: practice questions
Our Driver's Permit bank has 4 questions on this topic. Here are 4 of them with answers; the full mock exam draws from every topic, like the real one.
Question 1 · North Dakota
What license does a 15-year-old in North Dakota get after passing the road test?
- A full, unrestricted Class D license
- A restricted Class D
- A farm permit, valid on farm roads only
- Another learner permit, for six months
Show the answer
B. A restricted Class D — North Dakota Driver License Manual (Minors driver license).
Question 2 · North Dakota
Whose vehicles may a 15-year-old North Dakota restricted licensee drive?
- Any vehicle, with the owner's consent
- Family members' vehicles
- Only a vehicle registered in their own name
- Only farm trucks and pickups
Show the answer
B. Family members' vehicles — North Dakota Driver License Manual.
Question 3 · North Dakota
When may a 15-year-old North Dakota restricted licensee not drive without a parent, guardian or adult 18+?
- After 6 p.m. on any day of the week
- Later of sunset/9 p.m. to 5 a.m.
- Midnight to 6 a.m. on school nights
- All day on weekends and holidays
Show the answer
B. Later of sunset/9 p.m. to 5 a.m. — North Dakota Driver License Manual.
Question 4 · North Dakota
At what age does a North Dakota restricted Class D license become unrestricted?
- 16
- 17
- 18
- 21
Show the answer
A. 16 — North Dakota Driver License Manual.
More Driver's Permit topics
- Signs
- Signals
- Pavement markings
- Right of way
- Speed and following distance
- Defensive driving
- Pennsylvania: Permit
- North Carolina: Permit
- North Carolina: Graduated license
- Georgia: Permit
- Georgia: Points
- Virginia: Testing
- Virginia: Alcohol
- Washington: Permit
- Washington: Intermediate
- Washington: Alcohol
- Tennessee: Intermediate
- Tennessee: Points
- Missouri: Permit
- Missouri: School buses
- Missouri: Points
- Wisconsin: Permit
- Wisconsin: Probationary
- Minnesota: Provisional
- Minnesota: School buses
- Kentucky: Permit
- Kentucky: Intermediate
- Kentucky: Points
- Iowa: School buses
- Iowa: Phones
- Iowa: Alcohol
- Utah: Permit
- Utah: Points
- Nevada: Permit
- Nevada: Points
- Connecticut: Training
- Alabama: Learner license
- Alabama: GDL
- Louisiana: Learner's permit
- Louisiana: Intermediate
- Oklahoma: Permit
- Oklahoma: Intermediate
- Oklahoma: Testing
- Kansas: Permit
- Kansas: Restricted license
- Idaho: GDL
- Idaho: Testing
- Idaho: Points
- Nebraska: Permits
- Nebraska: POP
- Nebraska: Points
- Indiana: Permit
- Indiana: License
- New Jersey: GDL
- New Jersey: Restrictions
- Maine: License
- Vermont: Junior license
- Delaware: GDL
- North Dakota: Permit
- North Dakota: Child seats
- North Dakota: Points
- Wyoming: Intermediate
- Wyoming: Restricted
- Alaska: Permit
- Alaska: Provisional
- South Carolina: Restricted
- South Carolina: Points
- West Virginia: Level 1
- West Virginia: Level 2
- West Virginia: Level 3
- Hawaii: Permit
- Hawaii: Renewal
- Montana: Learner license
- Montana: Restricted
- New Mexico: Permit
- New Mexico: Provisional
- Rhode Island: Permit
- Rhode Island: Provisional
- Maryland: Permit
- Maryland: Provisional
- New Hampshire: Learning
- New Hampshire: Youth license
- New Hampshire: School buses
- South Dakota: Permit
- South Dakota: Restricted
- Michigan: Level 2
- Michigan: Phones
- Arizona: Permit
- Arizona: Class G
- Arizona: Phones
- Massachusetts: Permit
- Massachusetts: Junior license
- Massachusetts: Phones
- Illinois: Permit
- Illinois: License
- Illinois: Phones
- Illinois: School buses
- Ohio: Testing
- Ohio: Permit
- Ohio: Probationary
- Colorado: Permit
- Colorado: Minor license