North Dakota · North Dakota Century Code — Title 39, Motor Vehicles

N.D. Cent. Code (Tit. 39) § 39-08-20: Driving without liability insurance prohibited - Penalty

Infraction

What this law says, in plain English

A person cannot drive a motor vehicle in this state without valid liability insurance. Drivers must provide proof of insurance upon request; failure to do so may result in a violation charge.

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