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North Dakota Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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You move to North Dakota and become a resident. You hold a valid Class D license from Oregon. What is the longest time that you may drive a Class D vehicle with that license?
Correct answer: 60 days after you become a resident
Why
For licensing, you count as a North Dakota resident after living in the state for 90 days in a row, unless you are a nonresident student, a tourist or a member of the armed forces. After you become a resident, you have 60 days to pass the necessary tests and get a North Dakota license. You must also show proof of your North Dakota address.
Verified against 2025-2027 Class D Noncommercial Driver License Manual · Your operator's license · p. 6
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