How Many Questions Are on North Dakota's Permit Test?

The 25 questions are drawn from the North Dakota Driver's Manual, covering road signs, signals, pavement markings, traffic laws, distracted driving, Absolute Sobriety laws, and even a dedicated winter survival section.

North Dakota's minimum age to apply for an instruction permit is just 14.

North Dakota offers KnowToDrive, an official webcam-proctored online knowledge test proctored by a parent or guardian, aimed at rural residents who'd otherwise face a long drive to a DOT office.

That convenience comes at a cost: the online test runs $10, double the fee charged for testing in person — and passing it still means scheduling an office visit afterward to receive the actual permit.

dmvwrittenexam.com's North Dakota question bank covers both nationally-consistent rules of the road and North Dakota-specific details like its restricted license and dual permit-hold system.

Each question includes an explanation and a source reference, so you learn why an answer is correct instead of just memorizing a letter.