The real North Dakota knowledge test is the DMV exam used for a learner permit. This page contains one fixed 20 question slice of the full free 180 question bank, with an explanation after each answer.
Sample question from test 3
emergencies
What should a driver do when approaching or passing a stranded vehicle with flashing hazard lights?
- Yield the right of way and move safely to the lane not adjacent to the vehicle
- Stop in the travel lane until the vehicle is removed
- Pass on the shoulder without slowing
- Maintain speed beside the vehicle
Answer: Yield the right of way and move safely to the lane not adjacent to the vehicle. A driver approaching or passing a stranded vehicle with flashing hazard lights should yield the right of way and move safely to the lane not adjacent to that vehicle. This creates separation for people who may be outside the vehicle or working near it. Stopping in a travel lane creates a new hazard, and using the shoulder at speed does not provide the required cautious response. If the only safe lane is adjacent, proceed cautiously and reduce speed. Look ahead for the flashing lights and plan the lane change early.