Back to North Dakota
North Dakota Class D Knowledge Practice Test
Full test preview Question 1 of 30
0 answered 30 remaining
Passing target: 80% (24/30)
Safe & Responsible DrivingStandalone practice
After a dinner party, your passenger wants to take home a partly empty bottle of wine in your car. Where may the opened bottle be while you drive on a public road?
Correct answer: In the trunk of the car.
Why
The open container law covers the driver and every passenger, and it applies on public roads and in public parking areas. A bottle counts as open when its seal is broken or some of the contents are gone. In a vehicle with no trunk, keep it in an area that the driver and passengers do not normally use.
Verified against 2025-2027 Class D Noncommercial Driver License Manual · Open container law · p. 41
Report a question issueContinue learning
Related North Dakota questions
A driver behind you honks, yells, and makes a rude gesture because you drive at the speed limit. The driver then passes and cuts in close ahead of you. What should you do?Four drivers make mistakes on a busy city street. Which driver shows a sign of aggressive driving rather than a lack of experience?Kayla is 19 and has a Class D license. What is the lowest alcohol concentration at which she is over the legal limit when she drives in North Dakota?An officer arrests you for driving under the influence and directs you to take a chemical breath test. You believe that you are sober and do not want to take it. What should you know?Inside city limits, you and another driver collide at low speed. The damage looks like about $1,500, but the other driver's passenger has a small cut on the arm. What must you do?You are 30 years old and stopped at a red light when a text message arrives. You want to read it on the phone in your hand. What does North Dakota law say?