North Dakota Motorcycle Hazard Awareness Practice Test

What this North Dakota practice test covers

• Common road hazards for riders — gravel, wet leaves, railroad tracks, and potholes
• Riding safely through intersections where most motorcycle crashes happen
• Handling crosswinds, rain, and reduced-traction road surfaces
• Emergency maneuvers when a car turns left in front of you

The actual North Dakota NDDOT knowledge test has 25 questions, and you need at least 20 correct (80%) to pass. This practice test is based on the North Dakota Noncommercial Driver License Manual. The test fee is $15. Tests are administered Computer-based at DOT driver license office or online via KnowToDrive. You'll have 60 minutes (online test) to complete the real exam. Online testing is available in North Dakota.

Try sample North Dakota questions

These questions come from our bank of 152+ motorcycle questions. The real North Dakota motorcycle endorsement test draws from similar material in the official motorcycle handbook.

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1

What is the most common location for motorcycle-vehicle collisions?

A.Highway on-rampsB.Intersections, where vehicles turn left in front of motorcyclesC.Parking lotsD.Straight stretches of highway

2

What makes railroad tracks particularly dangerous for motorcycle riders?

A.The vibration can cause engine problemsB.The metal rails are slippery, especially when wet, and the grooves can catch a tireC.Railroad tracks always have steep bumps on both sidesD.The noise from the tracks can distract the rider

3

What special hazard do North Dakota's open prairie roads present for motorcycle riders?

A.Excessive heat from the pavementB.Strong crosswinds that can push you out of your laneC.Too much shade from buildingsD.Heavy traffic congestion

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